Mrs Scriven outlines the SA opposition's spending commitments to Naracoorte, Keith and Mount Gambier health needs, responds to the SA government's rural ambassador and country show stimulus spending and bemoans the lack of Rapid Antigen Tests (RATs) for people in the Clare Valley and Bordertown areas

The lead candidate for the Legislative Council in the March 19 state election bemoaned the major parties' drift to the political left. The former SA ALP minister highlighted pro-life and religious freedom causes as where the government had lost its way

The Ukraine region contributes significantly to global grain supplies and Tess looks at what a conflict there might mean for Australian farmers.

Buyers returned strongly for the opening wool auctions of 2022 after the customary three-month layoff, but crippling logistical issues worldwide remain for the global wool industry, as Steven Read outlines for Flow listeners

The Eastern Young Cattle Indicator for beef has also hit yet another record, nudging close to $12 per kilogram of carcase weight - Matt delves into the drivers for this and differentials across the weight categories. Matt also talks about the impact of a recent Naracoorte processor pause and other logistical & coronavirus related challenges in the meat sector

The Liberal member for Mackillop speaks with FlowFM listeners after passing near the fireground near Lucindale, and seeks to set the record straight on what he supports about the ALP Opposition's health policy for his region as Opposition Leader Peter Malinauskas visits the Limestone Coast. Mr McBride also talks about the roles Teys, SA Health, the Naracoorte community and Robe had to play in the recent shutdown of the Naracoorte meatworks

Tom from the Bureau of Meteorology updates Flow listeners on the latest rainfall event hitting South Australia, particularly the West Coast, Eyre Peninsula and Flinders Ranges on Friday 21 January