Neville Rides The Boundaries

Guest today is Mike Coils

Bridging the gap between Taranaki rural and urban communities.

Neville's guest today is Donald Aubrey

In our round up today we have Wayne Langford a Golden Bay Dairy farmer who spoke to the Dairy Women’s Network of the good work and effort of farmers who have donated beef to the emergency food outlets around NZ, Barbara Kuriger is along with news from the Wellington young enterprise scheme national finals. Philip Duncan from WW.co.nz explains that there could be a tropical cyclone with us on Xmas day. You can’t keep a good man down here’s the poet of the South Mr. Jim Hopkin

Patrick Phelps, manager of a West Coast advocacy group based in Hokitika, talks with Neville about coal production and the economy, followed by Barbara Kuriger and, to round up today's panel, Philip Duncan is with us to talk about the weather

Shelley Davies, speaker at a function organised by the Dairy Women’s Network, speaks about her life and overcoming adversity; Barbara Kuriger on the effects of the recent heavy rain and the beginning of the current session of parliament; Philip Duncan from WW.co.nz explains our current fluctuating weather patterns, and James Hopkins with a satirical comment or three

In our round up today we have the dominion past president of FF NZ Don Nicolson, discussing issues such as productivity, provincial banks being closed down and rural conservation problems. An always busy Barbara Kuriger is along to tell us more about the rural support trust’s evening in NP last Thursday evening. He’s back, Philip Duncan from WW.co.nz joins our round up to give us a rural weather prospective as to the weather ahead and a little insight into meteorological conditions running up to the America’s cup.

We conclude our discussion with Dr. Jacqueline Rowarth relating to farmer wellbeing, Barbara Kuriger is along to explain about her new portfolios, and ’s she is responsible for and Jim Hopkins joins us to bring some levity to the present political situation

Part 2 of North Otago farmer, Jane Smith's discussion about some of the points she made in her article “Urban NZ you’ve been lied to” Dr. Jacqueline Rowarth on the symptoms of farmer wellbeing.

In the line up today: North Otago, farmer Jane Smith discusses some of the points she made in her article “Urban NZ you’ve been lied to”; Barbara Kuriger on grass growth and the new water regulations. It’s Philip Duncan’s last day at work. Phil has been Country TV’s weatherman for the last 10 yrs and James Hopkins’s is along with a tribute to Sean Connery