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Follow the characterful Paewai-Mullins whānau through the highs and lows of Main Shear, the busiest and most drama-filled months in the shearing world. Series repeats, weekdays, 12.30pm.
Tuma has trouble with a machine at a local farm and Punga tries something new. Jared and Isaiah get their first learner stands, the 5th generation of Paewai Mullins to use a hand piece.
Main Shear has started and Aria is the fearless boss keeping the family business alive. Tuma has a crew to get up to speed and Punga has started a cafe in town.
Paewai Mullins are shearing at one of their biggest farms when romance blossoms. The price of wool is a worry for Aria and so is her cook sleeping in two mornings in a row.
Tuma has trouble with a machine at a local farm and Punga tries something new. Jared and Isaiah get their first learner stands, the 5th generation of Paewai Mullins to use a hand piece.
Aria makes headlines as the first shearing contractor with an all-women’s team in a shed. Punga welcomes a world champion darts player and has a surprise in store for his dad.
Freak thunderstorms are playing havoc with the shearing in Dannevirke. Aria juggles a business course and parenthood as well as the sheds and the injuries Tuma has are playing up.
It’s the biggest annual event in Dannevirke – the A&P show – and Aria’s crews are prepped and ready to compete. Koro is the cheeky MC of the show and Punga Mullins stages a comeback.
There’s a heatwave in Dannevirke as Main Shear comes to a close. Punga’s under pressure at the cafe and Aria’s crews get ready for the biggest shearing event in NZ, Golden Shears.
For over 40 years Koro and Mavis Mullins have helped run Golden Shears, the biggest shearing competition in NZ. Five whānau members enter, but who will make the finals? (FINAL)
