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Today on The Country Jamie Mackay talks to former Horticulture NZ president Julian Raine to find out the latest on the battle against the Tasman fire.
On with the show:
Julian Raine:
The former President of Horticulture New Zealand updates the 'out of control' Nelson fires.
Miles Hurrell:
The interim chief executive of Fonterra reviews a great GDT auction overnight and pays tribute to his former chairman John Wilson:
James Shaw:
The Green Party co-leader denies that our national day, Waitangi Day, is our national grievance day.
Chris Russell:
Our Australian correspondent updates the devastating Townsville flooding and we ask if coffee and red meat could be killing us.
Michael Harvey:
Rabobank's senior commodity talks climate change, the great GDT auction result and the downside risks facing world trade.
Listen below:
The co-op has posted a $14.3 million net loss after tax for the year ended June 2024.