Pourakino Catchment Group success celebrated with PM visit
Acting PM Winston Peters has visited Pourakino Catchment Group to savour in their success.
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Dryland restoration along the Waimakariri River has received a funding boost.
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The last hurrah for the Canterbury dog trial season was held at Waihi Station.
Mycoplasma bovis brings cattle event caution in Canterbury
Mid Canterbury A&P show organisers are taking precautions around cattle.
Vintage Machinery Club dedicates room to southern stalwart
Central Southland Vintage Machinery Club honours long term member with a room.
Methven club named Young Farmers' best
The Methven Young Farmers Club was named Best NZ Young Farmers Club recently.
Woman facing deportation gets visitor visa
MP steps in to help couple after woman faced deportation.
'It's putrid': Effluent spills annoy Oamaru station neighbours
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VetSouth: 'M. bovis' seen as threat to sharemilking system
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Chatto Creek Hunting Competition brings out sure shots
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Otago schoolkids reach out to M.bovis farmers
Handmade cards made by school pupils for farmers affected by Mycoplasma bovis.
Young Vinnies show farmers their support
St John's School students have shown their support to farmers with hand made cards.
1080 drop to kill rabbits in Manuherikia Valley
A Manuherikia Valley farmer is making a last-ditch effort to rid his land of rabbits.
West Coast mine project brings at least 30 jobs
More than 30 jobs will be created if the Blackwater mine at Waiuta is reopened.
Trees planted for Defence personnel
Northlanders help plant trees for Defence personnel in Dunedin
'Bumper' wine harvest could affect prices
A bumper 2018 wine harvest will support export volumes and value but may impact price.
Viticulturist winner targets national prize after second victory
Annabel Bulk has won the Central Otago Young Viticulturist competition for the second time
RMA guidelines concern Federated Farmers
Federated Farmers is expressing its concern about new Resource Management Act guidelines.
Proposals to curb investment could impact NZ assets
Proposals to curb foreign investment in New Zealand may have unintended repercussions.
People key to building a thriving Southland economy
Economist Cameron Bagrie says a lack of labour could stifle Southland's potential.
'Great little bantam' pipped at the post
The brightest bantams were tried and tested at the 'Oamaru Chook Show'.
Go West Coast truck convoy will be part of mining protest
A protest on the West Coast this weekend will include a large procession of trucks.
Horticulture farms buck rural property price trend
Although farm sales are down, horticulture farm sales are rising according to the REINZ.
Fourth successive drop in dairy trade auction
Tensions between US and China may be behind the decline in the global dairy trade auction.
Infometrics: Rural NZ seen driving economy
NZs provincial economies are poised to drive economy growth, says Infometrics chief.
Technology improving food, visiting professor says
Belgian food scientist Prof Hendrickx is being hosted by the University of Otago.
Apply for development cash, Southland told
Time to apply for funding, says Development Minister Shane Jones. The money is waiting.
Lindis Ranger to takes his shot in cowboy action shooting
The Lindis Ranger will be tackling the best in a Cowboy action shooting competition.
Oceana involved in Blackwater gold mine exploration
The historic Blackwater gold mine is the focus of what could become a $500m redevelopment.
Regional 'catch-up' to Auckland tests capacity
NZ regions are playing catch-up with Auckland and capacity constraints are already evident
Central Otago Lakes property still least-affordable
Central Otago Lakes remains the least-affordable region in the country.
Community Outreach staff sought for velvetleaf scheme
Staff are needed for a Community Outreach programme to manage velvetleaf.
Warm weather puts 2018 grape harvest up 15 per cent in Central Otago
The weather for this year's Central Otago wine vintage was the warmest since 1956.