Today on The Country, Jamie Mackay caught up with Bruce Wills, the new chairman of Queen Elizabeth II National Trust.
On with the show:
James Shaw:
The Green Party co-leader defends the government's stance on not opening up our borders but he opens up on Winston Peters!
John Brakenridge:
The NZ Merino Company's chief executive talks about the partnership with Cavalier Bremworth that will deliver $5 million value direct to strong wool growers over the next three years as the carpet manufacturer moves away from synthetic products in favour of wool and natural fibres.
Chris Russell:
From his riverboat on the Murray River, our Australian correspondent laments the Covid-19 shambles in Victoria and reflects on 75 years since Hiroshima and 25 years on from the movie Babe.
Bruce Wills:
The Minister of Conservation Eugenie Sage has appointed former Federated Farmers' President Bruce Wills as Chairman of Queen Elizabeth II National Trust for a term of three years, following the retirement of James Guild on completion of his maximum 9-year term as a director.
Todd Charteris:
Rabobank's chief executive reviews the bank's latest August Agribusiness Monthly Update where the dark cloud of Covid-19 hovers over international agricultural commodity prices.
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