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Wayne Flowmans speaks with Senator Alex Antic South Australia Politician representing the Liberal Party on the Voice To Parliament fallout, full term abortion and gender therapy.

Dan spoke with Prime Minister Anthony Albanese on The Voice to Parliament Referendum 2023.

Federal member for Greenway Michelle Rowland joined Dan Crouch to announce free internet access for 10,000 eligible South Australian families who are currently not connected. Ms. Rowland, Minister for Communications, outlined all the finer details of the plan, which was made possible by the South Australian Education Department, on Flow FM.

Sarah Furnari, who stars in BBC & Stan's new original series Ten Pound Poms which just premiered May 14, 2023.

Sarah is luminous as the outspoken and strong willed Maria, an Italian migrant who arrives in Australia in 1956 as part of the Assisted Migrant Passage Scheme. With integral and gripping scenes in the original series, she is a character not to be forgotten! Like the other migrants, when she arrives, what she finds is far from what she has been promised, with the migrant camp falling to pieces. In a time when many women were expected to defer to men, Maria is bold and isn’t afraid to ask for what she wants or stand up for what she believes is fair. She speaks up on behalf of the other Italian families in the camp and finds a friend and ally in Annie Roberts, who shares her struggles with the living conditions at Galgownie.

Sarah has a very interesting parallel with the story through her grandparents' experiences of migration to Australia from Sicily in 1952. She even plays a character with the same name as her Nonna, Maria.

Ripley Atkinson from Meat & Livestock Australia updated Flow listeners on the latest movements in the meat markets on this week's Country Viewpoint Market Day edition.

Andrew Partridge from Michell Wool on a week of 'normalising' for Australian wool markets.

The biggest factor as to why the markets slowed marginally was down to currency movements, making many sellers were reluctant to accept the prices on offer.

Everybody’s Home spokesperson, Maiy Azize, told Flow FM on the Country Viewpoint program that the current housing crisis is worse in reality than what is currently being depicted in some sections of the media, with increased levels of homelessness resulting in metro and regional Aussies, who have families, sleeping in their cars.

Azize claimed that more financial support was needed for low income earners struggling to keep a roof over their head.

Stability is the overriding feeling as Andrew Partridge updated Flow listeners on the latest from the wool markets on the Market Day edition of the Country Viewpoint.

The market recorded an overall rise for the second consecutive series, with fleece wool attracting the most buyer attention this week.

The national offering was smaller than the sum total of bales originally rostered, due in part to the
6.1% withdrawn prior to sale.