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The Country Today - Bee Gees Friday edition

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It's the whole show in one go!

Today The Country is brought to you by the Bee Gees.

Why?

Because it's Friday.

Today, Jamie's guests include:

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John Law: Our Met Service forecaster says we can expect a return to more normal spring patterns next week after a rather wet start to spring.

Pita Alexander: We catch up with a well-travelled Christchurch farm accountant who's back from a 60-day road trip to the US and we look at the state of agriculture under the Trump presidency.

Don Carson: The PR man for the New Zealand Forest Owners Association is encouraging any post-election government to put a greater focus on forestry.

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Barry Soper: Our political correspondent ponders the winner of last night's first leaders debate and a shock poll result for the National government.

Graeme and Graham Smith: Today's panel features the chief executive of Federated Farmers and the chief executive of the Waikato/Coromandel Drug Detection Agency.

Grant Nisbett: This week's $100 TAB sports bet of the week sees us backing Waikato and Southland (at halftime!) in the Mitre 10 Cup.

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