South Australia's peak livestock organisation is seeking input from sheep and goat producers as its steering committee continues to stay on top of changes being driven nationally to implement electronic traceability for sheep and goats, as is in place for the cattle industry. Livestock SA CEO Travis Tobin discusses among other considerations the cost and practicality of the scheme for SA producers.

An information evening for Vineyard parents and potential new enrolments from 7:30pm Tuesday 1 November will give the Clare community an opportunity to hear more about the expansion of Vineyard Lutheran School's offerings as a new campus of Horizon Christian School in 2023

Fired for his faith, Lee Jones has decided to take a stand for religious freedom and family values as a lead candidate for the revived Family First Party at the 26 November state election.
DISCLAIMER: interviewer Rikki Lambert was a Family First member and candidate in South Australia during 2006 to 2016

... as the Greens also call for the Malinauskas Labor government to reinstate battery and PV solar grants axed in the government's first budget since winning office at the March election

The Australian wool market was going well for producers for a couple of weeks but has fallen back again this week, as we discuss demand and supply factors including the younger generation turning their hand to shearing

We look at cropping and market conditions in the USA, Argentina and the Black Sea whilst Australian grain and canola growers deal with wetter crops, delayed harvest and challenging conditions with wet soil and flooding preventing entry into paddocks

Deputy Premier and Minister for Regional NSW Paul Toole was at the Wagga Wagga Special Activation Precinct today and says there has never been a better time to invest in regional NSW as the state government puts $1 billion on the table in a Regional Investment Attraction Strategy to harness the full value of the regions’ potential and making them the location of choice for private sector investment.

By volume on the Meat and Livestock Australia indicators Wagga Wagga saw the highest number of cattle and sheep traded and we catch up again with Riverina Livestock Agents' James Tierney fresh from Thursday's lamb sales on the latest selling activity - and the impact flooding is having locally and on the market.

... and sourcing shearers and getting wool to market are among the other current challenges for wool producers discussed with the Woolproducers Australia CEO Jo Hall in this discussion with regional FlowFM listeners