A self-confessed conservative pitches One Nation as a right-of-centre alternative for disaffected South Australian Liberal voters, claiming local Liberal candidate Penny Pratt must think she has Frome 'in the bag' and is critical of Premier Steven Marshall's COVID decision-making for event attendances

Mr Pasin urged motorists to be patient as over $10 million of works occur on the Karoonda, Mallee and Ngarkat highways and expressed frustration that local bulk handling of grain had forced grain onto roads, accelerating their deterioration

... the health of the River Murray and her preselection position to run again for Farrer as at 18 February, with a federal election due by May

... teasing out the impacts of a rapid shift to electric cars and impacts on farmers, the skyrocketing oil price and impact on farm input costs and a positive farm gate value for SA farmers

Steven looks at the recent markets and responds to Rabobank's Dennis Voznesenski's projection of a 1350-1500c/kg price range for Australian woolgrowers across 2022

The cattle herd heads into a two-stage rebuild, Market Information Analyst Ripley Atkinson from Meat and Livestock Australia says, while sheep numbers also continue to build in recovery after the drought

On his way to the first court hearing on Thursday afternoon in Adelaide fighting the SA government on imposing a vaccine restriction that prevented the plaintiffs continuing their employment in their respective fields, Craig speaks with Rikki and Hannah about the case and the implications for the state government if it succeeds.

The federal government knew about an impending domestic alcohol tax during Free Trade Agreement negotiations, Labor's shadow trade minister tells Flow listeners, which the federal opposition says erodes the benefits of the impending Free Trade Agreement between Australia and the UK. Labor also wants more time taken to ratify the treaty.

Rural Fire Service volunteers will have to be up to date with vaccinations against COVID-19 but the government is still working through the 1 in 5 brigades that either opposed the move or said it would be difficult for them to serve their communities with the restrictions in place. The southern NSW MP also updates Flow listeners on the long 2021/22 harvest for farmers and warns of the dangers of driving through floodwaters.

Speaking with Flow listeners, Dennis projects prices for the 2022 wool sales and reasons for optimism for Aussie wool growers, tackling also the lower micron levels and the prospects of more processing closer to - or within - Australia in future