Solis Norton, of Port Chalmers, has been named a 2018 Nuffield scholar

Yesterday, farmers gathered at Happy Valley Station to show off their new bespoke suits

It takes more than hops, malt, water and yeast to run a successful beer festival.

Fencing industry folk from parts of the South Island converged on a North Otago landmark

NZ foods of the future have more flavour and texture, but also boost our brain functions.

Scientists concerned about ''tropicalisation'' of oceans, due to sea temperature rise.

Firefighters are battling a large scrub fire on a hillside in Alexandra.

A Crank Up Day held in Geraldine showed the public some museum exhibits in action.

Westland Milk Products is on track to achieve its target of $78million in savings

The worst appears to be over for wool prices but prices are still very low

Some climatic changes, including predicted warmer average temperatures, will benefit Otago

This spring is a game of two climates in Otago.

Cyanobacteria phormidium poses health risk to humans and could be fatal to dogs if eaten.

The Invercargill gun faced an experienced field in Saturday's five-man final.

Misinformation is preventing South Canterbury farmers from selling their bulls.

South Canterbury Rural Support Trust says "Step out of your gumboots and into theirs.''

"We had a good crowd and terrific weather,'' organising committee chief executive said.

Report predicted Central Otago would be warmer with more extremes.

Police believe trophy antlers and heads found at a Dunedin property may have been stolen.

Work is underway to clear the flood-wrecked Sutton suspension bridge near Middlemarch.

Farmer and New Zealand First MP, Mark Patterson on the "incredibly dramatic" result.

Sweltering temperatures, floods and storms could be Central Otago's future.

Waitaki District Council's new chief executive orders review of Oamaru harbour.

Visitors thronged the Palmerston Saleyards for the East Otago Field Days.

Kathryn McRae "one of those strange people" who gets excited about parasites and lungs.

The Scott family of Waikouaiti have preserved and enhanced their land for generations.

Driver said he braked hard to avoid hitting the birds.

The Otago Regional Council has received a mixed report card for freshwater management

Forestry owners wait to hear whether Winston Peters protectionist agenda becomes reality.

Central Otago's primary sector is to be  promoted to Chinese local government leaders