David Seymour:
The Acting Prime Minister, and Act Party leader, ponders Miles Hurrell’s resignation.
Plus, he discusses the United States not asking New Zealand for military support in the Strait of Hormuz.
John Fagan:
This agrarian “Double All Black” was inducted as the first member of the New Zealand Rural Sports Hall of Fame.
A 1984 Golden Shears open champion, 91-time open shearing winner and former world record holder, Fagan’s competitive career is legendary.
He’s also a four-time Golden Pliers winner.
However, it is his work as an administrator and innovator that secured his hall of fame nod, having co-founded the NZ Shearing Championships and the globally recognised “Running of the Sheep”.
Honoured with an MBE, Fagan’s half-century of service has indelibly shaped New Zealand’s rural sporting identity.
Tom Young:
Affco’s national livestock manager discusses the issues facing the red meat industry as war continues in the Middle East.
Phil Duncan:
Monday’s resident weatherman is almost redundant, with autumn being the most settled of the seasons.
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