The shadow agriculture minister says we're 'done' on the 450 gigalitres in the Murray-Darling Basin being delivered via buybacks to South Australia, looks at threats to Australia's $100bn farmgate value target by 2030 as ABARES releases encouraging export figures, the threat of Foot and Mouth and Lumpy Skin diseases from Indonesia and the hope that Labor will follow through the 'cost recovery' method started in government but held back due to the pandemic, of levying imports to protect Australian biosecurity

X marks the spot - or does it? - in the SA Liberal Opposition's claims that SA Health Minister Chris Picton is a 'petrol pirate' for refusing to match a Liberal March election commitment to double the Patient Assistance Transport Scheme (PATS) rate - something the Liberals did not do in their four years in office. The new member for Frome in regional South Australia speaks with FlowFM about her push and that of regional MPs - including Labor's Eddie Hughes - to reduce the cost of attending crucial health services in metropolitan areas.

The Executive Director of ABARES talks about Australia's cropping outlook with Dr Greenville confirming recent comments from Rabobank that Victoria's cropping area looks likely to be 10 per cent higher than last year, but overall ABARES is projecting a 4th biggest harvest on record - and still strong prices for Australia's food and fibre produce

Is South Australia adequately equipped for serious challenges that may come to the state's primary industries? The shadow agriculture minister expresses concerns about the adequacy of funding for PIRSA in the 2022/23 State Budget, and the threat of livestock diseases emerging in Indonesia to biosecurity
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... and talked about his focus on regional health needs as the member for Albury responded to questions about Federation Shire Council's challenges with rising council rates, looking ahead to the 21 June NSW Budget

Senator Antic talks about the potential surge in number of Greens senators, winning back voters who abandoned the major parties - and his views on Australia embracing nuclear energy, exploring and extracting oil for fuel security

Ever feel chained to the office? In China truck drivers have almost been chained to the wheel and factory workers living on-site to suppress COVID-19 but the easing of a logistical backlog at Shanghai and China's textile industry has the market humming along.

Thomas Elder Markets (www.thomaseldermarkets.com.au) analyst Andrew Whitelaw chats with FlowFM listeners about the latest movements on global grain and oilseed markets and one of the big drivers of market behaviour - FOMO

Processors active in the market and healthy rains amid the discussion as the MLA Eastern Young Cattle Indicator (EYCI) and the National Trade Lamb Indicator (NTLI) both rose into early June 2022

Local police officer and Sunraysia Football & Netball League president Paul Matheson is running against incumbent independent Ali Cupper - who won the state seat of Mildura off the Nationals' Peter Crisp in 2018 - and the Nationals' candidate, Swan Hill Mayor Jade Benham among others in the November state election.