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Frontier Town: A History of Te Awamutu is known as the definitive history of Te Awamutu for its first 100 years. The author, Dr Laurie Barber, was a senior Lecturer in history at the University of Waikato. He is also the author of A View from Pirongia.
This podcast is taken from the Conclusion.
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