We talk to an iconic Kiwi who’s been one of the driving forces behind the launch (and opening this week) of the NZ Liberation Museum - Te Arawhata - in Le Quesnoy, France.
It commemorates the triumph of Kiwi soldiers who liberated the people of the small French town from four years of German occupation during World War II.
It’s New Zealand’s first memorial museum in Europe for Kiwi soldiers who died on the Western Front.
Emma Poole and Tim Dangen:
It’s the Dangen Zone panel, as we ask two young leaders in agriculture what they want for the primary sector from an incoming government - regardless of its political colours.
Smiley Barrett:
It’s Farmside Footy with our man on the ground in France. Unlike Mark Telea, he’s been happily breaking his night-time curfew.
Listen below:
