Deloitte South Island Index of listed companies' market capitalisation shows modest growth

The historic Sutton suspension bridge near Middlemarch has been destroyed by the flood.

Henley lay sodden under a swiftly flowing Taieri River over the weekend.

To keep dry and warm in this weather you'd need to one clever bunny indeed.

The region has now officially entered a recovery phase with team assessing the damage.

People are urged to stay well away from flooded roads with water levels remaining high.

The clean-up is underway but there's also anxiety about another deluge forecast.

Otago roads have started to reopen but police say drivers still need to be cautious.

Representatives from major political parties will discuss visions for the meat industry

Mapping tool gives wilding tree control groups complete picture of infestations.

New Zealand's fruit and vegetable sector has been urged to watch consumer trends

Mediation is continuing between a group of Tarras farmers and the Otago Regional Council

Joshua Osborne (left) and Sam Lourie take third place an the TeenAg finals.

Alliance Group appointed a team to its UK office as part of a food service pilot programme

Police have released photos of people in connection with vandalism of High Country Salmon.

Oritain has partnered with GE Healthcare to run a test-based traceability programme

At Matarae Station, Willie and Emily Jones have a strong focus on development.

Up to a metre of snow to fall in alpine passes while down to sea level in the far south.

Some might say the Kershaws are "lucky" to have their home, but luck never came into it.

Milton farmer Nigel Woodhead is the first Otago winner in competition's 49-year history

It may be snow-go for some motorists this week, with white stuff on the way.

Waitaki's dairy farmers and their cows are wintering well.

Stoush causes Waitaki District Council to hold back routine gravelling on rural roads.

Couple win the New Zealand Deer Farmers Association Next Generation Award.

A North Otago vet practice has earned multiple national awards for its research.

The ongoing battle over the future development of rural land in the Upper Clutha continues

Clutha District Council would rather have road-side trees removed than introduce a bylaw

ORC urges people to use Pollution Hotline rather than post on social media.

Animal-breeding specialist Julia Aspinall is a finalist for a Beef and Lamb NZ Award.

Reduced beef supply from Australia and New Zealand should continue to hold prices.