Australian cattle prices remain strong and amid this chat with Flow, Angus looks at what the changing consumer demand among cost-of-living pressures for mince instead of premium cuts could mean for cattle producers

In mid-late April Russian spokespeople and the Ukraine president talked about nuclear war - will it happen? and what does a former major general who served in the Solomon Islands think of China's activity in the region? During the federal election campaign Jim Molan says he'd like to see the Coalition spend more than its baseline pledge on defence spending, and criticises Labor's record in that area.

In a wide-ranging conversation about Tony Pasin's representation of Barker since 2013 at Flow's Roseworthy broadcast centre, the member for Barker speaks about the Murray-Darling Basin Plan, the Coalition's 450,000 regional jobs pledge and SA Liberal colleague Alex Antic's campaign to define women amid the hot debate early in the federal election campaign on the place for transgender children and adults in girls and women's sport

Value-adding Australia's agricultural and mining products on-shore is part of the strategy including regional manufacturing to take Australia towards 450,000 more regional-based jobs over 5 years, the Liberal MP for Grey tells Flow listeners on Wednesday 27 April 2022 leading up to the 21 May federal election.

The new shadow minister for primary industries and water and leader of the opposition in the Legislative Council, Riverlander Nicola Centofanti spoke with FlowFM about the River Murray and horticulture industries needing labour and biosecurity protections

Stuart King is a Swan Hill councillor and business owner who decided to stand for the United Australia Party in the hotly contested seat of Mallee against the incumbent Nationals MP, Anne Webster.

Following the work of Tasmanian Liberal senator Claire Chandler to seek to ensure those born biologically female are the sole participants in girls' and womens' sport in Australia, Senator Antic has asked questions in Canberra of bureaucrats of 'what is a woman', drawing convoluted responses. Senator Antic continues to advocate for those that have lost employment or other benefits from their personal health choices surrounding vaccination.

Fresh off a March tilt at the south east SA seat of Mackillop for the Nationals, the SA Nationals party president is having a crack at the federal seat of Barker, taking on the Liberals' Tony Pasin

Andrew stirred the pot in late April with an article at www.thomaseldermarkets.com.au looking at the fallout from Sri Lanka's mandate to go all-organic, which is where Friday 22 April 2022's discussion on Country Viewpoint begins before analysing the latest grain and canola market action for Australian growers - and what farmers are planting this season