The Victorian Nationals MP talks about the high cost of fuel and debate about the fuel excise possibly being halved, frozen or stalled to provide regional Australians relief at the bowser, and isn't aware of neighbouring Liberal MP Tony Pasin's 'regional MP' push for the federal government to contribute more to mobile phone tower costs as a incentive for telcos to fix more black spots

The federal member for Barker says he, Senator Alex Antic and Nicolle Flint have been pushing back against the policy and membership decisions within the SA Liberal Party that he says have contributed to the Marshall Liberal government's loss on Saturday

Mr Brock makes the stunning admission he only campaigned for 5-6 weeks in Stuart out of respect for incumbent Liberal MP Dan Van Holst Pellekaan, the sitting deputy premier he displaced from the seat - and towards whom he has generous plaudits

There's a potential and pleasant surprise development on China's sanctions against Australian barley with one of the world's biggest markets needing barley due in large part to the Russia-Ukraine conflict, Dennis tells Flow listeners.

@SABEST_Party upper house candidate Keyvan Abak is not your regular 9-5 political candidate. Abak is a refugee who hails from a persecuted minority and was held in detention in Australia after fleeing his birthplace during the Howard Prime Ministership. During this time, Abak taught himself English by reading children's books and dictionaries as a child and this was how he first honed his leadership skills.
Prior to running in politics, Abak has thrived in a career as an allied health worker, having provided support services to regional Australians for a long period of time before deciding that his time had come to make a difference at a political level.

Listen to his spellbinding story told exclusively in the Flow FM studios.

Nick McBride answers his critics on the upcoming South East Field Days event following the removal of vaccinated-only patrons being allowed entry and clarifies the lack of health budget for the southeast of South Australia.

A household bug stalled the Victorian Nationals' MP for the western Victorian seat visiting towns in Lowan but Emma Kealy was back on the hustings on Thursday heading to Jeparit and talked about the latest illicit drug data in regional Victoria, heroin injecting rooms and the allegations within the Victorian ALP about harassment of women like Kashuliya Vaghela MLC and the late senator Kimberley Kitching

The incumbent Liberal Party MP in an electorate radically reshaped to now draw incumbent Frome independent Geoff Brock MP into the race for Stuart responds as minister for energy and resources to Labor criticisms on power prices, unemployment and the Opposition's costings on hydrogen and for the election, and lists road improvement achievements in Stuart over the last term in office. Mr Van Holst Pellekaan declines to be drawn on his leadership aspirations post-election within the Liberal Party.

Seeking to carry on where retiring incumbent Liberal MP Peter Treloar left off, Sam Telfer highlights the need for better protection for farmers faced with mineral exploration, improving infrastructure for farmers to get their product to market, addresses the serious health needs within the electorate and commits to local road improvements not secured during this term of government.