The impacts of recent rain events are potentially offset by the unusually good prices on offer for Australian farm produce, Dr Greenville says, with Australia heading in the right direction to produce $100 billion in farmgate value by 2030 - the federal government and agriculture sector's target.

The yabbies are running on the River Murray and inflows are good, but the recent storm damage to horticulturalists and border wobbles over the Omicron variant are among current concerns for the state MP for Chaffey on the SA-Victoria border

Long-time suicide prevention advocate John Dawkins MLC talks about Australia's national first state-based suicide prevention legislation, places to go for good support and advice - and as he hangs up the gown going into political retirement, talks about wearing 'the wig' a few times, recounts the history of his suspension from the Liberal Party for going against party colleagues to contest - and win by the narrowest possible margin - the presidency against Jing Lee MLC
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The Nationals Victorian member for Mallee talks about the culture of bullying and harassment within federal politics - and also outlines the help being delivered to 'real people' in Mallee volunteering to help their communities

The Eastern Young Cattle Indicator continues to hold above $1,100 and beef could deliver good returns for coming years, Matt tells FlowFM listeners in this chat with Rikki about the sheep and cattle markets - as some farmers struggle to supply saleyards due to wet conditions in NSW and Queensland

A new federal government grant program that will reduce Australia's reliance on wool processing draws praise from wool processor spokesman Steven Read from Michell Wool, as Steven also wraps this week on the wool markets for Flow listeners

The state's longest-serving MP and Legislative Councillor says the government will honour the wishes of the majority in the Council to sit in February, but can not recall in his decades in the Council that it has sat before a state election without the House of Assembly doing so - the 'lower house' has been adjourned until May, which the state treasurer says is no different to what Labor did in the last two terms of government

Federal funding for deer control in his electorate needs to be doubled, the member for the SA south-east seat of Barker says, and the state government needs to rethink its approach on culling fur seals in the Coorong and on mandating vaccination, Mr Pasin discusses with Rikki on Flow