NIWA’s weather guy comments on the big dry in Canterbury and beyond and if a break in the weather is on the way for the dry regions.
Kristin Chittock:
We catch up with Hokonui’s breakfast host on the ground at lunchtime in Sacha Bond’s 9-hour strong wool ewe shearing record attempt, where currently she’s one off the world record pace.
Jeremy Rookes:
He may be a bitter, twisted and cynical man but we love our lifestyle/hobby farmer correspondent nonetheless. Today we talk about dry weather, the infrastructure woes of this country and why we’re not harvesting our natural resources.
Chris Russell:
Our Australian correspondent has his say on “right to disconnect”. Plus, we update the situation aboard the live animal export ship marooned of the coast of WA, whether seaweed is the silver bullet for methane reduction and Tay Tay!
Barry Soper:
Our political correspondent looks back on Waitangi week and the reception Winston, David and Shane got.
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