ACT Party leader David Seymour will soon be New Zealand's Deputy Prime Minister. Photo / Alex Burton
Today on The Country radio show, host Jamie Mackay catches up with David Seymour, the soon-to-be Deputy Prime Minister, to talk about his Treaty Principles Bill being voted down at its second reading.
On with the show:
Phil Duncan:
Monday’s resident weather expert on another Easter storm coming our way.
But will it break the back of the North Island drought?
David Seymour:
The soon-to-be Deputy Prime Minister talks about his Treaty Principles Bill, trade, Trump, inflation and Willie Jackson.
Plus, is he going to vacate the “naughty chair” on May 31?
Tom Young:
We ask Affco’s national livestock manager who’s going to pay Trump’s tariff: American consumers or New Zealand farmers?
And with an insatiable demand for our red meat at the moment, will our processing companies enter into an end-of-season procurement war?
Dom Jones:
We look at the very healthy state of the kiwifruit industry with the managing director of Origin Capital Partners — a large-scale corporate grower.
Listen below:
New Zealand earned $172m from horticultural exports to Vietnam in 2024.