The South Australian premier joins Flow on the road to the River Murray to make further announcements regarding the flooding situation in the Riverland and Mid-Murray, discussing urgent levee works in Mannum, the state of emergency declared, the recent failure of the interconnector with Victoria, green hydrogen, nuclear energy ... and whether the Port Districts player will pull the boots on for a cameo appearance for Kangarilla in 2023

The NSW Farmers Association say there's an inequity in the funding initially provided to some farmers and what is now being made available to farmers elsewhere in the state experiencing flooding as president Xavier Martin talks with Flow listeners in the Riverina about the very challenging season and ways the Albanese federal government could provide practical support

The federal MP for the electorate taking in most of the South Australian Murray says preparation for the flooding has been inadequate in a failure for Peter Malinauskas' first big test, he claims, as the member for Barker urges tourists to visit the Riverland to witness the historic flood event

We discuss Aboriginal heritage impacts on the stalled motor race the Sea Lake Mallee Rally, Murray Basin Rail, a pledge for the Donald sporting community, funding committed to Birchip Cropping Group and the need to prevent future damage to local roads by upgrading them to a better standard

The new Reconstruction Authority Bill has now passed on the final sitting day of the NSW Parliament, rising for 4 months prior to the March state election - Emergency Services Minister and Cootamundra MP Steph Cooke spoke with us about why the bill was necessary to rebalance the spending towards flood mitigation and preparation in future.

Paul Matheson (centre) the Liberal candidate for Mildura at the November 26 election speaks with Flow listeners about pledges made in the electorate's south including the communities of Sea Lake, Ouyen and Wycheproof

A clash between Aboriginal heritage and a beloved local race at Sea Lake in north western Victoria has raised tensions during the November 26 state election campaign with the member for Mildura hitting back at critics allegedly claiming she had personally cancelled the race.

Sheep prices bounced back today in Wagga Wagga according to Riverina Livestock Agents' James Tierney while cattle on Monday were on the backwards slide as they were nationwide according to Meat and Livestock Australia's Eastern Young Cattle Indicator

The shadow minister for regional population growth and member for Flinders says work needs to be done on housing availability, health services and supporting GP doctors in regional communities after a recent Flinders University study on their poor work-life balance in regions

We look at the non-mulesed market, challenging producer conditions like flystrike and footrot, the differences in pricing between the indicator ranges and whether the ugly Christmas woollen jumper could be this year's must-have item in cooler Australian growing conditions