Mycoplasma bovis concerns aired at MPI meeting
A woman in the audience said she thought the ministry was "struggling."
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Free DairyNZ pitstop health checks to continue
DairyNZ's Health PitStops project is set to continue through NZ.
Cows euthanised after truck rolls near Gore
Three cows had to be euthanised on the side of a Southland road after truck rolled.
Fonterra site expansion leads to SH1 bypass work
Strong growth in dairy results in more milk tanker movements on busy section of SH1.
Country music royalty cross the Ditch for Gold Guitar Awards
The Tamworth Queen of Country Music and Princess of Country Music arrive in Gore.
New Zealand Gold Guitar Awards start in Gore
Gold Guitars gives Gore its title as New Zealand capital of country.
Second Otago-Southland title for Gore young farmer
Logan Wallace has won the Otago-Southland FMG Young Farmer of the Year regional final.
Once-a-day milking an 'exciting' change for couple
Shane and Eileen Walker, of Gore, decided to try once-a-day milking.
Pros and cons of once-a-day milking explored
DairyNZ hosted seminar in Gore on pros and cons of once-a-day milking.
Watch: Company faces up to farmers after swede mix up
Farmers worried about compensation at public meeting in Gore last week.
Reunion for Romney breeders and agents
A reunion for Romney stud breeders and stud stock agents will be held in Gore in August.
US veterinarian downplays Mycoplasma bovis risk
Dr Paul Dettloff says Mycoplasma bovis need not cripple dairy profitability
Nutritional formula plant will 'put Gore on the map'
McNab, near Gore, has transformed remarkably over the past 18 months.
Rain's benefit likely to be short-lived
Rain forecast for later in the week welcome but its effect would be relatively short-lived
Gore farmer next Beef+Lamb New Zealand chairman
Gore farmer Andrew Morrison will take over as chairman of Beef+Lamb New Zealand
Mataura Valley Milk teams up with council to treat wastewater
Gore District Council and Mataura Valley Milk to build new wastewater treatment plant.
Southern Indoor Charity Dog Trial
A couple of snaps from the Southern Indoor Charity Dog Trial at Waimumu.
Farmers' mental health emphasised
The September 23 general election will be one of the ''most important'' of its kind.
Heavy snow on the way for both islands
It may be snow-go for some motorists this week, with white stuff on the way.
Blue Sky board reviewing options
A decision on whether Blue Sky Meats' plant will reopen this year will not be made yet.
WoolOn fashion of a world standard, judge says
WoolOn chairwoman Clair Higginson said it was the best fashion show she had been to.
Century Farm and Station Awards honour rural families
Awards for families who have operated and lived on the same farmland for 100 years or more
Brrrrrr! Cold snap hits the north of NZ
A northwester warmed parts of the south, as those in the upper North Island shiver.
Top performers heading to Feilding
Otago Southland Fencing and Stock Judging competition was held in Gore recently
World shearing record broken in Southland
Southland shearer Leon Samuels today set a new world solo eight-hours strongwool ewe-shearing record after a tally of 605 in a woolshed north of Gore.
Shearing: Southern Shears under way
It'll be as if nothing's missed a beat for many top shearers and woolhandlers, judges and officials as the 52nd two-day Southern Shears
Barry Soper's predator politics
Our political correspondent ponders possible predators of the New Zealand, Chinese and American variety.