On today's REX Daily Podcast, Dom talks with Kylie Dorr, owner of Southern Reproductive, about winning the Supreme Winner title of the 2026 NZI Rural Women Business Awards at Parliament last night, the exponential growth and diversification of the Artificial Insemination business since she returned from the USA five years ago and her involvement in dirt biking, in which she's won a national series and represented New Zealand at World Championship level... He talks with Kate Cocks from Mt Nicholas Merino and Nicola Wylie from Lora & Flok about a pop-up shop in Arrowtown next week (July 28-30), celebrating NZ wool, craftsmanship, photography and design. They discuss the various products they produce from wool directly off their respective farms, the concept of 'Made in NZ' and the other exhibitors featuring in the pop-up, Atér and Francine Boer Photography... And he talks with Upper Clutha Rams No. 8 Jake Burtenshaw ahead of tomorrow's Central Otago Premier Rugby Competition final against Wakatipu, just one of many club finals up and down NZ this weekend. They discuss the team's success over the past few seasons and what makes country rugby special.
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From clip to customer; NZ wool products at pop-up store - Kate Cocks & Nicola Wylie
19:52

Club rugby finals dominate the nation this weekend - Jake Burtenshaw
11:25

AI, hair salons & dirt bikes; NZ's top rural business woman - Kylie Dorr
17:01