April 7, 2022, 1:55 p.m.
Shane Jones says that times have changed and harvesting time is difficult to identify with atmospheric changes and climate hurdle.
He briefly touches on political issues including the years financial budget and is eager to see whether Te Taitokerau has benefited in terms of putea that has been distributed across the region and also touches on Tauranga by-election to replace former leader of the opposition, Simon Bridges.
Tags: Politics Climate Change
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