Neville Rides The Boundaries

Don Nicolson concludes his series on the racing industry; Philip Duncan from WW.co.nz explains how the economy is tied to the weather as well as sport; Barbara Kuriger speaks of recent events that reflect on NZ’s history, and finally the bard of the south, James Hopkins, with his comments of event’s that have swept around the world including NZ.

Don Nicolson concludes his series on the racing industry; Philip Duncan from WW.co.nz explains how the economy is tied to the weather as well as sport; Barbara Kuriger speaks of recent events that reflect on NZ’s history, and finally the bard of the south, James Hopkins, with his comments of event’s that have swept around the world including NZ.

Today I have the second half of Paul Rangiwahia, artist and public speaker whose speciality is your mental warrant of fitness, then we catch up with a busy Barbara who is now able to spread her wings and get around her electorate. Philip Duncan from WW.co.nz explains that we’re going to get some extreme winter weather in June, and I discuss the future of the racing industry with Don Nicolson, an avid race horse breeder

Today: Paul Rangiwahia, artist and public speaker whose speciality is your mental warrant of fitness. Plus Neville catches up with the usual suspects, James Hopkins, Philip Duncan and National party senior whip Barbara Kuriger.

The unexpected change in leadership of the National party at the end of the week called for an opinion piece from our southern most political commentator James Hopkins. Plus Neville talks with Philip Duncan and Barbara Kuriger and ends with a bit of poetry.

In today’s round-up, Neville concludes his chat with Gisborne District Cr. Kerry Worsnop about 50 shades of green and how blanket planting of trees is detrimental to rural communities. Plus chats with James Hopkins - a satirical outlook of the budget, Philip Duncan from Weather Watch, and MP Barbara Kuriger.

This week Neville speaks to Gisborne District Councillor Kerry Worsnup about the increased planting of pines, Phillip Duncan from Weatherwatch, and National MP Barbara Kuriger

Neville talks with Trish Rankin 2019 DWOTY about farming with Covid19,M Bovis and Gypsy day. The usual suspects also make an appearance: Barbara Kuriger MP, weatherman Philip Duncan and James Hopkins the bard of the south wraps the programme with a satirical out look of the week that was.

Bridging the gap between Taranaki rural and urban communities.

Bridging the gap between Taranaki rural and urban communities.