Irrigators feel concerns are being ignored over flow limits in the Manuherikia River.

Dairy price forecasts give some assurance to farmers things are going in right direction,

Makarora fire chief Heather Pennycook said the new truck was a great asset.

"Connectedness" (establishing the genetic links between different flocks) was discussed

Eight of the 11 finalists in the New Zealand Ewe Hogget Competition are from Otago.

The price paid for producing milk was explored at DairyNZ's Farmers Forum in Wallacetown.

Silver Fern Farms is proposing to close its Fairton sheepmeat plant

Katrina Thomas is honoured to win Dairy Women's Network's award for community leadership.

Texel New Zealand conference attracts nearly 50 Texel enthusiasts to Central Otago.

It could ''devastate'' Otago's environment if wallabies established themselves here.

A new 1080 poisoning technique will be trialled near Haast this winter.

Moving to Dunedin's warehouse precinct signals ''a new era'' for Artemis.

Dunedin is home to whale population with a density and variety of national significance.

The Dunedin City Council will be taking a ''highly cautious'' approach during a 1080 drop.

Highland games, whisky tasting, haggis, ''tatties and neeps'' will feature in Glenorchy.

Winston Peters believes a Silver Ferns Plant in Fairton may be axed.

Tom Fowler was in touch with his family history yesterday.

The man, who has interim name suppression, appeared in a Queenstown court this morning.

Otago bucks national trend with the largest regional reduction of dairy cattle last year.

Kurow Duntroon Irrigation Company scheme has received a Crown funding boost.

Orokonui's takahe pair make a remarkable contribution to the takahe recovery programme.

A kea advocate is concerned about the risk of injury or death to kea from new traps

Inadequate ambulance services in Central Otago could lead to "clinical disaster''

Rabbits have proven an unlikely ally to another bothersome pest: venomous redback spiders.

Winegrowers are looking forward to a promising vintage in Central Otago

Authorities are praising the behaviour of duck-shooters after the start of hunting season.

A new "duck lodge" on a farm at the foot of Maungatua is set for its grand opening today

How can you make looking after the environment profitable?

Central Otago grape harvest has been confirmed as down

The duck population is booming across Otago, signalling a "vintage" season for shooters.