Lake Hawea cavalcade hailed 'wonderful success'
A genuine calvacade rolled into Lake Hawea on Saturday.
A genuine calvacade rolled into Lake Hawea on Saturday.
A mining program in Dunstan range will hopefully be profitable for Matakanui Gold Ltd.
A crowd of about 300 spectators and serious collectors attend Dunedin taxidermy auction.
Alan Duthie is hoping to bring together a family with an impressive history next year.
Vineyard staff were put to work on Friday on Quartz Reef's 30ha of fields in Bendigo.
Fox Glacier access has been wiped out by a massive landslip.
A2 Milk has stood out this financial year as an 'outperformer'.
The crowds came despite the threatened rain at the Southland A&P Show.
The latest Strath Taieri A&P Show, held on Saturday, was a success.
Warm and clear conditions are set to continue late into the week for much of NZ.
Ossie Brown was taught to hunt by his father and now he has made a career out of it.
Fire and Emergency New Zealand and the weather halt fire from becoming more serious.
Cellphone towers are popping up in South Westland.
Entries are up at the Southland A&P show.
A large piece of land in Queenstown has failed to sell for the second time.
One Wanaka gardener is all set to show his wares at the A&P Show.
Good irrigation has transformed the heart of Central Otago.
Lesley Williams has been notching up her 25th Otago Goldfields Cavalcade.
Buster the Clydesdale put driver Lyn Chittock to the test on Otago Goldfields Cavalcade.
Amuri Basin Young Farmers Club offers three to compete for FMG Young Farmer comp.
Cromwell's Tom Pinckney has put his hand up for the QEII Trust board of directors.
The Amuri Basin Young Farmers Club is convening for this year's regional final.
A farmer has gone all over the world to find his place in South Canterbury.
Winton Farm is being used to test a new type of pasture system.
Waitaki Boys' High School are being introduced to agriculture studies.
Crews from as far away as Dunedin had been called in, and four choppers were involved.
Straw became tinder during a South Otago paddock fire yesterday afternoon.
Rates are a hot issue for farmers, according to a recent Federated Farmers survey.
Geraldine students shone at the Junior FMG Young Farmer of the Year Aorangi competition.
A Geraldine farmer has stepped up efforts to offer aid to victims of the Tasman fires.