Port Chalmers dairy farmer Merrall MacNeille is finally selling milk again.

A planned 1080 aerial drop near Luggate has been put on hold because of water concerns

Most of the animals were mice and rats, followed by fish, amphibians and sheep.

Mataura Valley Milk says its confident of securing 25-30 farmer-supplier shareholders

Dairy farmers getting frustrated as they await cattle test results for mycoplasma bovis.

Forest and Bird spokesman says farmland intensification must stop to improve water quality

Milk fat prices took a breather in this week's GlobalDairyTrade auction.

The use of fine mesh covers could be the answer to controlling the tomato potato psyllid.

''Farmers are coping with day-to-day stuff well in the short term.''

Last steel girder means the new, 250m Kawarau Falls bridge now fully spans Kawarau River.

In clean-up after floods in Clutha District, one item could cost almost $25,000 alone.

Three dairy farms in Southland and South Otago have been affected by ergot poisoning

Cattle could be culled due to a new-to-NZ disease affecting a South Canterbury dairy farm

More water came down the Taieri River during last week's flood than in the 1980 deluge.

Taieri dairy farmer Katie Clark stands in knee-deep floodwater in front of her home.

New Zealand's newest microbrewery opens to the public in Dunedin's oldest buildings.

Telford has been handed over to its new operator.

Sale of Hunter Valley Station to American television presenter has been criticised.

DCC has relaunched its mayoral relief fund for those affected by recent floods.

MPI setting up field office in Oamaru to co-ordinate response to Mycoplasma bovis outbreak

''I thought the water would have started to go down and I could start cleaning today"

The Clutha District Council has issued an urgent boil water notice for some water schemes

Abby Erwood has not slowed down since the end of the ANZ Premiership.

Otago Rural Support Trust has requested a strategy for an adverse weather event.

LIC is selling its Deer Improvement subsidiary business

Southern employers are likely to welcome immigration policy indicated by the Government

Silver Fern Farms chief executive Dean Hamilton says the business is strong.

The future of the flood-damaged historic Sutton suspension bridge remains unclear.

A remarkable image from space shows impact of flooding in the South Island.

Invercargill man saves baby seal from paddock 10km from nearest shore.