Neville Rides The Boundaries

Bridging the gap between Taranaki rural and urban communities.

He talks to Dr Jacqueline Rowarth with an insight of how food is bought and dispensed from your supermarket Then the bard from the south, James Hopkins, with a historical and humorous spin on our negative Forth Estate. Barbara Kuriger talks about how some of the younger generation are coping with lockdown restrictions and finally we have the birthday boy Philip Duncan with his latest weather update

Neville talks to Stephen Hopkinson, Lyn Webster, Barbara Kuriger, and Philip Duncan

Perspectives on coping with COVID-19 from the Mayor of Hawera, Weather Watch's Phil Duncan, MP Barbara Kuriger, and Jim Hopkins

Bridging the gap between Taranaki rural and urban communities.

Bridging the gap between Taranaki rural and urban communities. This week Neville talks with Trish Rankin Barbara Kuriger Jim Hopkins and Philip Duncan

Bridging the gap between Taranaki rural and urban communities.

Bridging the gap between Taranaki rural and urban communities.

Today I take you down south where we catch up with Bernadette Hunt Vice Pres of Southland FF and I talk with Bernadette about the recent flooding. Then Barbara Kuriger joins us to talk about rural life in Te Awamutu, then NZ is drying out fast and if we don’t get rain very soon Agriculture is in deep trouble so Philip Duncan joins me with a meteorological update of when we can expect to get some rain to parched pastures, fill reservoirs and water tanks. Then James Hopkins is along to pay a tribute to previous PM Mike Moore

Christine Fernyhough, author of “The road to Castle Hill” talks about how life has changed over the ten years since she was here in 2010 at a Federated Farmers open day at Meremere; Dr. Jacqueline Rowarth shares advice on how to prevent Facial Eczema; Philip Duncan gives a short weather update from Napier when he came down to hear Elton John, and MP Barbara Kuriger gives an update on her involvement in selecting the Young Farmer of the year.