The local MP and shadow police minister discusses police resourcing needs in Ceduna and Port Lincoln after recent criminal activity, water security for the Eyre Peninsula and the northern parts of the state and how the lack of child care in the western South Australian electorate impacts local communities.

Ceduna-born Greens SA State Co-convener, Brenz Saunders, chatted with Ellis Gelios about his professional background, his advocation for the Voice to Parliament, heading the Crows Foundation, his political aspirations and his views on antisocial behaviour in his hometown on the West Coast of South Australia.

Brenz is a sharp operator with a big future and serves on a multitude of boards for such a young individual.

We discuss with the Chief Executive Officer of Sheep Producers Australia an imminent trip to Western Australia to share first-hand what happens on a sheep live export vessel as the Albanese Labor government forges ahead with banning the practice, with cattle producers anxiously watching on. We also update listeners on the progress - or lack thereof - of state funding commitments towards electronic traceability of sheep.

Episode3.Net's Matt Dalgleish joins us on FlowFM to discuss the latest movements in cattle, sheep, mutton and protein markets in Australia and around the world.

South Australia's primary industries minister speaks with Flow listeners about the re-opening of Goolwa's pipi (cockle) fishery as e.coli concerns diminish, recipients of carbon farming grants including Mallee Sustainable Farming and a new grant round to promote agricultural technology and innovation, focused on sustainability and resilience.

The Nationals MP for Riverina reacts to Wednesday morning's tragic news that a woman and three related boys aged 10-12 years of age have died in a single vehicle accident at Yanco, near Leeton in the NSW Riverina. We discuss the Reserve Bank of Australia's decision to end 10 consecutive hikes of the cash rate to assess their impact on the economy, cost of living and energy price challenges, a local Lockhart legend commemorated for ANZAC Day and the efforts of local women and girls leading up to Thursday 6 April's footy grand final.

Agricultural Analyst at Profarmer Australia, Sean Hickey talks about the latest movements in China and Russia and how they might affect Australia's cropping sector and prices, as we discuss planting intentions and the latest price movements in barley, grain and canola.

The shadow minister for road safety Vincent Tarzia says he's written to the police minister Joe Szakacs to address a very concerning rise in South Australia's road toll to listen to experts and develop solutions to reduce road trauma and deaths on the state's roads.

The senior botanist and mycologist at the State Herbarium in Adelaide talks with FlowFM listeners about the dangers of death cap mushrooms already detected this season in the Adelaide Hills and provides tips on identifying and avoiding risk when foraging for mushrooms, and symptoms to watch for and be aware of longer-term for adults, children or animals that have eaten them