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Wayne Phillips visits western Victoria and talks about the controlled burn at Wyperfeld, the new camping ground at Big Desert National Park, the closure of the Commonwealth Bank branch at Rainbow and the efforts to save the Rex Theatre in Charlton
PIC: "Rex Theatre Charlton" by seefit is licensed under CC BY 2.0

Courtney remembers the beginning of the Australian Gold Rush and brings us a treasure trove of birthdays including Sigrid Thornton, Christina Ricci and Neighbours alumni Jesse Spencer

Clayton Bester spoke with Emme Lentino on the Arvo Flow about her dreamy new single, 'Oceanside' which plays at the end of this podcast track. Emme is an American-born adult-contemporary singer living in New Zealand - enjoy.

Boss Energy has declared that the Honeymoon uranium mine near Broken Hill will become the nation's 4th operational uranium mine, after an improvement in market conditions. Wayne Phillips looked at the announcement on the FlowFM Morning Show

Jason Regan updates Country Viewpoint listeners on the latest FlowNews24 has on the horrific truck crash on the Victorian side of the SA border in close proximity to the line-up to pass the border checkpoint. For the latest and more go to :-https://www.flownews24.com.au/blog/bordertown-checkpoint-closed-following-serious-truck-crash-this-morning

John McDonnell our Canberra correspondent writes on Flow News 24 about the opportunity that the Australian defence industry presents to boost Australian manufacturing. Wayne Phillips looked at this suggestion during the Morning Show.
Read John's article at FlowNews24 :- https://www.flownews24.com.au/blog/defence-is-manufacturings-lifeline

Wayne Phillips on the Morning Show reflected on the Victorian government's 'Mickey Mouse' scheme to provide labourers to pick fruit, likely too little, too late - meanwhile NSW has landed 800 Pacific Island workers to pick their fruit, and Citrus SA are pursuing theirs for the April harvest

During his visit through western Victoria, home of the historic first Silo Art Trail in the Yarriambiack council area, Wayne Phillips reflects on the stoush between council and silo owner Graincorp over use of the phrase 'Silo Art Trail'.
Read more at FlowNews24.com.au :-https://www.flownews24.com.au/blog/the-great-silo-art-trial-over-use-of-silo-art-trail

Country Viewpoint's Jason Regan caught up with Robe mayor Alison Nunan after another booming Robe holiday period to discuss how the town copes with the tourist surge, internet and other local issues.

Country Viewpoint caught up with the South East's Clare Scriven MLC, Labor Upper House parliamentarian and shadow spokesperson on regional development, primary industry and forestry - and discussed health services, particularly at Waikerie hospital, and the state's big abortion debate