The member for Ballarat sides with constituents angry about the above-ground 190km electricity transmission project through her western Victorian electorate, and responds to the latest polling showing Labor coasting to victory. The shadow transport, infrastructure and regional development minister points to the Coalition's internal divisions and lack of planning for Australia's supply chains, saying a strategic fleet and better overall planning are part of the answer to greater supply chain resilience.

Lockdowns haven't worked, the LDP candidate most likely to win a seat at the March 19 state election told Flow listeners. The Adelaide and Canberra freedom protest attendee said emergency powers need to go - and the Premier needs to set an end date or freedom day

Japan recently pulled back on importing Australian beef while China takes COVID-19 caution to a new level over meat processing in Australia as Matt Dalgleish from Thomas Elder Markets walks Flow listeners through recent developments for sheep and beef producers

Whilst praising the staff at the Lonsdale and Regency Park metropolitan vehicle inspection sites, the SA Nationals' lead candidate for the upper house says private, price-controlled and licensed certifiers could help taxpayers get better value for what they pay for, and again calls for postal voting for the March 19 state election due to COVID-19 transmission concerns

Flow checks in with the SA Murray Irrigators' Caren Martin during a wetter water year in the Murray-Darling Basin with deadlines for states looming in 2024, in the build-up to a March state election and likely May federal election

Crossbench MPs like independent Geoff Brock and the ALP Opposition in the House of Assembly turned up on Wednesday 9 February to stage a sit-in to urge the government to pass a bill to allow electronic voting amid a pandemic-affected election. Mr Brock, running for seat of Stuart against Deputy Premier Dan Van Holst Pellekaan, makes pointed references to the role of his opponent.

2021 was described as an ideal or 'unicorn' harvest, how is 2022 shaping up? With a wetter summer, one grower concern is spray drift - Flow catches up with Barossa Australia's Nicki Robins in February 2022

The COVID-19 pandemic has shifted the tourism palate towards outdoor experiences and the Barossa events calendar is warming up again as Australia prepares to welcome international tourists again in late February