Pilots group says new airport would be a good alternative to tricky runways in the south.

The Government is investigating options for a 'game-changing' scheme at Lake Onslow.

Canterbury's cows singled out alongside Auckland's cars for driving NZ emissions.

Parts of the South Island are waking to a chilly but stunning winter wonderland.

Christchurch Airport has just unveiled a proposal for a new airport in the Tarras region.

"What the Government is lacking is the understanding that you cannot train experience."

Couple say they won't stop looking for their missing dogs Dice and Weed.

Otago man hasn't been given a positive prognosis, but he is set out to "prove them wrong".

Land washed away after Meridian Energy hydro-electric storage spill on the Waitaki River.

Horse killed with 41 stab wounds, now man who admitted doing it is appealing his sentence.

Company's report to Waitaki District Council shows strong demand for irrigation.

Strath Taieri Irrigation Co. believes the traditional farming district could diversify.

NZ poultry import halt will result in about $60m in lost trade annually.

Waipori Falls residents concerned over the township's ageing infrastructure.

Kate Faulks is among the first in NZ to contribute to a new meat donation service.

A traffic light system replaces the southeast coast's 30-fish bag limit,

"Anything green can make an oil."

The coldest spot in Otago and Southland was Wedderburn, which recorded -7.8 degC.

Julien Ferrero and Lucie Kervazo are not afraid to work with tigers — tiger worms that is.

"There's been a lot of 'wow, we haven't been able to afford pork in years'."

Middlemarch has registered New Zealand's coldest June temperature since 2015.

More than 700 Vanuatuan seasonal workers left stranded by Covid-19 border closures.

The Hogget 150 group has nine farmer members from throughout the southern region.

Noel Sheat received the Honour for his services to ploughing and the community.

Intervention groups to monitor winter grazing practices after issues raised last year.

"It really was an amazing day, there was no stress for the cows or us".

Earnscleugh Station's 35th annual bull sale last week was $15,000.

O'Connor described the educational facility as a "potentially huge asset" for NZ farming.

Matt and Ella King were part of Moving Day, a mass migration of dairy farmers.