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Supporters of East Turkestan / Xinjiang / Uighurs in western China, Tibet and south Vietnam converged on Premier Steven Marshall's opening of a new Chinese consulate in Adelaide's inner eastern suburbs on Tuesday. FlowFM Morning Show host Wayne Phillips looks at the competing views about the consulate controversy.

'Eco-friendly' weedkillers have failed to do the job glyphosate does in Belgium, FlowFM Morning Show host Wayne Phillips highlights as he talks about the attempts to ban it in Australia and in our export markets.

One of the key players behind establishing a National Wind Farm Commissioner, former senator Bob Day AO, expresses his concern that without independent senators there like those who created the role, the now Energy Infrastructure Commissioner would become a charade.

Wayne Phillips on the FlowFM Morning Show praises a National Farmers Federation initiative to promote women into agricultural leadership roles - and hopes men can get those opportunities as well.

Wayne Phillips on the Morning Flow looks at the latest report investigating Australia's water markets, recommending an independent watchdog to prevent speculating in the Murray-Darling Basin

The SA ALP's Amanda Rishworth likened the party's national conference staged via video link as a virtual look at how sausages are made, reminding FlowFM Morning Show host Wayne Phillips of a famous quote about lawmaking before he focused on the substance of the $15 billion jobs announcement Labor made.

Rikki and Wayne look at the PM's attempt to change the narrative on the Coalition's handling of women, as Labor shifts emphasis to an important policy pitch for manufacturing jobs in Australia.

Canberra correspondent John McDonnell writes that the Prime Minister could have taken a different approach to address concerns about the Coalition government's attitude towards women, as FlowFM Morning show host Wayne Phillips reflects on John's comments