Opposition Leader Sussan Ley has outlined a Coalition energy approach centered on affordable power, expanded gas supply and technology neutrality, as households face rising electricity prices and cost-of-living pressures.

Rural Aid CEO John Warlters has reflected on a year marked by extremes for Australia's regional communities as joined FlowFM's Country Viewpoint host Jessica Dempster on the show for a final catch-up for 2025.

Joining host Jess Dempster on FlowFM's Country Viewpoint program for a final catch-up in 2025, LivestockSA Chair Gillian Fennell reflected on a challenging year for the industry, marked by drought, infrastructure pressures and growing concern around land use and energy development.

GrainGrowers has closed out 2025 with several significant policy achievements for Australian grain producers, alongside continued advocacy on sustainability, infrastructure and long-term industry resilience, CEO Shona Gawel said in her end-of-year catch-up with FlowFM's Country Viewpoint host Jessica Dempster.

In a recent interview on FlowFM, Federal Opposition Leader Sussan Ley strongly criticised the Albanese Government’s latest round of water buybacks from the Murray-Darling Basin, warning the move will damage regional economies while failing to deliver the environmental benefits.

Australian farmers are set to gain far greater control over how they repair their machinery following a landmark update to right-to-repair legislation.

As hay season rolls on across Victoria, the Country Fire Authority (CFA) is urging farmers to heed vital safety measures to reduce the risk of haystack fires - an ever present concern during peak heat and harvest conditions.

South Australian producers are being urged to take extra care during summer weed spraying, as compliance officers from the Department of Primary Industries and Regions prepare to monitor chemical use across the state.

The Country Fire Authority is reminding farmers to prioritise machinery safety following a paddock fire this week in Victoria’s north-east, which burnt approximately 40 hectares.