"... the probability of us winning such a conflict is pretty well zero... " - speaking about the prospect of a regional conflict with China over Taiwan, the former Australian Army Major General tells Flow listeners the regional security issues are significant, so fuel and other security concerns are compelling for Australia, admitting Australian governments haven't done a great job preparing for the geopolitical situation - and urges men to get blood tests to increase the chance of the positive outcome he has had against the disease. The NSW Liberal senator also wishes listeners a Merry Christmas.

The member for Stuart talks about green hydrogen, lowering energy prices for consumers - and what role renewables play in that - the prospects small modular nuclear reactors could have in regional SA (partially, his own electorate with abundant uranium resources), Australian farmers' need for urea fertiliser and the Leigh Creek reinvigoration opportunity on that front - and wishes FlowFM listeners a Merry Christmas

Wayne the Flowman cooks up a roast on the world of food fraud after the practice was recently brought to light in Australia. Scams relating to the conduct of food fraud can include intentional mislabelling and the problem is costing Australian producers up to $3 billion dollars annually.

... and wishes FlowFM listeners a Merry Christmas and safe travels after a busy year in 2021, and looking towards a 2022 federal election year

Speaking from 'hotel detainment' he claims is linked to difficult questions he has asked SA Health officials, the Liberal SA Senator says he is planning to advocate and 'push back' for South Australians who face having no job due to these 'ridiculous mandates'

Treasurer Josh Frydenberg might be moving to now regulate cryptocurrency, but neither he nor Steve Bignell from MLA will come at Flow's Rikki Lambert describing the Eastern Young Cattle Indicator as 'cattlecurrency' or 'beefcoin' - yet. MLA nonetheless has positive indications from sheep farmers that they, like beef producers, are looking to further restock the herd smashed by recent drought.

On Wednesday the federal government announced doctor or nurse graduates working in country areas from 2022 will have their university HELP debt wiped out - Flow asked the Minister, what about those already working in country areas? Wayne and Rikki also discuss the Food and Grocery Council's disappointment at the federal government's lack of funding into their manufacturing sector, and preview the media diversity inquiry report due on Thursday

The Liberals' Louise Staley had a go at neighbouring western Victorian MP Ali Cupper on Wednesday (https://www.spreaker.com/episode/47842469) over her past allegiances with the ALP and Reason Party's Fiona Patten, and what Ms Staley claimed was a differing vote on the Pandemic Powers bill. In this interview, Ali Cupper responds to those claims whilst highlighting the need for a Mildura intersection fix, how to help councils have more funding for roads - and wishes Mildura voters a Merry Christmas.

Boundary changes for the November 2022 state election see Ms Staley farewell the Charlton, Donald and Stawell townships as she talks with Flow listeners about regional recovery, manufacturing and the record of neighbouring independent MP Ali Cupper

Cate Hunter says she'll follow what former independent member for Frome (now candidate for Stuart), Geoff Brock did in a minority government situation (as exists at the end of the Marshall government's first term) - and consult with her 7 local councils before deciding who to back as the next Premier