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FlowFM Morning Show host Wayne Phillips reviews the latest hype about hydrogen energy in SA and asks whether we are making the best use of South Australia's natural resources

FlowFM Morning Show host Wayne Phillips explores the trade missions by Australian Trade Minister Dan Tehan to find allies in a diplomatic wrestle with China, and open access for more markets for Australian exporters

On the FlowFM Morning Show, host Wayne Phillips chats with FlowNews24's Rikki Lambert about the public contribution of the late Duke of Edinburgh

FlowFM Morning Show host Wayne Phillips chats with FlowNews24's Rikki Lambert about the looming battle for federal funding towards major water infrastructure initiatives, as the Bradfield Scheme debate gathers momentum in regional Australia.

Every Friday on FlowNews24.com.au we publish farm gate data from various farming sectors, and this week Morning Show host Rikki Lambert shares a story out of the University of NSW suggesting that drones are more animal-friendly than sheepdogs, humans or motorbikes when it comes to herding sheep

On the FlowFM Morning Show, Rikki Lambert lays out some land mines in discussing some recent cases involving women and wonders where we should go with them

Listeners hear plenty in other media outlets about the creepy behaviour in Canberra and the latest on the COVID-19 pandemic, but today FlowFM Morning Show host Rikki Lambert had to address both with coinciding and significant revelations

John McDonnell, FlowNews24 Canberra correspondent, writes at FlowNews24.com.au about the Biden administration's pandemic economic recovery plan and whether the ALP might be tempted back into Bill Shorten-era tax-and-spend policies. On the FlowFM Morning Show, host Rikki Lambert analyses the article and likelihood that at least one state government may go down that path.

The local Rupanyup community is invigorating their town and saving a local supermarket by funding a redevelopment with funds from within the community, thanks to Australia's first community bank and a little help from their state government.

The Rotary Club has stepped in to help run the Barossa Airshow after a brief coronavirus-related hiatus, with a host of aviation history and aerobatic events organised for local and regional aviation enthusiasts.