Rick Neville's guest appearances

Rick Neville

Cars Yeah

The Sunday Session with Francesca Rudkin

Paul Smith

Jim Cowan

David Grainger

Neal Bascomb

Enda Brady

David Morris

Emily McLean

Paul Wood

Mike Paul

Joel Shadbolt

Ian Jones

Chip Foose

Jeff Lambert

Mike Bruce

Kevin Williams

OwlTail

A $1 million, publicly funded pilot scheme is aiming to boost local reporting across New Zealand.Eight journalists will be hired in areas that have been identified to have gaps in their coverage, or where coverage has completely disappeared.Known as Local Democracy Reporters, they’ll be responsible for covering local body issues and the work of publicly funded institutions,Submissions for spots in the pilot close tomorrow.  Editorial Director for the Newspaper Publishers Association, Rick Neville joined Andrew Dickens to discuss why the project is so important.LISTEN ABOVE

A $1 million, publicly funded pilot scheme is aiming to boost local reporting across New Zealand. Eight journalists will be hired in areas that have been identified to have gaps in their coverage, or where coverage has completely disappeared. Known as Local Democracy Reporters, they’ll be responsible for covering local body issues and the work of publicly funded institutions, Submissions for spots in the pilot close tomorrow.  Editorial Director for the Newspaper Publishers Association, Rick Neville joined Andrew Dickens to discuss why the project is so important. LISTEN ABOVE

Rick Neville: Publicly-funded pilot scheme hopes to boost local reporting

Rick Neville has embarked on a career as a bon vivant and raconteur after retiring from a 35-year career as a federal prosecutor.  With a high-pressure lifestyle in the proverbial rear-view mirror he now has time to spend on his first automotive love, Austin-Healeys. If he’s not in the garage under the bonnet of his Bugeye Sprite or his 345 hp Ford-engined big Healey, he’ll be found in the library researching and writing articles for several Healey magazines.  

Rick Neville has embarked on a career as a bon vivant and raconteur after retiring from a 35-year career as a federal prosecutor.  With a high-pressure lifestyle in the proverbial rear-view mirror he now has time to spend on his first automotive love, Austin-Healeys. If he’s not in the garage under the bonnet of his Bugeye Sprite or his 345 hp Ford-engined big Healey, he’ll be found in the library researching and writing articles for several Healey magazines.

967: Rick Neville has embarked on a career as a bon vivant and raconteur after retiring