Grain Producers South Australia CEO Brad Perry discusses new project exploring future options for grain silo bags, the need for farming practices to take on more recycling initiatives and how harvest has progressed for many producers across the state.

Stephen Kho, cyber security expert, discusses the latest scams to look out for in 2023. Hackers have carried the same form into the new year with online scams continuing to evolve and appearing more legitimate than ever. Kho elaborates on how to safeguard vulnerable online users from particular online threats, such as the new MyGov scam, which many Australians are currently being duped into engaging with.

Brodie Bush, an Australian Defence Force veteran, with a service career spanning nearly 13 years, discusses the topic of no more medication mix-ups for Australian Veterans with a new program that is aiming to improve outcomes for Australian Veterans.

The CSIRO's mouse expert Steve Henry (pictured left) joins FlowFM to talk about the recent cropping conditions and concerning signs from early trap inspections in regional South Australia, the problem with crop abandonment in parts of eastern Australia and the safety of baits used by farmers as opposed to the retail-sold baits that can pose serious risks to family pets.

Naracoorte in South Australia's South East region was one shining light for property price growth in the latest data from the South Australian Valuer General, according to REISA CEO Andrea Heading in our chat about the positives from the data across regional SA.

South Australian senator and shadow minister for health and sport Anne Ruston (pictured, centre) joins us on Flow to outline whey the Coalition Opposition want oversight on how the Queensland state government spends public funds to build facilities for the 2032 Olympics, responds to assistant minister for health Ged Kearney's formation of a panel to investigate what the Labor MP calls 'medical misogyny' and discusses efforts by shadow assistant minister for health Dr Anne Webster to draw attention to reform in regional health service provision.

David Landini is an advocate for reviving historical pushes for a separate Australian state west of the Great Dividing Range to give greater autonomy for those living not just in his own state of New South Wales, but prospectively those in northern Victoria if not even adjoining parts of South Australia. The Wakool local is running in the NSW state election for the seat of Murray, currently held by former Shooters Fishers and Farmers Party MP Helen Dalton, and has strong words in support of independents - and against the Shooters and his own former party, the National Party.

The federal assistant treasurer and minister for financial services Stephen Jones joins us on FlowFM to talk about global ratings agency S&P Global's tick of approval for Australia's cherished Triple-A credit rating and their expectation Australia may stave off the worst of recession. The minister isn't being complacent, saying inflation and cost of living relief are a delicate matter to be addressed including in the May budget.

We speak with the shadow treasurer Angus Taylor about the essay published in the Monthly by federal treasurer Jim Chalmers which his shadow says aims to put the government at the centre of the economy, not everyday Australians.

Kathryn Taffs speaks with southern NSW listeners on FlowFM about the updated River Condition Index, the latest status of the data available and what recent flooding events might mean for river health in the indicators.