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Good start to grape harvest in Central Otago
Recent dry conditions are having barely any effect on Central Otago's grape harvest.
Homes evacuated in Central Otago after lightning strikes start fires
Fires are continuing to burn in Central Otago.
Lightning starts fire in Otago
Up to eight helicopters helping to fight scrub fire on Waipiata-Kokonga Rd.
Albino possum found in Otago trap
This is the second albino possum caught by Otago Peninsula Biodiversity Group.
Federated Farmers manager lends a hand in Nelson fires
Federated Farmers has sent help to Nelson after the fires.
Person injured in quad bike incident
A person was seriously injured in a quad bike accident near Wedderburn yesterday morning.
Organisers prepare for the future at Wanaka A&P show
Organisers of the Wanaka A&P Show are welcoming two new members to their team.
Is Otago or Southland ready for a Nelson-scale fire?
The Nelson fire has made firemen rethink state of readiness for large scale fires.
Angus Pure plans to improve on-plate eating experience
AngusPure New Zealand announced the new initiative last week.
Dairy NZ: Pasture Plus talks have daily focus
Monitoring your pasture properly is key to farming success, say experts.
Taieri farmers warned to secure fuel tanks
Latest incident follows series of thefts from bowsers on farms in the Taieri last year.
Oamaru shed fire being treated as suspicious
A shed fire in Oamaru is being treated as suspicious.
Kiwi Birdlife Park building new sanctuary in Queenstown
Queenstown's Kiwi Birdlife Park is building a new home for its most precious inhabitants.
Cans left behind in Speight's break-in
Speight's was unsure if anything was taken in the break-in.
Lake Hawea cavalcade hailed 'wonderful success'
A genuine calvacade rolled into Lake Hawea on Saturday.
Matakanui Gold continues mining exploration in Dunstan Range
A mining program in Dunstan range will hopefully be profitable for Matakanui Gold Ltd.
Bidders go wild for exotic stuffed animals
A crowd of about 300 spectators and serious collectors attend Dunedin taxidermy auction.
Call for Duthie descendants to attend reunion next year in Clydevale
Alan Duthie is hoping to bring together a family with an impressive history next year.
Grape harvest begins in Central Otago
Vineyard staff were put to work on Friday on Quartz Reef's 30ha of fields in Bendigo.
No ground access to Fox Glacier after road landslip
Fox Glacier access has been wiped out by a massive landslip.
A2 Milk, Auckland Airport standout results so far
A2 Milk has stood out this financial year as an 'outperformer'.
Southland A&P Show success a team effort
The crowds came despite the threatened rain at the Southland A&P Show.
Variety on show at Strath Taieri A&P Show
The latest Strath Taieri A&P Show, held on Saturday, was a success.
Young Wanaka residents model citizens ahead of Wanaka A&P Show
Five model youngsters will star in the Wanaka A&P Show parade.
Enterprising family's teamwork bears fruit in Waitaki
The Watts family have worked hard to keep Waitaki Orchards growing strong.
Warm and clear weather to continue
Warm and clear conditions are set to continue late into the week for much of NZ.
Lifelong hunting skills put to work fighting pests
Ossie Brown was taught to hunt by his father and now he has made a career out of it.
Swift action prevents Milton forest fire spread
Fire and Emergency New Zealand and the weather halt fire from becoming more serious.
Cellphone coverage downside in South Westland
Cellphone towers are popping up in South Westland.
More entries, more attractions at Southland A&P show
Entries are up at the Southland A&P show.
Undeveloped Queenstown land taken off market again
A large piece of land in Queenstown has failed to sell for the second time.
Wanaka gardener bring success to A&P Show
One Wanaka gardener is all set to show his wares at the A&P Show.
Water pivotal to transformation of Central Otago
Good irrigation has transformed the heart of Central Otago.