The National Party federal leader talks about efforts of the former Coalition government to adequately fund biosecurity for the long term after federal officials detected 38 tonnes of meat and other products in western Sydney recently. The shadow agriculture minister discusses initiatives to combat Queensland fruit fly in South Australia and Victoria's Sunraysia region, questioning what will be in the May federal budget to preserve biosecurity for productivity and export market access.

Solar Citizens' Ajaya Haikerwal has been showcasing an electric ute in Canberra and lobbying politicians on fuel efficiency standards, driving the ute from Sydney to Melbourne and back including a visit in mid-April at Mulwala in southern New South Wales. We discuss the features of the LDV ute he's driving, charging opportunities and fuel efficiency.

The member for Mallee says she's been informed that Bendigo Bank will close agencies in Warracknabeal and Sea Lake among other locations in her north-western Victorian electorate, and says she spoke at a migration forum in Sydney recently about a proposal to set a minimum annual salary for temporary and permanent skilled visa migrants into Australia.

Australia's shadow sports minister speaks with FlowFM listeners about how taxpayer money is being spent on the Commonwealth Games and Olympic Games both being hosted in Australia in the next decade, as the Coalition opposition succeed in launching a senate inquiry into various aspects of the Games' preparations

Andrew Partridge from Michell Direct Wool talks about the finer detail of a market where the Eastern Market Indicator stayed, in the final washup, the same as last week as we look at the slow progress on shearing and an emerging solution to the backlog on containerising wool as a replacement dumping capacity approaches coming online later in 2023.

The consumer affairs minister talks with regional South Australian FlowFM listeners about an imminent blitz of regional petrol stations' compliance with the realtime pricing scheme so that motorists locally and on holidays can find the best prices in popular holiday locations

Founding director of Grainwise (www.grainwise.com.au) Fabian Devereux speaks with FlowFM listeners about local harvest outcomes and planting intentions in the Mallee and north-west of Victoria, how the lentil crop went locally and chatter about how long the Russia-Ukraine grain corridor might remain open.

The shadow minister for health in South Australia and member for Schubert, Ashton Hurn, speaks with Flow listeners about the ramping of ambulances in metropolitan Adelaide, what the Code White situation in metropolitan hospitals means for regional SA listeners, and why the state government launched an audit of pillow availability in hospitals.

The South Australian primary industries minister commends South Australia's grain growers who weathered challenging conditions to smash the previous 2016/17 record for their grain harvest. We discuss the impact the 12 million plus tonnes had on South Australia's regional roads, particularly on the upper Yorke Peninsula.