NZME’s Head of Business Fran O'Sullivan, knows a thing or two about agribusiness and trade. Photo / Babiche Martens
Today on The Country radio show, host Jamie Mackay catches up with NZME’s Head of Business, Fran O’Sullivan, to discuss the NZ Herald’s Agribusiness and Trade special report, including a couple of her own articles.
On with the show:
Fran O’Sullivan:
The NZ Herald’s business section has done a great Agribusiness and Trade report. NZME’s Head of Business discusses two of her columns - Luxon dubbed NZ’s “salesman in chief” and Doubling Kiwi exports to grow NZ’s wealth.
Sir David Fagan:
Shearing legend and the retiring chair of Shearing Sports NZ comments on New Zealand’s biggest success in Wales in five years - a double at the Royal Welsh Show this morning.
The Wools of New Zealand team of David Buick and Jack Fagan made it 1-1 in a three-test series against Wales with a narrow win over Welsh shearers Gethin Lewis and Richard Jones, while Fagan won the final of the Royal Welsh Show open championship.
Mark de Lautour:
The chief executive of Open Country Dairy talks about his company’s forecast milk price and questions why Fonterra is putting so much volume on its GDT auction platform.
Tim Ormrod:
The senior vice president of Brandt Australasia is just back from a client trip to the USA and Canada. We get his thoughts on the state of North American agriculture and the farm machinery market.
Chris Russell:
We ask our Australian correspondent why dairy cows are so susceptible to Bird flu and should we be worried here in New Zealand? Plus, we talk about Trump’s tariffs, brussels sprouts, and shark attacks.
Listen below:
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