Te Anau has been cut from a list of helicopter bases in a tender for air rescue services.

The Waipara-based Tweeds led the way in all four events at the Waitahuna dog trials.

Stink bug infestation forced shipments of used cars to be turned away at the harbour.

PGG Wrightson will offer compensation for seeds that killed cows in 2014.

A giant pumpkin grew from a rubbish pile in Roxburgh to smash records.

Both beef and lamb exports are expected to break the $3 billion mark for the first time

Cattle movements across Cook Strait are being tracked in a new government programme.

The focus is quickly turning to the dairy season ahead, with dairy expected to recover.

Mycoplasma bovis culling is likely to have a devastating effect on farmers.

Dunback farmer says horses dyed with non-toxic henna for Lloyds Bank ad.

Forest & Bird questions Otago Regional Council's 'ambitious' river and lake cleanup plan.

An Alexandra woman won the open woolhandling title at the Royal Easter Show in Auckland.

Temperatures have surged over 30C in Hawke's Bay.

A crown entity released its draft report on public access in the South Island High Country

Southland's Loshni Manikam has been named Fonterra Dairy Woman of the Year.

The Taggart siblings are competing for FMG Farmer of the Year.

The red meat sector has treated Southland farmer Andrew Morrison well.

An initial release of the RHDV1 (K5) rabbit virus in Southland will be made from next week

Properties under restricted place notices should also cull cattle says farmer.

The Rowley family have farmed Teviot Valley for generations.

The best shearing judges in Central Otago have been honoured at an event.

Central Otago apple growers will welcome a new free trade agreement.

The Valley Roar returns to the Otago region on April 13, 14 and 15.

Concerned dry stock farmers seek as much information on M. bovis as they can.

Top price of $15,000 achieved at first New Zealand Beltex sheep sale.

It is 30 years since the first modern-day wine made in the Alexandra basin was sold.

Southland-Otago Dairy Industry Awards winners were announced recently.

About 170 people took part in a tour visiting eight merino studs in Central Otago.

Ploughman from all over NZ will be showing their stuff at Thornbury this year.

One of New Zealand's biggest child-care chains will teach gun safety to toddlers.