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The Country - Howl of a Protest edition

The Country
16 Jul, 2021 01:30 AM2 mins to read

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Today on The Country, Jamie Mackay and Rowena Duncum caught up with a cast of thousands all around New Zealand as people took to the streets to take part in the Howl of a Protest against Government regulations.

On with the show:

Jamie Mackay and Laurie Paterson:

The Country host was joined live in Gore with protest co-convenor Laurie Paterson.

Lewis Ferris and Emma Olsen:

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We got a weather update from our MetService forecaster and a protest updated from our Newstalk ZB reporter.

Jamie Mackay and Bryce McKenzie:

We went back to Gore where Jamie caught up with another co-convenor of the Howl of a Protest.

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Howl of a Protest:

Then it was back to the studio where Rowena heard the latest from around New Zealand, including Dawn Duncum in Wanganui and Will Taylor in Fielding.

Tim Myers and Smiley Barrett:

Today's Norwood panel was made up of the chief executive and the brand ambassador, who gave their thoughts on the protest.

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Rowena caught up with Hayden Foster in Dunedin and Andy Thompson in Greymouth.

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Rowena caught up with the shearing legend earlier in the day for his impressions on the Howl of a Protest.

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Rowena spoke to Barbara Kuriger in Otorohunga, Nicola Wicksteed in Stratford, Grant McCallum in Northland and Tessa Prentice in Dunedin.

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