Today on The Country, Rowena Duncum requested tunes from the Fine Young Cannibals, because the weather forecast everywhere is ... fine.
On with the show:
Peter McBride:
We asked Fonterra's Chairman to explain this morning's somewhat complex announcement on changing the co-op's capital structure and why it could give farmers greater financial flexibility.
Andrew Hoggard:
We asked the President of Federated Farmers (and Manawatū dairy farmer) for his response to today's capital structure announcement from Fonterra.
Judith Collins:
National's reinvigorated leader was relishing the ammunition she'd been given to fire shots at the government in the form of Trevor Mallard, a pay freeze for the public sector and a separatist health and political system.
Doug Avery:
The Resilient Farmer offered drought-affected farmers some first-hand tips on mental health resilience.
Chris Russell:
Our Australian correspondent commented on covid, sexed semen, green hydrogen plants and dubious Australian sportsmen.
Listen below: