Neville Rides The Boundaries

Karen Williams, Dominion Vice Pres of Fed Farmers, with part 2 of her conversation from last week, Philip Duncan from Weatherwatch.co.nz, and Barbara Kuriger is along to give us an update of matters rural around the country

Bridging the gap between Taranaki rural and urban communities.

Clem Coxhead has new ideas to promote Hawera, Amy Castleton from NZX has good news for dairy farmers, Barbara Kuriger reacts to cancel culture and Dr Seuss, and Philip Duncan talks about earthquakes and the weather

Amy Castleton from NZX with the latest report from the latest dairy products sale, Philip Duncan is along explaining the weather. Neville also catches up with Barbara Kuriger and Southern man Jim Hopkins

Today is Dr. Jacqueline Rowarth talks food, Barbara Kuriger talks about the PC brigade, e-scooters and road safety, and Philip Duncan speaks of the effects of La-Nina and other things weather.

Mike Coils from the Museum of Eltham talking about a vintage machinery display in Hawera for Taranaki Anniversary weekend, Barbara Kuriger talking about Covid-19 and the vaccine also dress culture of MPs, Philip Duncan from weatherwatch.co.nz and, finally, Jim Hopkins has a comment or three about the message that was sent to farmers at the Groundswell meeting at Waimumu.

Amy Castleton from NZX discusses the continuing solidarity of the high price for NZ dairy products, Philip Duncan from weather watch.co.nz is along to tell us more about our continuing fine weather and a little about the history of weather forecasting, Barbara Kuriger is along to tell us how she is celebrating Waitangi Day. And more thoughts from Pita Alexander.

In today’s line up: Dr. Jacqueline Rowarth lauds NZ dairy farmers, Cameron Laing, a young local computer technician, with tips on spotting those scam emails and texts, a refreshed Barbara Kuriger talks about the republic day at Whangamomona and other rural activities she has attended during her first week back at work, Philip Duncan is along to discuss the weather and the move towards a more locality-based weather forecasting system. Finally Jim Hopkins is along to praise local achievement

Award winning author and photographer Alice Mabin Talks about working as a harvester, Amy Castleton of New Zealand’s stock exchange (NZX) about the rise of NZ dairy products and the factors that influenced the rise in price of milk products, Philip Duncan of weather watch.co.nz is along to explain the sudden changes in our weather systems, Pita Alexander a widely respected retired accountant shares some things your 18year old should know about that are never taught at school

Neville talks with Philip Duncan about cloud seeding and why countries are all chasing increased food production for their growing populations. Jim Hopkins and Neville discuss the attitude of the Press towards NZ farmers and more, then Mike Coils gives an insight as to what will be happening at the Whangamomona Republic day this coming Saturday 23rd January (and now the road from Stratford to Whangamomona is all sealed)