The Country

Rowena Duncum talks to Christopher Luxon, Graeme Sumner, Stu Davison, Gavin Tankersley, and Riley Kennedy.

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The Prime Minister discusses the fallout from the Chris Penk saga, coalition lines, and criticism from Labour. Plus, trade opportunities in India, Vietnam and Thailand to boost export growth.

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Lyttelton Port chief executive outlines an $821m port expansion to boost capacity and improve access to global markets. We also talk about faster shipping, dairy export growth, and protecting dolphins during construction.

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We break down a stronger Global Dairy Trade auction with HighGround Dairy’s quantitative analyst, with gains led by whole and skim milk powder. Plus, why global protein demand and El Niño concerns are shaping dairy market sentiment.

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Golden Shears life member reflects on the life and legacy of Laurie Keats, the driving force behind the Golden Shears and competitive shearing worldwide.

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BusinessDesk senior journalist discusses fresh speculation around A2 Milk and Fonterra's interest in Synlait, and the hurdles any deal would face. He also shares insights from company reporting season and what strong dairy markets could mean for upcoming farm sector results.

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Rowena Duncum and Jamie Mackay talk to Daniel Eb, Michael Every, Mike McIntyre, and Adam Thompson.

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We catch up with the Opportunity Party deputy leader to discuss the party’s proposed land value tax, which he argues could improve access to farm ownership for younger generations. We also cover why the party believes major economic reforms are needed to boost innovation, productivity and long-term growth.

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Rabobank’s Singapore-based global strategist on why higher US tariffs, geopolitical tensions and defence spending are likely to shape the global economy for years. Plus, what a more fragmented world could mean for New Zealand trade, food exports and economic strategy.

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Jarden’s head of derivatives previews tonight’s GDT auction, expecting stronger dairy prices driven by higher powder values. He also discusses the impact of European production declines, New Zealand milk flows and global dairy market signals.

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