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Midweek - FIFA v golf, Argie aggro, more war, McGruers of Marton

Mediawatch by RNZ

Jul 22, 202600:20:34News & Politics

World Cup v golf, Argentina v The World, US v Iran, Israel v Palestine- and a teary tribute to a Marton mainstay. Go to this episode on rnz.co.nz for more details

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