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Jamie Mackay
The Country
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Read Jamie’s latest content
Neither the All Blacks coach or Prime Minister could still be in charge by 2023.
Rural New Zealanders are dragging the chain a bit on vaccination rates.
It's now farmers who don't want to be sacrificial lambs.
Don't sacrifice New Zealand and its economy on the altar of climate change.
Farmers don't love Labour. So why did PM have 'rock star' status at Mystery Creek?
We need to look after rural folk and their mental health, our economy depends on it.
Global travel's off limits so go see our stunning country.
There's no sugar-coating it, 2020 has been a bugger of a year.
If so, she could be here for some time to come.
COMMENT: We're on track for the most economically-defining election in a generation.
COMMENT: Jamie Mackay rounds off the best and worst jobs to have in a pandemic.
Comment: The Country host is determined to accentuate the positive in these trying times.
Comment: Rating the winners - and the cowardly bottom-dwelling losers - of 2019.
Today Jamie Mackay has 10 water questions for Todd Muller, tomorrow, Jacinda Ardern.
COMMENT: Show is about a whole lot more than farming.
Opinion: Jamie Mackay tackles a troll who thinks Jacinda is letting the side down.
Jamie Mackay puts a rural perspective on the Prime Minister.
Jamie Mackay can't help but respect Winston Peters' eye for the main chance.