The member for Flinders covering western South Australia including the Eyre Peninsula and West Coast talks about water security for his electorate and growing regional population through improved access to housing and childcare services.

The Liberal party leader in South Australia talks about Eyre Peninsula's water security, the Murray-Darling Basin Plan and a new independent commissioner plan from SA Labor, and his open door to conservative-leaning country independents holding 3 regional South Australian seats.

With the Varroa Mite threat to introduced bees essential for farm pollination now detected 400km from the Port of Newcastle at Narrabri - and Foot & Mouth disease now identified in the popular Australian tourist destination of Bali in Indonesia, the NSW Farmers president talks through the extent of biosecurity threats, and encourages Australians to work in agriculture and for policymakers not only to allow workers in to farms, but to tackle the supermarket duopoly cruelling investment in a tight margin vegetable sector now causing 'broccoli shock'

Irrigators are unhappy with general security allocations being as low as they are, acknowledging that carryover requires headspace in storages upstream to be managed to maintain farmers' entitlements. The NSW Irrigators Council CEO speaks with Flow listeners about the challenge of returning 450GL to South Australia in the current Murray Darling Basin Plan due date of 2024 when, among other things, many 'constraints' remain such as easements to allow intermittent flooding for water delivery downstream.

Fresh from visits to Ceduna in western South Australia and Kununurra in the Western Australian Kimberley region, the new social services minister outlines why the Albanese government is dismantling the Coalition's cashless debit card by year's end, and what it will replace it with by way of programs and other initiatives on a voluntary basis, not using a private operator to handle social services clients' personal payments

... and the local MP in the western Victorian seat of Lowan addresses the Friday 1 July announcement of a Monitor appointed for the Horsham Rural City Council after recent controversy.

The Nationals leader and deputy opposition leader David Littleproud makes the case for modern nuclear energy generation to be included in Australia's future energy mix, doubles down on his concerns about the Australian Workers Union's role in the challenges faced by the Agriculture Visa the former government created - and talks about a cost-recovery model in biosecurity to permanently resource efforts to preserve Australian agriculture faced with increasing threats from incoming material from offshore

After successfully moving a motion in state parliament about the rural doctor shortage, the independent MP for Narungga Fraser Ellis speaks about his interest in having a dedicated Regional Health ministerial portfolio and department, a proposal advanced in NSW by surgeon and independent MP for Wagga Wagga Joe McGirr. He responds to the proposal by federal overlapping MP for Grey Rowan Ramsey's idea for forcing GPs to practice in regional Australia by tying postcodes to Medicare funding allocations.

The Nationals candidate for the state seat of Mildura at the November state election says its important to work with whoever is in federal government, and the next state government, to see the long-awaited delivery of the promised Murray Basin Rail project as the region sits on a potentially massive harvest that will, again, have to reach ports via stressed road networks

... and the National Director of Politics for the Australian Christian Lobby talks about the Australian implications - if any - of the overturning of the Roe v Wade law in the USA regarding abortion / termination of pregnancy