Leonie Guiney says she knows how to solve Fonterra's "reputational issues".

A group of Omaui residents have united to fight the proposed cat ban for their town.

"It's just a tragedy. We are just absolutely stunned. We don't know what to say."

Wildling pines are being culled in the Mackenzie Country.

Bruno Santos is graduating from the University of New England, in Armidale NSW, with a PhD

Coleridge Down Training Farm is home to hands-on hard-yards-style training for youth.

Police confirm there were no survivors in a helicopter crash in Wanaka today.

Horses have played a big part in Lyndon Morris' life for three decades.

Nominations for a national Women In Horticulture leadership group are being sought

Veterinary Enterprises (VetEnt) is still recovering from a ransomware attack.

Canterbury's View Hill Pony Club's red team lifted the Springston Trophy in Oamaru.

Duncan Lundy is looking forward to serving as Rangiora show president for the second time.

Lamb prices are heading south, Alliance Group shareholders have been told.

A Waimate berry farm is for sale after a lifeti,e of love from the Butlers.

A North Otago family has realised a three-year project to install a free-range facility.

Generations of magpies appear to have developed a No8 wire mentality in Millers Flat.

Marks & Spencer has launched wool certified clothes under the global wool standard.

A North Otago and South Canterbury action group are a finalist for a NZ Biosecurity Award.

Nathan McRae has no regrets about eventually choosing a career in the dairy industry.

The Otago Field Days are being held today and Saturday at the Palmerston saleyards.

Otago Fieldays opened yesterday with strong crowds despite the weather.

A Taratahi farm couple are abuzz with the excitement of farming bees.

Southland police are asking the rural community to look out for one another.

Water quality in NZ creeks and rivers has become a hot-button issue during recent years.

The Waitaki Rural Fire Force has celebrated an important milestone.

Southland farmers are being encouraged to combine agriculture with tourism.

It's time for the Ballance Farm Environment Awards again.

Residents have opposed plans for a 380-room hotel development in Arrowtown.

Up to 7000 people are expected at Otago Field Days from today.

A couple of regular visitors to The Remarkables ski area have been tagged and blood-tested