Premier Steven Marshall's nuclear industry announcement limited to the defence sector needed to go further, the states' peak resources body tells Flow, and greater leadership is needed from the likes of SA federal MP Rowan Ramsey the member for Grey on advocating for embracing nuclear energy and small modular reactors to assist getting to 'net zero'.

Could the British government have just opened the way for the AUKUS Treaty to deliver to Australia the 'future technology' the Morrison government roadmap contemplated, small modular nuclear reactor technology? Wayne and Rikki discuss on Flow.

There's no BTS here as Wayne and Rikki discuss Australia's urea for Korea program, with an air tanker for 27,000 litres being flown in to sure up Korea's supply - the penny drops that this demonstrates why a South Korean backer is right behind the reinvigoration of Leigh Creek in remote South Australia

The member for Murray Plains speaks with Rikki on Flow about the push to pass pandemic powers through the Victorian Legislative Council, the need for a Royal Commission into the handling of the pandemic, reopening the Red Shirts affair after the IBAC evidence of former ALP Minister Adam Somyurek and the importance of going ahead with Remembrance Day commemorations on 11 November among uncertainty for some sub-branches how to go ahead in a COVID-Safe way

James Cook University's Professor Bill Laurance is confident new technology used by his research team will unearth "never-before-seen species" in the region's rainforest canopies.
"There's heaps of stuff in a rainforest that hasn't been discovered yet," he told AAP, "Any time you start looking in strange places like a canopy all kind of things pop up. It's one of the great biological frontiers left on the planet."
Prof Laurance is director of JCU's Centre for Tropical Environmental and Sustainability Science (TESS), a group of about 160 scientists working across far north Queensland aiming to "reveal the secrets of the rainforest".
But he warned yowie enthusiasts shouldn't get their hopes up.
"There is a vanishing, small chance in my view that they exist," he said.
"For something that big and that conspicuous to go undiscovered is going to the fringes of reality.
"It would be a great story. Are you kidding? The scientist who discovers it would be made for life but there is a very tiny chance."
Prof Laurance does keep an open mind on what other secrets the region may hold after leading a 2017 expedition to Cape York in search of the Tasmanian Tiger or Thylacine.

On the Flow Morning Show, Wayne chats with Thomas Elder Markets' Matt Dalgleish about the Glasgow Climate Conference and surrounding commitments national governments and others have made affecting agriculture

Jane talks about plans for a water pipeline for either recycled or River Murray water to improve water security for winegrape and other producers in the Eden Valley and Barossa Valley of South Australia - For more information: www.biggroup.org.au