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37.4C! NZ sizzles but look what's in store now
Middlemarch Otago strikes 37.4C in another day of blazing heat.
Middlemarch Otago strikes 37.4C in another day of blazing heat.
Synlait has reaffirmed its $6.50 milk price for the current 2017-18 season.
Niwa says Clyde's 36.7C is town's hottest temperature on record, while Cheviot hits 37C.
Damien O'Connor has extended drought classification to Otago and Southland.
Public input on ways to deal with the challenges posed by freedom campers is being sought.
A subdivision planned at the site of the William Hill Winery is not allowed to go ahead.
Rain forecast for later in the week welcome but its effect would be relatively short-lived
Deluge will be a relief for Southern farmers but will it be helpful or destructive?
Farmers are facing hard decisions on destocking and replanting failed winter feed crops.
Olivia Ross wants to try and narrow the urban-rural divide.
Dunedin City Council-owned City Forests quietly confident in a strong financial result.
You think it's been hot so far this summer? Wait till tomorrow.
Second time there have been mass deaths of endangered species at NZ breeding colony.
Police need help finding a group of illegal spotlighters who fired shots near campers.
A predicted heatwave has public health officials warning people in Otago and Southland.
Wanaka's parks and reserves appear to be drying out in heat wave.
Many freedom campers in the Waitaki District are not paying their fines.
Queenstown Lakes district council was fined for discharging sewage into Kawerau River.
A fire in the North Otago region was "absolutely'' preventable.
A honey extraction plant in Alexandra is set to process tonnes of honey in the district.
Fire crews yesterday scrambled to the second grass fire at Jacks Point in five days.
A weather eye is being kept on escalating log prices by Japanese-owned Pan Pac Forest.
Farmers and rural support professionals have been invited to attend free drought support.
Breaking freedom camping rules this year in Queenstown resulted in $662,800k in fines.
A scrub fire in Luggate is thought to have been started by a mower.
A Central Otago "Women in Wine'' group will hopefully result in more women involvement.
A "dramatic increase'' in the number of wallaby sightings have been reported in Otago.
A spark from a power harrow caused a large fire near Jacks Point in Queenstown.
Lexie Nicholl, a Waitahuna youngster took part in her first competitive event yesterday.
Red meat export receipts hit a record high for the December quarter.