Beyond the irrigation settlements of Sunraysia, north of the Murray and alongside the Darling, land was opened up and developed for a variety of purposes. In today’s epiosde we speak with Terry Hill who was raised on a sheep station called Netherby, that was developed by his grandfather and it’s still in Terry’s hands today.
Terry Hill had a major impact on the local wine grape industry with the Buronga Hill winery being built from scratch to crushing up to 100,000 tonnes in later vintages. Would be a good story.
Thanks. Yes I am aware of Terry’s involvement in the wine industry and we’ve discussed recording a show in the future.