[To camera, Parliament House, Leader and Jack Batty in shot]
"I'm here with the Leader and my colleague Jack Batty, because South Australians deserve a health system that actually works. Right now people are waiting too long, in ambulances, in emergency, for the care they need, and that is not good enough. We will keep holding this government to account and fighting for the resources our hospitals and our health workers need. Because when it comes to your health, there are no excuses." ~30 seconds. Formal presser grab first, then this tighter social cut. Swap in the day's health line if there's fresh news.

[To camera at Field Days]
"I'm here at the Field Days, and I want to hear from you. So I'm asking one simple question, what's the one thing you want to see fixed? [cut to vox pops] These are the voices that should be driving the decisions, not the other way around. Too often the regions get talked about and not talked to. So if you've got something to say, come and find me, because I'm here to listen." ~30 seconds. Set up the question, then let the locals carry it.

[To camera, paddock behind]
"This is grain growing country, and it feeds the nation. But the families who work this land are doing it tough right now, rising costs, more red tape, and not enough backing. I'm out here to listen, and to make sure regional South Australia is never an afterthought. Because when our farmers do well, the whole state does well. That's worth standing up for, and I will." ~30 seconds. Shoot golden hour if you can. Let the landscape do half the work.

[To camera with Sam, on the road]
"Hi everyone, Ashton here, and I've got Sam with me. We've hit the road together this week, out on the Peninsula, meeting locals and hearing what actually matters to them. Sam keeps me honest and keeps me laughing, so you'll be seeing a bit more of the two of us out and about. Follow along, because the best part of this job is the people you meet along the way. And if you spot us, come and say hello." ~30 seconds. Warm and personal. Name the town you're in to ground it.

[To camera, outside Muse the Hair Room] "I'm here at a local small business, because right now the economic conditions in this state are pushing good businesses to the wall. Rising costs, a punishing payroll tax, and a government that just isn't listening. Small businesses are the backbone of our economy and our communities, and they deserve better. We'll keep standing up for them, every single day." ~30 seconds. Cut from the presser grab. Swap in the day's specific figure or a case study if you have one.

[To camera, walking into Parliament] "It's Small Business Week, and small business is the engine room of our economy. Right across South Australia, family businesses are backing themselves, employing locals and keeping our main streets alive, and they deserve a government that backs them just as hard. This week we'll be out talking to them, listening to them, and fighting for them, because when small business does well, South Australia does well." ~30 seconds. Warm, upbeat open to the week. Swap in a local business name if you have one locked for the day.

[To camera, on the construction site] "It's National Skills Week, and there's no better place to mark it than on a site like this. South Australia needs more tradies, more apprentices and more people with the skills to build our state, and that means backing training and backing the businesses that take young people on. We'll keep fighting for a skills system that actually delivers the workers our economy needs." ~30 seconds. Skills Week launch. Swap in the site name and an apprentice's story if you can grab one.

[To camera, National Wine Centre vineyard] "Our grape growers are doing it tough, and they need real support, not more excuses. Today we're announcing a plan to unlock millions for the growers who are the backbone of our wine industry and our regional economies. South Australia makes some of the best wine in the world, and it's time this government backed the people who grow it." ~30 seconds. Cut from the presser grab. Swap in the specific figure once the announcement lines are locked.