The shadow assistant minister for transport and member for Barker attacks the Malinauskas Labor government's cost blowout on the final section of the North-South corridor on South Road, saying it puts at risk the prospect of his hopes for future duplication of parts of the Dukes and Sturt Highways in the Barker electorate. The MP taking in parts of the flood affected SA Murray talks about whether and when Peter Dutton might visit flood affected communities, and says Thursday's energy debate and legislative package passed through a recalled federal parliament was a waste of an estimated $1 million of taxpayer money getting MPs to Canberra to pass it.

There may be one last cattle sale next week but its our last chat for 2022 with Riverina Livestock Agents' James Tierney fresh from the lamb sales on Thursday at Wagga Wagga, also reflecting on Monday's cattle sales throughput and buyer interest

The shadow assistant minister for regional development speaks with Flow listeners in north western Victoria on the day of the Albanese Labor government's sudden recall of parliament for an energy market intervention legislative package to hit back at Treasurer Jim Chalmers' claim the Opposition would not be on the 'right side' of the debate

The member for Flinders covering South Australia's west coast and the Eyre Peninsula discusses unfinished business for the region on water security, a big harvest and the impact it is having on the roads and holiday road traffic, the recent native title determination for the Wirangu people over Streaky Bay and surrounds - and celebrating the resilience of school children despite a COVID-19 affected couple of school years.

The One Nation leader is resigning his seat to contest the Legislative Council election in March 2023 in a move to bolster his party's stocks as the Christian Democratic Party folds and Shooters Fishers and Farmers Party struggles to retain its MPs. The former federal Labor leader described as a 'stunt' the opposition leader Chris Minns' call for state parliament to be recalled to debate energy prices - the same day the Albanese Labor government federally recalls politicians to pass its own energy market intervention.

From wheat, barley and canola to outlooks for cattle, sheep and wool, the ANZ's head of agriculture insights Michael Whitehead shares the bank's outlook for farmers across the nation heading into 2023

The South Australian Arid Lands Landscape Board is conducting trials in kangaroo management (https://www.landscape.sa.gov.au/saal/news/new-trials-to-manage-roos-in-the-rangelands) and we speak with the general manager Jodie Gregg-Smith on misconceptions and reasons behind kangaroo number control and the impacts over-abundant kangaroos can have both on farming and the environment.

The member for Mackillop covering South Australia's south east, southern Mallee and lower River Murray communities talks about the protracted and challenging harvest and growing conditions in cropping and horticulture - and continued advocacy for the vision of the Tolmer Speedway Bordertown

The Victorian Nationals' Member-elect for the seat of Mildura in north western Victoria speaks with Flow about the challenges facing the farming industry including horticulture and cropping, her imminent swearing in on Tuesday and the challenges facing the electorate under a re-elected Andrews Labor government

... and the Liberal federal member for Grey speaks about a great winter crop harvest underway in South Australia particularly in the western part of his large regional and remote electorate