FlowNews24

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

In a wide-ranging interview Rowan Ramsey claims former Labor premier Mike Rann had changed position on the Kimba nuclear waste storage facility that the Liberal MP supports '15 km from his own farm', says Liberal members would be disappointed former Liberal MP for Grey Barry Wakelin has endorsed Liz Habermann the independent candidate and discusses a 'dossier' going around about his travel allowance.

A 20% income tax rebate for living over 200 kilometres from Adelaide and returning 25% of tax revenue from regions back into those regions are among the incentives United Australia Party's Mount Gambier based candidate for the eastern SA seat of Barker is promoting to invigorate regional SA. Mr Swiggs also tackles questions on how the UAP policy on home loan controls would work in practice - and shares about his personal background

... tourism funding for the Great Ocean Road and distilleries, breweries and winery cellar doors - and the risk of voting independent on 21 May

Lee Morgan was 17 years old when his car was struck by a motorbike in 1974, rendering the rider in a critical condition. The rider was rock legend Bon Scott. 48 years later, Lee tells his spellbinding story, part of the subject of an ABC Australian Story episode to air Monday night.

Canola continues to steal the limelight as Dennis reports on the Ukraine / Black Sea constraints, Canadian growing conditions and the recent export ban from Indonesian palm oil feeding into demand for cooking oils and biofuel supply

Matt talks about international demand for Australian meat and movements on the local markets as processors and buyers return from interrupted trading weeks.