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The Naracoorte and Mount Gambier saleyards will now be allowed to sell sheep from properties known to have footrot, SA's beef exports to the US have grown by 351.9 per cent from $59.8 million to $270.4 million according to the Australian Bureau of Statistics and South Australia's last emu farmer is handing the business over to the next generation.

Sally Bywater joined the Flow Friday Sports Show and recapped the second week of finals in the KNT Netball Association. Sally reviewed Mundulla's qualifying final win as they punched their ticket to the grand final and moved one win away from completing a perfect season. Sally also shared details of Penola's win to knock Naracoorte out of finals, and previewed the preliminary final between Penola and Keith.

Sally Bywater joined the Flow Friday Sports Show and recapped the first weekend on finals in the KNT Netball Association, in which Naracoorte scored a big win to keep their season alive. Sally also previewed this weekend's second round of finals.

Sally Bywater joined the Flow Friday Sports Show and recapped the last round of the pre-finals portion of the season in the KNT Netball Association. Naracoorte clinched a finals spot with a win over Lucindale, and Mundulla completed an undefeated season in a tight final round. Sally also previewed what promises to be a thrilling first weekend of finals. 

Sally Bywater joined the Flow Friday Sports Show and recapped round 15 in the KNT Netball Association. Sally also previewed the final round before finals, in which Mundulla are looking to finish the season undefeated, and Naracoorte host Lucindale with a place in the finals on the line. 

Sally Bywater joined the Flow Friday Sports Show and recapped last weekend's games in the KNT Netball Association, including a brilliant win under Friday Night Lights for Kybybolite to keep their finals hopes alive. 

Sally Bywater joined the Flow Friday Sports Show and previewed the coming round's action in the KNT Netball Association. Naracoorte host Kybybolite under Friday Night Lights to kick off the round and to host one of the ladies' days besing celebrated in the association. 

On this week's episode we will be speaking to our next lovely guest and lived experience speaker, Sophie Munn. Sophie grew up in a small town in South Australia Adelaide called Naracoorte, with a community of around 7,000 people. Growing up in this small tight nit community Sophie had nothing but appreciation for her upbringing. However, like many children, Sophie was exposed to diet culture, the scales and body comparisons. Finding herself beginning to focus on her weight from the young age of 10. From there, small habits with food and a fixation on numbers began to snowball into her teen years. Where Sophie then attended an all-girls boarding school where she became even more conscious about her body. Surrounded by thousands of other girls also focused on appearance and photos Sophie found herself falling deeper into the traps of disordered eating. However, it was after school at university where Sophie placed a lot of pressure on herself to be a perfectionist and high achiever. This was where Sophie really began to neglect her nutrition and overexercise. In the end feeling really rundown where she presented to the GP for shin splints. It was here that the GP referred Sophie onto a psychologist for eating disorders with concerns for Sophie Health.   On this week's episode Sophie shares her heartfelt story going in and out of hospitals and day programs for 4-5 years. Feeling as if her life was stuck in time while the rest of the world was really living. Like many Sophie didn't know how to get out of the cycle she was trapped in. However, after a lot of dedication and knowing when she needed to reach out for ongoing support, Sophie managed to free herself from the grips of an eating disorder. Now, Sophie has moved her life to Queensland with her fiancé and now is pregnant with her first child! Today Sophie is now dealing with new changes to her body through pregnancy and looking at the near future of being a new mum. So please welcome our next special guest, Sophie!   Podcast Summary:   1. Navigating body image once recovered 2. The physical changes that happen through age 3. Holding yourself to the physical standard of your younger self 4. The struggles alongside body changes 5.  Reaching out before things get bad   For anyone who would like to reach out to Sophie she's created an email for anyone to reach out for some peer support. So please reach out! Email: munnsophie11@gmail.com   Links from the episode and to BodyMatters: BodyMatters Australasia Website: ⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠https://bodymatters.com.au/⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠ BodyMatters Instagram: @bodymattersau Butterfly Foundation Helpline: Call their National Helpline on ⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠1800 33 4673⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠. You can also ⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠chat online⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠ or ⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠email

In today's episode, we're honored to host Stu Cameron, the CEO and Superintendent of  Wesley Mission. From humble beginnings devouring treats at Morris's Bakery in Naracoorte with his highschool sweetheart Sue,  to stewarding this vast organization, Stu's journey is a testament to the goodness and kindness of God. We explore the core of Wesley Mission's work, spanning over six decades of unwavering dedication to delivering high-quality mental health care. Together, we consider the historical and contemporary landscapes of mental health support, exploring the enduring stigma and the pivotal role faith communities can play in fostering understanding and support. Lastly, we take a theological exploration to frame our understanding of mental illness while upholding Wesley Mission's Christian ethos in a diverse world. Join us as we uncover the insights and tangible pathways for both seeking and offering support within Wesley mission.Connect with Stu CameronWesly Mission CONNECT Sunburnt Souls Facebook YouTube PARTNERS Podcast Produced by Pretty Podcasts

Sally Bywater joined the Flow Friday Sports Show and recapped a brilliant round 2 in KNT Netball, which featured three blowouts and two thrillers, decided by one and two goals respectively. Sally also gave an informative review of the ANZAC Day clash between Kybybolite and Naracoorte, which Kyby won by five goals.

This week we're sitting down with Nancy Crawshaw, the New Zealand winner of the Zanda McDonald Award.Nancy shares her journey in agriculture and the importance of connection to the land. She discusses the multi-generational impact in agriculture and the responsibility of caring for the land for future generations. Nancy talks about her experiences as a Quality Assurance manager in Naracoorte and the challenges and growth that came with managing a team through COVID. She highlights the power of networking and the value of mentoring in the agricultural industry. Nancy's career aspirations include staying involved in the family business and focusing on people management in agriculture.TakeawaysThe connection to the land and the responsibility of caring for it for future generations is a core value in agriculture.Networking and building connections in the industry is invaluable for personal and professional growth.The QA manager role during the COVID-19 pandemic presented unique challenges and opportunities for learning and development.Promoting career pathways and investing in people management in agriculture is crucial for the industry's growth and success.

China has re-listed three Australian meat plants that were de-listed due to COVID trade sanctions, including Teys at Naracoorte, levy reform is being proposed by the state's peak industry body for grain to make the system more equitable, and wild weather has continued to wreak havoc across SA and Western NSW.

In August 2023, Michael Mills travelled to various communities in Australia, to record multiple episodes of the Palaeo Jam podcast for National Science Week. One of the enduring conversations born of the tour was how a community might engage with its local fossil heritage, and    In this episode, recorded in Naracoorte, South Australia, in front of a live audience, we discuss a range of ideas of what local communities might do to better engage, and what the challenges and opportunities might be.   Do you know the fossil heritage of where you live? Do you have any ideas for better engaging your local community with that heritage? And even if you do, do you know how to go about doing something about it?   In the 15th episode of this season recorded for National Science week, host Michael Mills explores the possibilities with Site Manager, Naracoorte & Tantanoola Caves, Tom Short; University of Adelaide PhD candidate Nerita Turner; Site Interpreter at Naracoorte Caves National Park, Georgia Blows, and with an awesome appearance towards the end from Isla aged 9 and Quinny, aged 7.    Thanks to the Naracoorte Lucindale Council whose commitment to engaging with their community has helped make this project possible. You can find them on Facebook at… https://www.facebook.com/naracoortelucindalecouncil   And their website at https://www.naracoortelucindale.sa.gov.au/   You can find Palaeo Jam host Michael Mills on Twitter at @heapsgood https://twitter.com/Heapsgood   To connect with Dinosaur University on Facebook, follow us at https://www.facebook.com/DinosaurUniversity   We've recorded several episodes in Naracoorte across both seasons of Palaeo Jam. Subscribe now to listen to the rest, in which we chat about the fossils of the Caves while in the Caves. Here are direct links to 3 Naracoorte episodes.   “Professor Wells and the Chamber of Secrets” with Professor Rod Wells… https://palaeojam.podbean.com/e/professor-wells-and-the-chamber-of-secrets/   “Caves- Ecosystems of the past, the present and the future” with Dr Elizabeth Reed… https://palaeojam.podbean.com/e/caves-ecosystems-of-the-past-the-present-and-the-future/   “A Career in a Cave”, with Nicola Bail, Nerita Turner and Georgia Blows. https://palaeojam.podbean.com/e/a-career-in-a-cave/

Tam Michalek (L: @Tam-michalek) grew up in South Australia in Naracoorte and attended Lucindale Area School which specialised in Agriculture, before moving to Western Australia to follow a career in Livestock. Tam is now based in Gidgegannup, WA. Where she works with her husband and manages their Black Angus and Speckle Park cattle, as well as hay contracting and livestock truck carting business. Tam is also Australia's youngest live export licensee holder with Chloe Grant together they run T&T Rural Contracting exporting cattle to the middle east. Don't forget to send us an email if you know of a story that we should tell at hello@generationag.com.au *Become a Patreon Partner* - https://patreon.com/generationag Find us here: Instagram: @generation.ag Twitter: @generation_ag Website: www.generationag.com.au

Ella Crowhurst (I: @ellacrowhurst) is a 23 year old beef producer, newly minted podcast host, and Mum from Naracoorte, south east SA. Her new podcast, Agriette Australia (@agrietteaustralia), is a storyteller for the women in Agriculture, whose passions and knowledge are growing the future of rural Australia in more ways than just food, fodder and fibre. Really, Agriette seeks to be a big sister for the industry, while uplifting and connecting girls finding their way in agriculture. Don't forget to send us an email if you know of a story that we should tell at hello@generationag.com.au *Become a Patreon Partner* - https://patreon.com/generationag Find us here: Instagram: @generation.ag Twitter: @generation_ag Website: www.generationag.com.au

Keith's narrow escape over Naracoorte to stay on top of the table and finalize the 2023 finalists was at the top of Sally Bywater's agenda in the latest review of the KNT Netball Association.

Naracoorte Caves in South Australia are home to a remarkable fossil heritage of Pleistocene life. The story of Naracoorte, though, is not just the story of it's fossil heritage. It's the stories of the community and the connection of lots people to the caves and that heritage. In this first episode for Season 2 of Palaeo Jam, we speak to several community members to hear their stories of the Naracoorte Caves. In so doing, we seek to explore what a site such a site with such a close proximity to a town, might mean to the local community.   Note: Our first attempt at uploading this episode saw only part of it uploaded! This is the full episode.   In this episode, host Michael Mills chats with former Mayor , Erika Vickory, former Caves Manager Steve Bourne, long time Caves site interpreter Barb Lobban, and a member of the audience, Pat Gericke, who was able to bring to our attention an amazing story about one of her ancestors, who was a key staff member of the Naracoorte Caves in its earliest days.   Thanks to National Science Week, Heaps Good Productions, the Naracoorte Caves, the Naracoorte Lucindale Council, and most importantly, the people of Naracoorte, for making this episode possible.   And in case you missed it, during Season 1 of Palaeo Jam, we recorded an episode with Prof Rod Wells while sitting in the very spot in Victoria Cave where he'd sat more than 50 years beforehand in discovering the fossil bed. We also chatted with Dr Liz Reed about her research in the Caves as a local, and in so doing, were reminded that while caves can be wonderful places for discovering fossils, they continue to be living ecosystems.   Check out this and the rest of of the Palaeo Jam episodes through your preferred platform, and subscribe.

Sally Bywater joined Dan Crouch to discuss the latest action in the KNT Netball Association featuring Keith's scare at the hands of Bordertown, Naracoorte's costly loss, and an important win for Penola.

Sally Bywater had plenty to say about the upcoming round in the KNT netball association as the league resumes following the weekend off. Naracoorte's clash with Penola was Sally's match of the round as both clubs eye an important win.

Sally Bywater joined Dan Crouch to discuss yet another round of close games in the KNT, highlighted by Naracoorte's win over Mundulla to begin their charge up the ladder.

Hey BlurtstarsWe have another busy show for you today.First up, on Sports of All Sorts, we cover both the conventional and wacky sports that are played on this planet. Today we will talk about the FIFA World Cup 2023 and also a Japanese sport called Bo-Taoshi, gesundheit.Then we go back in the annals of time (really dangerous word that) On This Day. Food will be a focus tonight.And to top off the show, we talk Science this week. The Kegsta will be doing mushrooms and Wencee is sweeping the marine floor.Nearly forgot Joke of the week this week, wahey !Tune in and find out on https://thenewblurt.substack.com, with Wencee and the Kegsta.Subscribe to our newsletter: https://thenewblurt.substack.com or contact us at blurtstar@gmail.com.BanterMalaysian comedian, Nigel Ng, aka Uncle Roger, has his social media accounts in China →Guardian News | Comedian Uncle Roger has social media accounts suspended in ChinaUncle Roger's offending video that lead to his Chinese social media accounts to be suspended →YouTube | Uncle Roger cancelledIt was sad to hear that Clare Nowland, 95 year old women tasered by NSW police, lost her life since we went to air. Vale Clare Nowland →ABC News | Clare Nowland, 95-year-old woman tasered at Cooma nursing home, dies in hospitalHow is the Yes vote going #voteyesaustralia #referendumABC News | What is the Indigenous Voice to Parliament? Here's how it would work and who's for and against itABC News | There are 11 First Nations MPs and senators. Here's what they think of a Voice to Parliament.We stand with Stan Grant as he steps away from journalism →Guardian News | Q+A presenter cites ‘poison' of the media as he steps away from ABC showSports of All SortsWomen's Soccer World Cup will be played in Australia and New Zealand →FIFA | Women's Soccer World Cup 2023Australia's Sam Kerr helps secure Chelsea win fourth WSL title in a row →ABC News | Sam Kerr claims another trophy as Chelsea secure fourth-straight WSL titleBo-taoshi, pole toppling, was created by the Japanese National Defence Academy during WWII. Here are some YouTube videos explaining the rules and also videos of actual “gameplay” →YouTube | Rules of Bo-TaoshiYouTube | Japanese Dangerous Sport, Bo-TaoshiScienceAustralian scientists announce new ocean floor map →ABC News | Scientists unveil mass online mapping tool revealing marine life on ocean floorsTo access the map, click the following link →Seamap AustraliaWhat a load of mushrooms! Why are we seeing gigantic sized mushrooms? Here's an explainer →ABC News | Giant bolete mushrooms pop up in a nature reserve near Naracoorte to the delight of localsOn This DayIn the US it is national Taffy Day on 23 May:National Taffy DayIt's also national donut week (23 - 28 May) in the UK →UK national donut weekFollow us on our socials:YouTube - https://www.youtube.com/@thenewblurt7773Facebook - https://www.facebook.com/blurtstar/Instagram - https://www.instagram.com/blurtstar/Twitter - @BlurtNew This is a public episode. If you would like to discuss this with other subscribers or get access to bonus episodes, visit thenewblurt.substack.com

Sally Bywater appeared enthusiastic about the derby matches scheduled this weekend across the Limestone Coast in KNT Netball when she appeared on the Flow Friday Sports Show. This weekend, Naracoorte and Lucindale do battle while Bordertown also lock horns with Keith.

Sign up (: https://www.patreon.com/SportsMedicineProject?utm_campaign=creatorshare_creatorIn this podcast, you will hear the inspiring story of Jessica Stenson, an Australian distance runner who discovered her passion for running as a child in Naracoorte, South Australia. Her rise in Australian distance running began with victories in road and cross-country races, which led to her brave debut at the Marathon distance in Nagoya, Japan in March 2012. Jessica's performance in Japan was the fastest ever debut Marathon by an Australian woman at the time. She went on to represent Australia at the 2012 London Olympic Games, placing 39th, and then claimed the bronze medal at the 2014 Glasgow Commonwealth Games.Injuries in 2014 and 2016 helped Jessica to train smarter and become a more resilient athlete, and she went on to finish 9th at the World Championships in London in 2017, the highest ever placing by an Australian female in a World Championship Marathon. She won her second consecutive Commonwealth Games Bronze medal at the 2018 Commonwealth Games on the Gold Coast, and in 2021, she set her current Marathon personal best of 2:25:15 in Perth, qualifying her for the 2022 Birmingham Commonwealth Games, where she achieved her long-standing dream of becoming a Commonwealth gold medallist.Off the track, Jessica draws upon her sporting experiences and physiotherapy knowledge to encourage others to enjoy active and healthy lifestyles. Jessica attributes her success to her love of running, determination, balanced approach to training, and the strong support she receives from family, friends, her coach Adam Didyk, and training group Team Tempo. She is passionate about helping to keep the momentum going for women in sport.Upgrade your clinical skills and become a patreon:https://patreon.com/SportsMedicineProject?utm_medium=clipboard_copy&utm_source=copyLink&utm_campaign=creatorshare_creator&utm_content=join_linkSign up for a free weekly Research review about topics related to Sports Medicine straight to your email: https://gmail.us14.list-manage.com/subscribe?u=c3dca95db0740390c605a128e&id=b41f1293caRead through our already written blogs:https://achievepodiatry.com.au

Top of the Ports: Frances prevailed as champions of the Southern Ports Tennis competition.Flow's South Australian tennis correspondent, Egan Regnier, phoned in for the final time this season on Flow FM to discuss the season as a whole after a fantastic day of Grand Finals.In the second division, Naracoorte upset Kingston with a surprising victory, while Beachport were crowned as the winners of the third division. Regnier conceded that a major focus for the majority of teams in the association was building squad sizes ahead of the 2023/24 season as opposed to strengthening key areas after a number of matches resulted in forfeits due to a lack of numbers this season.

Jon Thurlow, Naracoorte United Soccer Club President, appeared on the Flow Friday Sports Show to discuss the biggest weekend of football in the Limestone Coast's history. Despite existing since the late sixties, prior to last weekend, the club had never been afforded the opportunity to host an elite club from the South Australian capital.It was the Adelaide Cobras visiting Naracoorte in a dream Australia Cup fixture. However, despite the result not going his side's way, Thurlow told Flow FM that Naracoorte's players enjoyed a once-in-a-lifetime experience in front of a bumper crowd at the Naracoorte and District Sports Centre. The final result was a 0-5 win for the Cobras.

Late last year, while on a trip to Naracoorte, South Australia, Palaeo Jam podcast host Michael Mills sat down with three students from the University of Adelaide, all at different stages as palaeontology students.   One, Stephanie Massacci, was just at the beginning of Honours, where the focus will be on seeking to clarify the taxonomy of the Pleistocene Tasmanian Devil, compared with the extinct giant Tasmanian Devil. The second, Isabella Donato, was at the end of Honours, in a project that explores the identification of skull bones in monitor lizards so that we know what species have lived here in the past. The third, Caitlin Mudge, was getting ready for PhD submission, through the Australian Centre for Ancient DNA on how species genetics relates to geographic location. The results of this research will help us understand the faunal landscape and historic diversity of several Australian mammal groups during the Holocene.   The wide ranging conversation touches on a number of topics relevant to palaeo students, along with each of their areas of study. They also discuss the idea of whether to reintroduce Tasmanian Devils back into mainland Australia, the merits of trying to bring back Thylacines and other extinct animals, and offer some sound advice to other students at different stages of their student life.   You can follow Caitlin on Twitter at @CaitlinMudge522 https://twitter.com/caitlinmudge522 Isabella on Twitter at @IzTheeScientist https://twitter.com/IzTheeScientist Michael on Twitter at @HeapsGood https://twitter.com/Heapsgood And Dinosaur University at @DinosaurUni https://twitter.com/DinosaurUni  

Perry Mitris is undoubtedly the household name local Limestone Coast football observers are looking forward to watching their team, Naracoorte United, come up against in Saturday afternoon's Australia Cup qualifying round. Mitris is a highly accomplished Adelaide-based player, who most recently made local headlines for following in his father's footsteps in representing the historic South Australian club with Cypriot roots, Adelaide Cobras FC after a storied career. Mitris was a standout player for West Adelaide FC in 2015, helping the former NSL giant capture the National Premier Leagues SA title with his goal scoring prowess. In 2014, he was a key cog in the Metrostars machine which went on to win the Australian National Premier Leagues football competition, while in 2010, Mitris was one of Adelaide United's standout young talents and was offered a place in the club's 2009/10 Asian Champions League roster. Mitris is one of the numerous Cobras stars who will grace the football pitch at the Naracoorte and District Sports Centre, affording Naracoorte's humble squad members the opportunity to test themselves against some of the state's top talents. Despite many viewing the clash as a 'David vs. Goliath' type affair, Mitris told the Flow Friday Sports Show that his teammates were equally as excited as their counterparts to match it with one of regional South Australia's unknown quantities. One of the other reasons as to why Mitris and the Adelaide Cobras squad are so eager to touch down on the Limestone Coast has to do with the rare prospect of the side being able to travel together with the Cobras' travel itinerary including a one-night stay in Naracoorte. Cobras fans will be treated to an intriguing competitive hit-out with their season set to officially kick-off at home to the Adelaide Blue Eagles next weekend.

Naracoorte United skipper Andy Munro joined Ellis Gelios to look ahead to his side's dream draw in the upcoming Australia Cup qualifying round. Saturday's clash at the Naracoorte and District Sports Centre will see the host side welcome historic Adelaide-based club Adelaide Cobras, who currently play in the Federation's State League One competition, placed one league below the state's top level of football, the National Premier Leagues on the pyramid. The Cobras boast a wide array of talent on their books, such as the likes of one of the state's most recognisable talents at local level, Perry Mitris. The match has been labelled as the Limestone Coast's biggest ever football occasion and Munro admitted that it is the biggest stage the club has ever competed on, despite existing since the late sixties. If Naracoorte are to pull off the 'cupset', it could set-up a potentially unexpected journey for the amateur side which could result in a fairy-tale tie against NPL or even A-league opposition during the later rounds of the Australia Cup.

Naracoorte in South Australia's South East region was one shining light for property price growth in the latest data from the South Australian Valuer General, according to REISA CEO Andrea Heading in our chat about the positives from the data across regional SA.

On the 3rd August, 1969, some 53 years ago, a young biologist, Rod Wells, along with his friend, caver Grant Gartrell crawled through a narrow opening at Naracoorte's Victoria cave, and made a remarkable discovery. It was to be one of the most remarkable finds of megafauna fossils found anywhere in the world, and played a significant part in the Australian megafauna site being elevated to the World Heritage list in 1994   In this special one on one edition of Palaeo Jam, host Michael Mills chats with Prof Rod Wells in an episode recorded with both Rod and Michael sitting in the very spot Rod had sat 53 years ago, on that amazing Spring day.   Rod's discoveries played a significant role in the development of Vertebrate Palaeontology at Flinders University, and there are a generation of students now following in his footsteps as a result of his passion and his work. His research and insights into Australia's fossil heritage across many years has helped Australians better know the stories of their past, and in so doing, has helped Australians to better know who they are.   And while, of course, this podcast is an audio thing, so you don't get to see Rod and Michael chatting, the very fact that it was recorded in that place where Rod sat all those years ago, made for a very special conversation.

Naracoorte's legendary son and former Fremantle player, Alex Forster, appears on the Flow Sports Hour to discuss how he's currently tracking at the helm of the Pembroke Kings in the Adelaide Footy League, who've experienced huge success this year with both the Pembroke Kings and Pembroke Queens making it to the big dance. Alex also touches on his days with Freo in the AFL and staying in touch with best mate and fellow Naracoorte alumni-turned Brownlow winner, Lachie Neale.

Sammy Graetz talks all things Kowree Naracoorte Tatiara Football League on the Flow Friday Sports Show.

Clare Scriven MLC. Minister for Primary Industries, Regional Development and Forestry Joined me to go through this weeks state budget Robert Jones from the Naracoorte footy club talks about this weekends Fight MND Footy Match & Auction And Swinging With The Stars is on at the end of the month and all the dancers are fundraising. Cole is one of them and he has a great opportunity for you to help him next weekend   See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

The Good Sports Awards Happened Recently and a Robe local was named Volunteer of the year The Stand Like Stone Foundation Swinging With The Stars is Back for 2022 Shane A is Talking movies and  Brett Lauchlan the Executive Director of operations for the CFS was talking about this weekends memorial service in Naracoorte for SA's firefighting heroes  See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

Mayor Vickery also outlines the excitement around the major opening of the new Naracoorte library, recipients of the Community Chest grants fund to community groups, infrastructure improvements around the district and the Business Innovation Grants on offer for local businesses.

All roads lead to Naracoorte this weekend as the Fringe Road Show rolls in Great News for some local community groups and with the long weekend i have some great movies to watch with the help of Shane A   See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

Tonight there is an Author Event with Adam Branford 'Cows, Curries and Chaos' This weekend all roads lead to Naracoorte as Fringe comes to town and i want to introduce you to Grant Fensom a true limestone coats local legend See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

Former Fremantle player and ex-Norwood Premiership star in the SANFL Alex Forster discusses his career on the Flow FM Sports Fix with Ellis Gelios. The current Pembroke Kings superstar unpacks his time in the AFL, growing up in Naracoorte with best mate and Brownlow winner Lachie Neale, who he is backing to make the top four in the upcoming AFL season and more!

Louise Cooper has a remarkable story to tell after she trained her first winner in partnership with her husband, Matt at Naracoorte on Sunday

Peter Anthonisz previews Pinjarra, Howard Walter previews the Sunny Coast, Nadia Horne previews Naracoorte, Kev Casey previews Port Macquarie, Ian Humphries previews Goulburn & George Farrugia previews Sandown Park Dogs

Naracoorte RC Glen Hamlyn chats to Andrew Kuuse re Naracoorte Cup Sunday in SA

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 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

There is a Freedom Rally tomorrow in the Blue Lake City. Maddy talks about the issues they are passionate about Sarah Philpot the CEO of the Mt Gambier Council has details from this week's council meeting And Pam Schubert, LCLHN Executive Officer and Director of Nursing & Midwifery for Naracoorte & Penola hospitals has a covid update as we lead in to Christmas See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

We are leading in to a huge weekend that will see Santa make an appearance in Naracoorte.  Troy bell has been in Adelaide in Parliament and what a strange week its been in politics And Dean Zevon is going to tell me all about Crank the Crater this weekend. Don't forget for a full list of what happening in the limestone coast this weekend check out the Mt Gambier Local Guide on the Listnr App See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

Matt Smith from Naracoorte Cricket joins Jason Regan on the Sports Fix to discuss the latest round of cricket action.

GE recently released an update for some of its smart appliances that adds a new cooking mode called "Turkey Mode." This special cooking mode automatically adjusts the oven's temperature and settings and will even send you notifications to keep you updated about the big bird's cooking process. Full episode at twit.tv/stt103 Hosts: Mikah Sargent and Jason Howell You can find more about TWiT and subscribe to our podcasts at https://podcasts.twit.tv/

GE recently released an update for some of its smart appliances that adds a new cooking mode called "Turkey Mode." This special cooking mode automatically adjusts the oven's temperature and settings and will even send you notifications to keep you updated about the big bird's cooking process. Full episode at twit.tv/stt103 Hosts: Mikah Sargent and Jason Howell You can find more about TWiT and subscribe to our podcasts at https://podcasts.twit.tv/

On this edition of the podcast, we're looking at strategies to control late season ryegrass.  After a good couple of years in much of the Southern Region for rainfall, there is late season weeds coming through the crop.  In this episode, we hear from our Southern Region Agronomist, Greg Condon, who provides a great overview of the tools available to growers.  Elders Agronomist, Jason McClure talks to us about his experience with his clients in Naracoorte and surrounds in South Australia with windrowing to control ryegrass.  Farm Manager of Viridis Ag in Junee, Andrew Wilson, NSW, also joins us to share his experience with adopting tools like soil amelioration, diverse crop rotations and chaff decks to get on top of ryegrass. LinksWe've updated Harvest Weed Seed Control 101! Our Communications Officer Jessica Scholle worked hard on this, with yourself and Dr Michael Walsh from University of Sydney. Register to do the freshly updated and free course here. Our webinar recording on intercropping is now available for you to watch online. Our Southern Extension Agronomist Greg Condon hosts, with guest presenter Dr Andrew Fletcher, who is a farming systems scientist at CSIRO. In this webinar, the principles of mixing different crops together and how this can potentially provide weed management options for growers is outlined. Watch it here.  We also have a new WeedSmart Shorts video out with our Southern Extension Agronomist Chris Davey and Uni of Adelaide's Dr Chris Preston on what the herbicide resistant hot spots are in the most recent ryegrass survey. Watch it here.    

Facebook's AI research team is improving upon technologies that let robots "feel," GM's Cruise embarks on its first completely driverless ride in San Francisco, and GE releases a "Turkey Mode" software update for its smart cooking appliances. Microsoft's Mesh for Teams brings mixed reality to work Facebook is enabling a new generation of touchy-feely robots Miso Robotics made its Flippy kitchen robot faster and even more autonomous University of Adelaide built a robot spider to scan Australia's Naracoorte Caves Leak suggests a Sonos Voice Assistant launch is imminent Cruise launches driverless robotaxi service in San Francisco Apple Wants iPhones to Detect Car Crashes, Auto-Dial 911 Cooperative Perception' Could Help Autonomous Vehicles See Pedestrians Around Corners Arlo's latest LTE camera is cheaper and captures 1080p footage Traeger now ships full barbecue meals for you to cook on its smart grills Gobble, gobble: GE Appliances wants you to trust its smart oven to cook the perfect turkey Picks of the week Jason: Google One users in 4 countries can get a free 2nd-gen Nest Hub by upgrading to 2TB annual plan Mikah: LED Strip Light Connector Kit Hosts: Mikah Sargent and Jason Howell Download or subscribe to this show at https://twit.tv/shows/smart-tech-today Get episodes ad-free with Club TWiT at https://twit.tv/clubtwit Show notes and links for this episode are available at: https://twit.tv/shows/smart-tech-today/episodes/103 Sponsor: UserWay.org/twit

Facebook's AI research team is improving upon technologies that let robots "feel," GM's Cruise embarks on its first completely driverless ride in San Francisco, and GE releases a "Turkey Mode" software update for its smart cooking appliances. Microsoft's Mesh for Teams brings mixed reality to work Facebook is enabling a new generation of touchy-feely robots Miso Robotics made its Flippy kitchen robot faster and even more autonomous University of Adelaide built a robot spider to scan Australia's Naracoorte Caves Leak suggests a Sonos Voice Assistant launch is imminent Cruise launches driverless robotaxi service in San Francisco Apple Wants iPhones to Detect Car Crashes, Auto-Dial 911 Cooperative Perception' Could Help Autonomous Vehicles See Pedestrians Around Corners Arlo's latest LTE camera is cheaper and captures 1080p footage Traeger now ships full barbecue meals for you to cook on its smart grills Gobble, gobble: GE Appliances wants you to trust its smart oven to cook the perfect turkey Picks of the week Jason: Google One users in 4 countries can get a free 2nd-gen Nest Hub by upgrading to 2TB annual plan Mikah: LED Strip Light Connector Kit Hosts: Mikah Sargent and Jason Howell Download or subscribe to this show at https://twit.tv/shows/smart-tech-today Get episodes ad-free with Club TWiT at https://twit.tv/clubtwit Show notes and links for this episode are available at: https://twit.tv/shows/smart-tech-today/episodes/103 Sponsor: UserWay.org/twit

Facebook's AI research team is improving upon technologies that let robots "feel," GM's Cruise embarks on its first completely driverless ride in San Francisco, and GE releases a "Turkey Mode" software update for its smart cooking appliances. Microsoft's Mesh for Teams brings mixed reality to work Facebook is enabling a new generation of touchy-feely robots Miso Robotics made its Flippy kitchen robot faster and even more autonomous University of Adelaide built a robot spider to scan Australia's Naracoorte Caves Leak suggests a Sonos Voice Assistant launch is imminent Cruise launches driverless robotaxi service in San Francisco Apple Wants iPhones to Detect Car Crashes, Auto-Dial 911 Cooperative Perception' Could Help Autonomous Vehicles See Pedestrians Around Corners Arlo's latest LTE camera is cheaper and captures 1080p footage Traeger now ships full barbecue meals for you to cook on its smart grills Gobble, gobble: GE Appliances wants you to trust its smart oven to cook the perfect turkey Picks of the week Jason: Google One users in 4 countries can get a free 2nd-gen Nest Hub by upgrading to 2TB annual plan Mikah: LED Strip Light Connector Kit Hosts: Mikah Sargent and Jason Howell Download or subscribe to this show at https://twit.tv/shows/smart-tech-today Get episodes ad-free with Club TWiT at https://twit.tv/clubtwit Show notes and links for this episode are available at: https://twit.tv/shows/smart-tech-today/episodes/103 Sponsor: UserWay.org/twit

Facebook's AI research team is improving upon technologies that let robots "feel," GM's Cruise embarks on its first completely driverless ride in San Francisco, and GE releases a "Turkey Mode" software update for its smart cooking appliances. Microsoft's Mesh for Teams brings mixed reality to work Facebook is enabling a new generation of touchy-feely robots Miso Robotics made its Flippy kitchen robot faster and even more autonomous University of Adelaide built a robot spider to scan Australia's Naracoorte Caves Leak suggests a Sonos Voice Assistant launch is imminent Cruise launches driverless robotaxi service in San Francisco Apple Wants iPhones to Detect Car Crashes, Auto-Dial 911 Cooperative Perception' Could Help Autonomous Vehicles See Pedestrians Around Corners Arlo's latest LTE camera is cheaper and captures 1080p footage Traeger now ships full barbecue meals for you to cook on its smart grills Gobble, gobble: GE Appliances wants you to trust its smart oven to cook the perfect turkey Picks of the week Jason: Google One users in 4 countries can get a free 2nd-gen Nest Hub by upgrading to 2TB annual plan Mikah: LED Strip Light Connector Kit Hosts: Mikah Sargent and Jason Howell Download or subscribe to this show at https://twit.tv/shows/smart-tech-today Get episodes ad-free with Club TWiT at https://twit.tv/clubtwit Show notes and links for this episode are available at: https://twit.tv/shows/smart-tech-today/episodes/103 Sponsor: UserWay.org/twit

Facebook's AI research team is improving upon technologies that let robots "feel," GM's Cruise embarks on its first completely driverless ride in San Francisco, and GE releases a "Turkey Mode" software update for its smart cooking appliances. Microsoft's Mesh for Teams brings mixed reality to work Facebook is enabling a new generation of touchy-feely robots Miso Robotics made its Flippy kitchen robot faster and even more autonomous University of Adelaide built a robot spider to scan Australia's Naracoorte Caves Leak suggests a Sonos Voice Assistant launch is imminent Cruise launches driverless robotaxi service in San Francisco Apple Wants iPhones to Detect Car Crashes, Auto-Dial 911 Cooperative Perception' Could Help Autonomous Vehicles See Pedestrians Around Corners Arlo's latest LTE camera is cheaper and captures 1080p footage Traeger now ships full barbecue meals for you to cook on its smart grills Gobble, gobble: GE Appliances wants you to trust its smart oven to cook the perfect turkey Picks of the week Jason: Google One users in 4 countries can get a free 2nd-gen Nest Hub by upgrading to 2TB annual plan Mikah: LED Strip Light Connector Kit Hosts: Mikah Sargent and Jason Howell Download or subscribe to this show at https://twit.tv/shows/smart-tech-today Get episodes ad-free with Club TWiT at https://twit.tv/clubtwit Show notes and links for this episode are available at: https://twit.tv/shows/smart-tech-today/episodes/103 Sponsor: UserWay.org/twit

Facebook's AI research team is improving upon technologies that let robots "feel," GM's Cruise embarks on its first completely driverless ride in San Francisco, and GE releases a "Turkey Mode" software update for its smart cooking appliances. Microsoft's Mesh for Teams brings mixed reality to work Facebook is enabling a new generation of touchy-feely robots Miso Robotics made its Flippy kitchen robot faster and even more autonomous University of Adelaide built a robot spider to scan Australia's Naracoorte Caves Leak suggests a Sonos Voice Assistant launch is imminent Cruise launches driverless robotaxi service in San Francisco Apple Wants iPhones to Detect Car Crashes, Auto-Dial 911 Cooperative Perception' Could Help Autonomous Vehicles See Pedestrians Around Corners Arlo's latest LTE camera is cheaper and captures 1080p footage Traeger now ships full barbecue meals for you to cook on its smart grills Gobble, gobble: GE Appliances wants you to trust its smart oven to cook the perfect turkey Picks of the week Jason: Google One users in 4 countries can get a free 2nd-gen Nest Hub by upgrading to 2TB annual plan Mikah: LED Strip Light Connector Kit Hosts: Mikah Sargent and Jason Howell Download or subscribe to this show at https://twit.tv/shows/smart-tech-today Get episodes ad-free with Club TWiT at https://twit.tv/clubtwit Show notes and links for this episode are available at: https://twit.tv/shows/smart-tech-today/episodes/103 Sponsor: UserWay.org/twit

Facebook's AI research team is improving upon technologies that let robots "feel," GM's Cruise embarks on its first completely driverless ride in San Francisco, and GE releases a "Turkey Mode" software update for its smart cooking appliances. Microsoft's Mesh for Teams brings mixed reality to work Facebook is enabling a new generation of touchy-feely robots Miso Robotics made its Flippy kitchen robot faster and even more autonomous University of Adelaide built a robot spider to scan Australia's Naracoorte Caves Leak suggests a Sonos Voice Assistant launch is imminent Cruise launches driverless robotaxi service in San Francisco Apple Wants iPhones to Detect Car Crashes, Auto-Dial 911 Cooperative Perception' Could Help Autonomous Vehicles See Pedestrians Around Corners Arlo's latest LTE camera is cheaper and captures 1080p footage Traeger now ships full barbecue meals for you to cook on its smart grills Gobble, gobble: GE Appliances wants you to trust its smart oven to cook the perfect turkey Picks of the week Jason: Google One users in 4 countries can get a free 2nd-gen Nest Hub by upgrading to 2TB annual plan Mikah: LED Strip Light Connector Kit Hosts: Mikah Sargent and Jason Howell Download or subscribe to this show at https://twit.tv/shows/smart-tech-today Get episodes ad-free with Club TWiT at https://twit.tv/clubtwit Show notes and links for this episode are available at: https://twit.tv/shows/smart-tech-today/episodes/103 Sponsor: UserWay.org/twit

With the 'race that stops the nation' tomorrow, it was a huge honor to chat with racing expert, Terry McAuliffe, on Legends with Bevo recently. Terry is a presenter on Racing.com and has called the Bay Sheffield in Adelaide, Athletics and horse racing for over 30 years. We discussed the horses to watch in tomorrow's Melbourne Cup, where Terry discovered the passion for race calling, his big name media personalities who have been mentors and his most memorable moments whilst calling. We also chatted about his thoughts on jumps racing being cancelled at Oakbank, what he has enjoyed most about being a caller for so long and how he had to fill-in as a race caller for the last four races at Naracoorte earlier this year. Terry has also done a beautiful video in tribute to his friend Belinda Price who is battling pancreatic cancer, our thoughts go out to Belinda and her family and we wish her well in her recovery. https://www.racing.com/.../news-industry-price-ready-for... Thanks so much to Terry for his time, to The Junction for allowing us to film there and to Matt Pill from Matchday Productions for a great job of filming and editing the video. Finally thanks so much to our partners Renelec Electrical Services, Anytime Fitness and Bet Odyssey.

With the 'race that stops the nation' tomorrow, it was a huge honor to chat with racing expert, Terry McAuliffe, on Legends with Bevo recently. Terry is a presenter on Racing.com and has called the Bay Sheffield in Adelaide, Athletics and horse racing for over 30 years. We discussed the horses to watch in tomorrow's Melbourne Cup, where Terry discovered the passion for race calling, his big name media personalities who have been mentors and his most memorable moments whilst calling. We also chatted about his thoughts on jumps racing being cancelled at Oakbank, what he has enjoyed most about being a caller for so long and how he had to fill-in as a race caller for the last four races at Naracoorte earlier this year. Terry has also done a beautiful video in tribute to his friend Belinda Price who is battling pancreatic cancer, our thoughts go out to Belinda and her family and we wish her well in her recovery. https://www.racing.com/.../news-industry-price-ready-for... Thanks so much to Terry for his time, to The Junction for allowing us to film there and to Matt Pill from Matchday Productions for a great job of filming and editing the video. Finally thanks so much to our partners Renelec Electrical Services, Anytime Fitness and Bet Odyssey.See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

Howard Walter previews Doomben, Kev Casey previews Bathurst, Harry White previews Port Macquarie, Naida Horne previews Naracoorte, Rob Auber previews Cranbourne Harness and George Farrugia previews Sandown Dogs

In the A-Grade, Border Districts take on Penola in the Qualifying Final at Keith on Saturday, and in the Elimination Final on Sunday, it's Lucindale vs Mundulla at Mundulla

Nadia Horne

Hiện có nhiều nỗ lực nhằm giúp đỡ các di dân mới đến tại những vùng quê nước Úc, trong việc điền vào mẫu kiểm kê dân số năm 2021. Được biết các dữ liệu kiểm kê chính xác, có thể mang đến việc tài trợ về các dịch vụ cần thiết và giúp đỡ những trung tâm địa phương, trong việc đáp ứng nhu cầu của dân chúng. Tại Naracoorte, một thị trấn ở Nam Úc giữa đường từ Adelaide đến Melbourne, cuộc kiểm kê dân số năm 2016 cho thấy dân số thuộc sắc tộc thiểu số Hazara khá đông đảo.

Nadia Horne previews Naracoorte this afternoon

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Michael Waite, his wife Whitney and three kids were on an 18-month global adventure, popping back to Australia for the Southern Hemisphere summer to visit family when COVID and family tragedy struck.  With travel grounded, the former Seattle-based family had to put away their backpacks and establish a home living in between Normanville and Naracoorte, two regional towns in South Australia, starting a total rethink on their three-to-five year plan. With regional South Australia home for the immediate future, Michael, a senior finance executive who ran for State Treasurer of Washington State in 2016, embarked on an unusual COVID side project, starting the Naracoorte News, which created his own headlines. Now he and his wife, a highly experienced paediatrician, are keen to ignite their careers while living in a regional area.  Facing multiple challenges of trying to reshape international experience into a local market and a regional one at that, the Waite's are asking themselves if staying is more short than medium term.

Nadia Horne previews SA Racing

3'11” Ben Hooper from BDT – Mallee football14'26” Jarred Dawson from Robe Roosters previews- MidSE football25'22” Sammy Graetz on KNT football42'05” Big Brucey on River Murray football

Ben Hooper (1'10"): Mallee Footy, Jarred Dawson (13'30"): Mid-SE Footy, Sam Graetz (26'10") on KNT footy, Big Brucey (41'30"): River Murray

... and we give a shout out to 'the Rats', the Ararat Footy Club, as they celebrate their 150th anniversary in 2021.

Motorists and motorcycling enthusiasts are encouraged to join the fund-raising Welly's Poker Run from Naracoorte to Kingston, Robe, Penola then back to Naracoorte on Saturday 20 March.

In the FlowFM broadcast regions, livestock sales figures continue to come in showing strong results. Morning Show host Wayne Phillips goes through the figures. Read the figures and story on FlowNews24.com.au:- https://www.flownews24.com.au/article/livestock-update-24-feb-2021

On Country Viewpoint, Jason Regan caught up with Grain Producers SA about free grain marketing, diversification and on-farm grain hygiene workshops in Yorketown (16 February), Balaklava (17/2), Tailem Bend (23/2) and Naracoorte (25/2)

Wayne Phillips on the FlowFM Morning Show looks at the sheep and cattle livestock markets across the FlowFM broadcast area in South Australia, Victoria and New South Wales

Heywire winner Ella from Naracoorte, SA

At a time when it seems the digital age is taking over the media landscape and newspapers are dying, Michael Waite has bucked the trend by starting a new community newspaper in Naracoorte. Michael has a fascinating background and life journey which has come full circle - from growing up in Naracoorte, to spending half his life in the US, to now returning where it all began. He gives a revealing and inspiring insight into why he has taken a chance on a start-up business in his home town, and the lessons and disciplines he hopes will underwrite its success. Thank you to the Upper South East Local Health Cluster (USELHC) for their support and SA Primary Health Networks (PHN) for funding this podcast series. **The views and opinions expressed by the podcast interviewees are their own and do not necessarily reflect the views and opinions of the interviewer or the podcast support bodies, nor are they intended to replace medical or other expert advice.**

After growing up in the small South Australian country towns of Naracoorte and Kybybolite, Lachie Neale has gone on to become one of the top footballers in the AFL. He made his mark with Fremantle, and now the Brisbane Lions, where in 2019 he led his new club to the finals and finished equal third in the Brownlow Medal. It has taken talent, drive, commitment and strong values for Lachie to rise to the heights he has reached, but as you'll find out in this podcast, a lot more goes on 'in the head' of an elite athlete. Thank you to the Upper South East Local Health Cluster (USELHC) for their support and SA Primary Health Networks (PHN) for funding this podcast series. **The views and opinions expressed by the podcast interviewees are their own and do not necessarily reflect the views and opinions of the interviewer or the podcast support bodies, nor are they intended to replace medical or other expert advice.**

As the Livestock Strategic Operations Manager at Teys Australia in Naracoorte in South Australia, Kitty is very familiar with the Australian Beef Industry. We talked to her about her role as a Livestock Strategic Operations Manager, and her greater involvement in the Australian Beef Industry. We discuss the fallout we witnessed due to the COVID-19 panic and it's effects on the industry and the consumers trust in with the industry.