Social media guru and hunting novice Sam Casey should stick to his day job. Photo / File
Today on The Country Jamie Mackay and Rowena Duncum mercilessly tease Sam "Lashes" Casey whose hunting inexperience has resulted in an embarrassing case of "Scope Eye" - ouch.
On with the show:
John Wilson:
Fonterra's chairman comments on the good news/bad news stories for the cooperative - a great GDT auction result (up 5.9%) and an ugly investment in Beingmate.
Sir Eion Edgar:
The Chairman of Forsyth Barr updates a sharp correction for world equity markets but says it presents a buying opportunity rather than a threat. We also look at the state of the New Zealand economy.
Chris Brandolino:
NIWA's principal weather scientist says the deep south is still the driest part of the country with little respite forecast for the next 10 days.
Jacinda Ardern:
The PM ponders a love fest at Waitangi, what to do with her placenta, whether she should move house and she plays Switzerland on the Green Party co-leadership.
Doug Avery:
We catch up with Marlborough's Resilient Farmer in the deep south as he helps farmers recover from drought with seminars in Balclutha and Tapanui.
Listen below:
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