A rare white heron, or kotuku, is spotted at Chatto Creek

Historic bridge destroyed by flooding will be removed says Dunedin City Council.

MPI has completed more than 20,000 tests for the cattle disease Mycoplasma bovis.

Environment Southland and the Otago Regional Council join forces to hunt for rooks.

Worldwide organic fruit demand means plans to double area of fruit trees for orchardist.

Annabel Bulk is dedicated to winning Young Viticulturist of the Year next year.

First water of $57million pipeline expansion turned on at a Weston farm yesterday.

Lincoln University student awarded North Otago Fed Farmers-ANZ rural tertiary scholarship.

It is one mystery item down and one to go at the North Otago Museum, in Oamaru.

Once the site is assessed as being stable by the engineers, the slip will be removed.

Help is required to identify two mysterious items at the North Otago Museum.

Plan to subdivide former market garden in Outram criticised by opponents.

More dairy farmers keeping and rearing bobby calves because of price per weaned calf.

Dairy farmers Ken and Bruce Eade decided it made economic sense to raise bobby calves.

Campylobacter scare gives Hawea Flat dairy farmer sleepless nights.

Maniototo farmer's wool has made its way to Wimbledon.

Four Otago rivers have been described as ''lost rivers'' by a national fishing group

Global Dairy Trade has signed a letter of intent with the European Energy Exchange

ORC has determined decaying scow 'Portland' is not at risk of polluting the Owaka River.

"These detections are evidence of the programme working, not of unexpected disease spread"

Waitaki residents are growing increasingly dissatisfied with the district's rural roads.

Looks like Wayne Richardson has followed Waitaki District Council's ruling to reduce birds

Horse found dead in forestry block above Kaitangata with two gunshot wounds.

Nurseryman hopes to sell nuts through the family's nurseries or at farmers' markets.

Next step for rural health training schools complicated by upcoming election.

Information on nutrient losses will have applications for Otago/Southland arable farmers.

South Canterbury farmer fears mycoplasma bovis might also be present further north.

Julie Bohnenn has been appointed as the new independent director of Farmlands Co-operative

The history of the Wilden settlement has been immortalised in print.

University of Otago-led genomics alliance to get up to $35 million from Government.