'Pathetic' freedom camping rules slammed in Dunedin
Another Dunedin whitebaiter ticketed for freedom camping says the rules are "pathetic''.
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Mataura Valley Milk process manager has no regrets
Nathan McRae has no regrets about eventually choosing a career in the dairy industry.
Otago Field days fast-moving ball, CEO says
The Otago Field Days are being held today and Saturday at the Palmerston saleyards.
Otago Field days a draw despite bad weather
Otago Fieldays opened yesterday with strong crowds despite the weather.
Bees taking Shingly Creek Station farmer on busy journey
A Taratahi farm couple are abuzz with the excitement of farming bees.
Southland farmers urged to be security-conscious
Southland police are asking the rural community to look out for one another.
Otago water scheme's success due to rural community
Water quality in NZ creeks and rivers has become a hot-button issue during recent years.
Waitaki Rural Fire Force celebrates birthday
The Waitaki Rural Fire Force has celebrated an important milestone.
Venture Southland farm visit demand spurs sessions
Southland farmers are being encouraged to combine agriculture with tourism.
Ballance Farm Environment Awards a chance to learn, develop
It's time for the Ballance Farm Environment Awards again.
Opposition to planned Arrowtown hotel development
Residents have opposed plans for a 380-room hotel development in Arrowtown.
Attractions for town and country folk at Otago Field Days
Up to 7000 people are expected at Otago Field Days from today.
Kea detained for blood-lead testing in The Remarkables
A couple of regular visitors to The Remarkables ski area have been tagged and blood-tested
Southland, Otago lambing looks positive so far
Lambing is going well throughout Otago and Southland.
Federated Farmers oppose capital gains tax over succession
Yvonne O'Hara asked Andrew Hoggard, for his thoughts on the TWG Interim Report.
Pigs get day in sun at Wyndham A&P Show
Well-behaved pigs will replace the cattle classes at the Wyndham A&P Show.
High country station in Lake Hawea to host agricultural workshops
Lincoln University is part of a programme to increase interest in agriculture sectors.
Nebraska trip all about irrigation for Cromwell farmer
A Cromwell farmer was in a group of people visiting Nebraska to look at new technology.
Freelance rabbiter uses thermal imaging in Alexandra
Yvonne O'Hara talks to a modern-day rabbiter in Alexandra.
Experience a big advantage in lamb rearing for Clifton farmer
A Clifton farmer with over 90 lambs on her farm knows its a labour of love.
Red meat idea lands young farmer Silver Fern scholarship
A Canterbury farmer has landed a scholarship with Silver Fern Farms.
Cleaning up Otago waterways welcomed
The Government's five-year clean waterways plans are being welcomed in Otago.
Luggate fisherman thinking big in time for tournament
Luggate's Graham Godby has been an avid fisherman his whole life.
Luggate fishing contest haul big rise on recent years
Anglers have celebrated 50 years of the Luggate Fishing Tournament.
Whopper fish a winner for Glenorchy girl
Little Pippa Craigie was pleased with her 1.25kg brown trout.
Sustainable red meat production will pay off: analyst
New Zealand's red meat sector has an opportunity to leverage increased investment.
Dunedin osteopath gives rural health top priority
Kelly Burnett wants to continue helping rural people get the best out of their bodies.
Waitaki Valley woman's passion for wool leads to NZ Merino
Katrina Bishop's passion for wool has lead her to a position with New Zealand Merino.
Pregnant farmer fought to the end: 'You bloody near did it girl'
In a desperate final effort Nadine Tomlinson tried to smash a window and free herself.
Springston Trophy veteran's final round
The Springston Trophy is dubbed the southern hemisphere's largest pony club event.
Tractor tragedy: Over $50,000 raised for family
The Givealittle page has already raised $51,509 since it was set up on Wednesday.
Bringing home the bacon: Pig hobby provides extra income
Dairy farmers Jayne and Phillip Corlett's pig hobby now part of their business strategy.