A podcast episode features Sir Ian Taylor discussing technological advancements in farming, a controversial Otago gold mine fast-tracking proposal, and a heated political debate with Shane Jones over safety, transparency, and respect in public discourse.
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He's accused you and some of your other knighted mates, Sir Graham Sidney, Sir Sam Neill, he's accused you guys of nimbyism. Does he have a fair criticism there?
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The Country 01/04/26: Sir Ian Taylor talks to Jamie MackaySpotted something wrong on this page? Report a correction.
