Frankly Friday

The TET Elections are coming up and a candidate standing for Ward A is Marcia Millard. Known for her incredible governance work with the Wheelhouse, where she previously worked with a huge number of community organisations. Living in Tarata, with husband Matt, Marcia shares her background, aspirations and skills that she would bring should she get elected.

Following her recent visit to hospital, Tracey reflects on how important getting yourself checked out is. May is Breast Cancer’s Pink Ribbon month and with 1 in 9 people affected by a Breast Cancer diagnosis, it’s so important to take responsibility for your own health. We also hear about the recent NPLT show Call Girls and how important it is to do the things you love.

The cost of living crisis is something that’s on everyone’s lips - now more than ever. With the costs rising at the Supermarket, the petrol pump and with our ever increasing energy costs, what is your household doing to save those pennies. Tracey shares what she is doing in her household and explores some advice offered by others to help make a difference.

Having the kids home over the school holidays is challenging at times and today Tracey looks into the activities you can do with the kids to survive! Thanks to the team at Driving Miss Daisy New Plymouth, Frankly Friday is the show that cares about the community.

Glenn Rogers from South Taranaki Funeral Services prides their business in being one of the only locally owned Funeral Homes in Taranaki and he joins us on today’s show to chat about the industry, how he got involved and what it’s like to be a Funeral Director in Hāwera.