Person at the scene says all five people injured were not wearing seatbelts.

From childhood, Trevor Peters, of Millers Flat, knew he wanted to be a farmer.

Timaru orthopaedic surgeon Bill Taine has been accorded a rare honour by his colleagues.

An Outram man is living his passion to train dogs for shepherds.

Ryal Bush Transport Ashburton hosted its annual Smiles4miles event for special needs kids.

A new grower co-operative company is being set up to manage the release of a new apricot.

Pleasant Valley Daffodil Farm will not open to the public this spring.

There is a lot to be learned from the High Country life.

Gore designer Andre Johnston has won the supreme award at Central Otago's WoolOn event.

The establishment of Walk On is a "pretty amazing Kiwi story", says Mark Davey.

"Sir Colin Meads had received a couple of phone calls from people unknown."

AbacusBio is rebuilding the selection indexes for the American Angus Association.

The Dunedin man behind a dairy change in the Mackenzie Basin says protests are too late.

The weaker New Zealand dollar is boosting New Zealand commodity prices in local terms.

CCTV will be installed in a bid to deter dodgy dumpers at Queenstown's Shotover Delta.

South Otago students have had a crash course in what happens to wool in school.

Fonterra is moving from coal to renewable energy at its Stirling cheese factory.

A sack of dead animals floating in the Clutha River has given a walker a nasty surprise.

Judicial review of MPI directive to destroy plantings will be held in Wellington this week

The official season for whitebait opened yesterday

Calving is in full swing for most southern farmers with the middle of August upon us.

Procurement competition is expected to continue to put some upward pressure on lamb prices

Barry Hobbs, of Herbert, is the winner of the 2018 Southern Indoor Charity Dog Trial.

A Road Transport Forum will aim to attract a more diverse workforce.

Although net profit is down, PGG Wrightson are still performing strongly.

A call to look after farmers' mental and physical wellbeing has prompted care packages.

Grant McKay wants to re-establish the Central Otago Young Growers Group.

The sale of PGG Wrightson Seed will not impact on farmers tied up in the HT Swede debacle.

Earnscy Weaver has been made a life member of Horticulture New Zealand.

The creation of a Unesco Global Geopark has taken significant leaps forward.