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Cowboy life in South a culture shock for Northland woman
A Northland woman tells Pam Jones about the love of a cowboy and rodethat led her South
A Northland woman tells Pam Jones about the love of a cowboy and rodethat led her South
Fire crews may be back on Mt Alpha near Wanaka for the sixth day today.
Police looking into reports of sheep and cattle being shot dead on Otago farms.
Central Otago cherry orchardists expect crop volume to be up by at least 20% on last year.
It was a challenge to have the later crops ready for the Christmas market.
Public will get access through Wanaka's Bullock Creek wetlands earlier than expected.
Winds gusting up to 95kmh terrorised Alexandra residents for about 90 minutes.
MPI announced $7.15 million for 28 new sustainable farming fund projects yesterday.
Eighteen dangerous Otago and Southland roads to be upgraded to improve their safety.
Application made to the OIO to sell the 5500-cow farms, near Patearoa, to WHL Otago.
Otago farmers getting anxious as drought conditions creep ever closer to the region.
Fewer frost days could mean less need for frost protection & fewer nights of broken sleep.
Heavy rain is forecast for the Otago coast and Fiordland, but only showers elsewhere.
Southland has not experienced a dry spell like this since 1990, says regional council.
Otago Regional Council urged to delay setting minimum flows for the Clutha River.
Glenorchy woman escorted from Queenstown Lakes District Council chambers.
Recreational bag limits set too high is a "major issue" facing Otago blue cod fisheries.
Central Otago's record early fruit and grape season has led to a seasonal labour shortage.
Constructed wetland developed at Fonterra's Stirling cheese factory site in South Otago.
South Otago farmer Ross Clark's business has been severely affected by Mycoplasma bovis.
25th anniversary of the Monte Christo Dessert Cafe and Gardens.
A loose wheel sparked a large scrub fire near Clyde yesterday.
The Southern Canterbury A&P Show went ahead on a warm, dry day at the Waimate Showgrounds.
Pastures containing plantain and Italian ryegrass could help reduce nitrogen leaching.
The regional council says prosecution is just one of many options to deal with polluters.
Outram farmer Duncan Wells is looking forward to opening his gates to the public on Sunday
Farmlands has taken a stake in farm software company FarmIQ Systems.
Concern over government policies has driven a sharp fall in farmer confidence.
Fish & Game is praising Sanford for voluntarily withdrawing from trawling Banks Peninsula.