Fonterra's chief financial officer Andrew Murry (left), chief executive Miles Hurrell, and chairman Peter McBride announce the co-op's financial results today. Photo / Rowena Duncum
Today on The Country radio show, host Jamie Mackay catches up with Fonterra chief executive Miles Hurrell as the co-op has posted a strong $1.1 billion net profit result for FY24 with a special dividend.
On with the show:
Miles Hurrell:
The chief executive of Fonterra reviews a very good FY24 result for the dairy co-op.
Christopher Luxon:
The Prime Minister celebrates a great day for Fonterra and for NZ Inc. He also dismisses a capital gains tax, working from home, and allegations of a short-sighted health policy, before denying any trouble in the sandpit between Winston Peters and David Seymour.
Tyler Langford:
It’s Mental Health Awareness Week and today we talk to an inspirational woman who really has walked the walk with her husband Wayne, the president of Federated Farmers.
Jane Smith:
Outspoken North Otago farmer and award-winning environmentalist apologises to the taxpayers of New Zealand and gets stuck into the host of The Country, who she accuses of having a “methane lobotomy”.
Listen below:
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