Over $13 million for a walking trail at Mildura and $800,000 for child care in Murtoa are two pledges Dr Webster hopes the ALP will match - or she can deliver if re-elected for a second term for the north-western Victorian federal seat of Mallee on 21 May

Hawkesbury councillor and apiarist Shane Djuric tells Flow listeners in southern NSW the Shooters Fishers and Farmers Party has been delivering in regional electorates and the major parties' conduct is driving voters in the SFF's direction. He expresses concern about indiscriminate use of 1080 poison in regional baiting programs.

Ian Markos says he feels most at home at the Liberal Democrats as a party that supports deregulation and small government, and tells Flow listeners he remains concerned that emergency powers are still in force in South Australia in early May 2022 despite restrictions easing. He reflects on the SA Liberals' comprehensive state election loss and why the major parties are not effectively representing small business or the broader community.

The southern NSW Liberal MP talks with Flow about recent funding that enabled sporting facilities at Holbrook and Urana in his electorate and the Fischer Leadership program running sessions in the electorate in May to promote future leaders

... and reflects on her daughter's win of One Nation's first seat in the SA Parliament, Sarah Game, and what it could signal for her second tilt at a SA senate seat which would also be a first in SA

The former housing giant fell from politics and business alike but says not only can he stand back and not have a shot at representing those aspiring for a job and a home - he says part of Labor's plan on housing affordability is like putting the arsonists in charge of fire prevention.
Disclosure: interviewer Rikki Lambert was Bob Day's chief of staff during 2014-2016

Fresh off a crack at the South East SA state seat of Mackillop on March 18, Mark Braes says he's 'match fit' for a crack at Liberal incumbent Tony Pasin in the overlapping federal seat of Barker in the 21 May poll. Labor's candidate says Mr Pasin's estimation of 32 gigalitres to exit South Australian irrigation under the 450GL recovery target is a distraction, and SA farmers had given up enough already.

Bakery owner turned state political candidate Liz Habermann speaks with regional SA FlowFM listeners about why she's running for Grey and her key policy commitments after a long era of the Liberals holding the seat through Rowan Ramsey MP

As if there wasn't already enough heat in the canola market, two more drivers fed into the current and futures market this week - Market Check's Tess Walch updates Flow listeners on the latest and reviews the current wheat sector also

A fall in the Australian dollar was a boon for wool sellers this week, but not so flash for exporters and processors in the post-ANZAC Day auctions