The member for Riverina speaks about Tim Fischer's legacy in the Lockhart region and the Coalition's investment in fixing mobile blackspots compared to Labor's term in office, also highlighting federal help to local communities improving their infrastructure and amenities.

A plunging Australian dollar on the currency exchanges boosted prices for producers in the national wool market in the week ending 14 May

... and reflects on the true value of wheat production in Australia relative to a historical benchmark to show, in real terms, Australian farmers are producing more and getting paid less for it.

Steve Karaitiana from Forbes talks about using the springboard of state MP success for the Shooters Fishers and Farmers Party to take up the fight in Canberra, also discussing his heritage as a third generation showman from the boxing tent - and the struggles of homelessness, regional roads and country shows in the Riverina electorate

Veterinarian and president of the NSW Farmers Association James Jackson told Flow listeners he had grave concerns for Australia's livestock industry if a disease that can transmit as easily as fog over the English Channel reaches our shores, and said the need for a biosecurity levy on containers coming into Australia was needed to provide a guaranteed funding stream for biosecurity investment, regardless of who forms government at the 21 May federal poll

The United Australia Party's candidate for the rural seat of Grey covering north and western South Australia, Suzanne Grey, describes 'climate action' as a fear campaign that will drastically reduce Australian farming, and talks about the region's health needs and more desirable locations for low-level nuclear waste storage than Kimba

The independent candidate says she supports the objectives of Climate 200 despite being knocked back for support from them for her campaign, and says her choice of teal as her campaign colour is a coincidence. Liz talks with Flow listeners about $1.3 trillion in debt, one of former Liberal MP for Grey's reasons for backing her instead of his Liberal successor Rowan Ramsey - and nominates Woomera as a better site than Kimba for storing nuclear waste.

Federal Agriculture Minister David Littleproud says he'll be cautious on what the 'big German' ALDI says about Australians' meat shopping habits as he visits South Australia with Barker candidate Jonathan Pietzsch running against SA Liberal Tony Pasin MP - and on reaching Australia's $100 billion agriculture production target by 2030

The lead senate candidate for the best-performed state for the Great Australia Party in the senate races last election, South Australia, talks with Flow listeners about the importance of Australia's constitution and policies for farmers and regional Australia