Deputy Prime Minister Winston Peters reminisced about his flatting days in the 1980s on The Country today. Photo / Mark Mitchell
Today on The Country radio show, host Jamie Mackay catches up with Deputy Prime Minister Winston Peters, who talked about politics and low farmer confidence, before reflecting on his flatting days in the 1980s.
On with the show:
Hunter McGregor:
Our Shanghai-based China correspondent joins us in the studio.
Winston Peters:
The Deputy Prime Minister, and Minister of Foreign Affairs, talks about farmer confidence, local body rates out of control, and gloves off in the House with Labour MP Willie Jackson and Te Pāti Māori co-leader Rawiri Waititi. Plus, he reminisces about some interesting flatmates in the 1980s.
Jane Smith:
North Otago farmer and award-winning environmentalist doesn’t spare the rod when it comes to Dr Rod Carr, the outgoing Climate Change Commission Chairman.
Farmer Tom Martin:
Our UK farming correspondent (and social media influencer) talks about farmer fitness, farmer confidence and the ban on live animal export.
Chris Russell:
Our Australian correspondent comments on the Olympics, soaring beef exports to the US, and inflation coming in at 3.8%.
Listen below:
Toitū te Tiriti marshall their supporters against the Treaty Principles Bill.