This week on The Best of The Country, Jamie Mackay caught up with Rabobank's Horticulture and Wine Analyst Hayden Higgins for a chat about a great vintage and a spot of duck shooting.
This week's top interviews are:
Brian Turner:
On the 84th birthday of a very iconic New Zealanderwho sadly passed away in 2017, we talk to another iconic Kiwi about a bestseller he wrote about the aforementioned. Plus we congratulate the well known author, poet and environmentalist for his recent Queens Birthday ONZM Honour.
A North Otago farmer and former winner of the BFEAs who's concerned the government is moving us from social distancing to a socialist state.
Winston Peters:
The Deputy PM charges down the wicket and gets on the front foot over protests, getting to Level 1, the prospects of a snap election, the prospects of a coalition with Todd Muller, the ETS and why he is rural New Zealand's saviour.
Fonterra's chief executive comments on another positive Fonterra Global Dairy Trade auction (up 0.1 per cent, WMP plus 2.1 per cent) to kick off the 2020/21 season.
Hayden Higgins:
Rabobank's Horticulture and Wine Analyst talks the fruit of the vine, a great vintage, the Hawkes Bay drought and duck shooting.
Judith Collins:
The gloves are off in the House and one of National's toughest toe-to-toe combatants has a bloody nose. But how did she get it? And will she tell us where all the bodies are buried when her new book is released in early July?
