Suzanne Campbell
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405 appearances
6 recordings
1 series
first heard Apr 2026
last heard 3d ago
Suzanne Campbell’s voice in public audio — every appearance, attributed to the second.
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So how...
What sort of level of support do you think is going to be needed to persuade people to take a punt on them?
Allow me to play devil's advocate here, though.
If you were sitting in the Department of Finance, might it not also equally make sense to say a wise man is just going to sit this one out and wait five, six, seven years for a secondhand market in these tractors to develop?
And then we'll jump in.
I frame this conversation as being a way of avoiding price spikes where it goes over $100 a barrel in the future.
But is that to not understand where we're going to be in the future from now on?
What do you think is going to be the baseline price here?
Is it going to go back down to $30, $40 a barrel at any point?
So we could do some of this stuff or we could just sit here and wait for the next calamity.
51551 for your thoughts.
Last weekend, a mehal took place in Oncararua with a truly international flavour.
Residents of many nationalities staying at the IPAS centre in the hotel joined locals, including members of the Men's Shed and the arts group Glugger, to plant vegetables in eight raised beds which form the newly created community garden.
Some of the volunteers gathered recently to prepare the raised beds and Lorna Siggins joined them, where she first spoke to Frank and his daughter Rejoice from Nigeria.
I'm Frank.
It's great to be able to have somewhere you can grow things then, isn't it?
Do you have cooking facilities?
And we do a lot of voluntary work, you know, around the area.
If we're asked to do something, we try our best to show up and help.
Andrew here, he asked us if we were free to help.
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