1. Landline: April 7, 2019
2. Business and economics

Markets Report: Market activity and analysis with Kerry Lonergan Rural News: A look at rural and regional issues making the news this week Heywire: Lucy Lucy is from the Riverina region of New South Wales. Her large Italian family is about to embark on their annual 'salami day'. Heywire puts young Australians at the centre of the conversations that shape their communities. Kalette: A vegetable grower takes sprouts to the next levels A third generation brussels sprouts farmer has been named Grower of the Year by the horticulture industry. Adelaide Hills producer Scott Samwell has taken the little cabbage to the next level by growing sweeter and coloured varieties. He’s also introduced a new vegetable to the Australian market - the ‘kalette’ - a cross between a green sprout and red kale. Brown Gold: A surprising ingredient helping to drought-proof properties Farmers in the central west of New South Wales have a surprising solution to help deal with drought. It's human sewage, treated and dewatered to produce biosolids, and the organic fertiliser is transforming about 30 farms in the region. Ocean Giant: A successful breeding program for Queensland groper A Queensland scientist and his team have successfully commercialised a breeding program for ‘Queensland groper’ and fingerlings are now being exported to Asia.

Gather and Feast: Culinary students in Margaret River are helping showcase the region's best food and wine. They meet local market growers and design a seasonal menu which they prepare for paying guests. Local Beef: A Territory family which started a boutique abattoir on their farm are now supplying clients across the Top End, from remote communities to high-end restaurants. The Climate and Water Outlook for July - September 2018 from experts at the Bureau of Meteorology. Markets Report: Market activity and analysis with Kerry Lonergan Raw-Milk Cheese: An award winning cheese maker has branched into dairying and stocked his herd with some rare and old-fashioned breeds of cattle. Rural News: A look at rural and regional issues making the news this week

Ikea is not like any other company. We go behind the scenes to find the secret to its global success. We follow the company's biggest challenge in a generation - pushing into India with an aggressive expansion plan.

This program shines a light on the small business owners and innovators playing a vital role in Australia's economic growth.

Baa Codes: The simple technology promising to transform the livestock industry Livestock producers have quickly realised that a compulsory ‘baa’ code identifying each animal for bio-security purposes will also provide them with data that can boost productivity. What's Fair? The battle over overtime in the horticulture industry Fruit and vegetable growers are concerned they won't be able to afford penalty rates for their casual pickers and warn crops could be left to rot on the ground. Markets Report: Market activity and analysis with Kerry Lonergan This week Kerry talks 'fake meat' and speaks to Don Mackay, CEO of the Australian Red Meat Advisory Council. Lake Mackay: A stunning salt lake with the potential to become Australia’s first potash mine A stunning salt lake in remote desert on the border of Western Australia and the Northern Territory could become home to Australia’s first potash mine.

We go behind the scenes to find the secret to Ikea's global success. We see what it takes to get new products from initial design to stores around the world and find out what it is to be an Ikea supplier.

This program shines a light on the small business owners and innovators playing a vital role in Australia's economic growth.

Old Future Residents of the tiny town of Enngonia in far-west NSW are part of a project growing native bush foods. Natural Fizz It’s been around for thousands of years, but ‘kombucha’ is a relative newcomer to Australian consumers. The fermented beverage is billed as having detoxifying and energising properties and providing a healthier alternative to sugary drinks. Lure of the Line The male dominated sport of fly fishing is being challenged by a handful of fishers lobbying for Australia to send a women’s team to the Commonwealth championships. Rural News A look at rural and regional issues making the news this week. Markets Report Market activity and analysis with Kerry Lonergan.

Ikea is not like any other company-we go behind the scenes to find the secret to its success. We see how they are starting to open up their designs to outside influences and follow the production of their catalogue.

This program shines a light on the small business owners and innovators playing a vital role in Australia's economic growth.

Growing crops without the sun Disease free, unaffected by weather and grown completely indoors. Modern methods of growing greens turning horticulture upside-down. Wild and Woolly A shortage of suitable goats has led one farming family to go wild ... transforming hairy feral goats into high class mohair producers. Forgotten Fish Changing consumer perceptions of our undervalued and under-utilised fish species. Markets Report: Market activity and analysis with Kerry Lonergan Market activity and analysis with Kerry Lonergan. Rural News A look at rural and regional issues making the news this week.

Eight years after starting her business, and now with a baby, Eva dreams of taking her store to the next level. Mark has five days to teach Eva the basics of business and help her plan for the future.

Small Business Secrets shines a light on the small business owners and innovators playing a vital role in Australia's economic growth.

Climate and Water Outlook A look at June - August 2018 from experts at the Australian Bureau of Meteorology. Markets Report Market activity and analysis with Kerry Lonergan Rural News A look at rural and regional issues making the news this week Sweet Success After years in the doldrums, Australian citrus growers are enjoying record prices. But just as things are looking sweet for growers, the industry is facing a potential crisis. A devastating citrus disease found in the Northern Territory has producers all over the country worried. Future Fish On the New South Wales mid-north coast, the first commercial trial of kingfish farming in ocean pens is taking place. Results so far are exceeding expectations, but there have been some very big challenges to overcome. Coral Future A restoration project by Australian researchers is using IVF-like technology to bring degraded reefs back to life.

Australian entrepreneur Mark Bouris travels Australia to answer the call from struggling small business owners. The mentor will help each of the businesses evolve and improve their situation.

This program shines a light on the small business owners and innovators playing a vital role in Australia's economic growth.

Feral Monkeys A push to grow an agricultural industry around donkeys has raised some concerns from welfare groups, but there’s increased interest in turning the pest into profit through farming. Farm Camping Working farms and other private land-owners hang out the welcome sign to campers and holiday makers. Barra Blues Commercial barramundi fishers in Northern Australia believe stricter labelling laws promoting place of origin could help their struggling industry after the price for wild caught fish plummeted this season.

Grocery prices are at an all-time high, along with our love affair with takeaway food. This series will show families where they spend their money and where to save money by eating well for less. Hosted by Leila McKinnon.