Shepherdess - Season 1
Season 1
Episodes
Tokanui
In the community of Tokanui, we meet a young mother who shears thousands of sheep, a Welshwoman who runs a design store, and a former social worker who's now a traditional healer.
Ophir
We meet the octogenarian in charge of Ophir's postal service, the entrepreneur serving French classics with a Kiwi twist, and the craftswoman turning old fabric into baby products.
Tora
Claire Edwards and her partner are on a mission to change NZ's relationship with kaimoana. Kiri Elworthy runs the three-day Tora Coastal Walk. Fiona Firth endures a long commute to save lives.
Pōrangahau
A former lawyer sets up a coffee cart in an old horse float. A mother-of-four swaps roles with her husband and becomes the breadwinner. An English expat finds her calling in Porangahau.
Kurow
On Awakino Station, Jaz Mathisen cooks for the shepherds with her three daughters by her side. Taieri Hore spends her retirement riding horses. Chloe Lodge works to build Kurow's art scene.
Upper Moutere
A freelance chef fills orders from her own commercial kitchen and garden. Two generations grow peonies and saffron on their family farm. An artist uses embroidery in her masterpieces.
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