"He's like the bichon frise that everyone carries around but he's way more fun."

Moves to limit salmon catches are critical for future generations, Fish & Game says.

While it was dangerous, it was rarely the sight of a crash.

The council did not initially say it had faced censure over the incident.

Seed Grower of the Year says seed industry is big and getting bigger.

Ben and Vanessa Hore's irrigation ponds can potentially be seen from space.

Katrina Jackson of Chard Farm is Central Otago Young Viticulturist of the Year.

Ewes carrying up to 30 per cent fewer lambs than last year on some farms.

It is likely a crane will be brought in to remove the stricken vehicle.

Despite the winter temperatures, most places can look forward to sunny skies today.

South Otago farmer frustrated with how Govt is promoting new rules for tail-docking sheep.

AAG meeting in Balclutha last Wednesday described as "unsettling and unhelpful".

Rain and snow has already affected some southern roads.

Groundswell NZ wants tractors, utes, topdressing planes & dogs at "A Howl of a Protest".

Much of the North Island was colder than the south at 7am on Tuesday.

A nasty pair of fronts are set to bring rain, snow and gales to central and southern NZ.

Police said the animals could have created issues if they got on to the motorway.

"He saw those deer crossing the road and it was one temptation too many."

"The industry is not opposed to imports - what it opposes is an uneven playing field."

2021 vintage "exceptional" although smaller than the industry had hoped for.

The polar blast's icy sting is due to hit across the North Island tomorrow.

Worst affected farms need alternative grazing for sheep, beef cattle and dairy cows.

A single female could introduce a breeding population to an area.

Rain, strong wind and snow are on the cards this weekend.

There is a reportedly a 30-50 per cent chance of snow to sea level.

Stag recently passed a police test in Waiouru to allow him to become operational.

There is a southerly flow making its way across the country

University of Otago study says lasting trauma inflicted on M bovis-affected farmers.

Eradication of M. bovis one of the most significant biosecurity challenges faced in NZ.

"There was hysteria. The rest of the cows got upset. The staff were beside themselves. "