'Gutted': Central and North Otago A&P Shows affected by red traffic light move
Central Otago Show postponed and North Otago Show reduced to three competitive sections.
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Driver seriously injured after being trapped under truck for two hours
Heavy rescue equipment was sent from Dunedin to extricate him.
Otago Taieri A and P Show goes on, but scaled down
Competitors split between two bubbles of 100 people each and bubbles didn't interact.
'It's pretty exciting': Mystery grapevine turns out to be rare variety
Jean Desire Feraud's legacy lives on at Monte Christo Winery more than 150 years later.
Cromwell cherry orchard's charity picking day
"Sending cherries to the country's City Missions is a no-brainer."
'Extremely disappointed': Warbirds over Wanaka cancelled for second time
It typically adds $40 million to the local economy with 55,000 people in attendance.
'Self-perpetuating killing machines': Professor's 50-year battle against stoats
Prof Carolyn King loves stoats but has spent the past 50 years trying to eradicate them.
126-year-old barn given a new lease on life
Ben Lomond Barn has been used as a picturesque wedding venue.
Otago students' startup partnering with MyFarm
Online platform Split aims to provide Kiwis with access to high value, high growth assets.
McKenzie family celebrating a century on the land
Colin McKenzie's great grandfather bought a 40ha sheep farm in Waiwera South in 1875.
'Wow factor': Velvet trophy sire fetches $70,000
Stag 18314 fetched the highest price in NZ for a velvet trophy sire.
24-hour Shear-a-thon to raise money for Southland Charity Hospital
The rural sector is uniting again to help those battling cancer in the South.
Hopes new tech will attract top cherry pickers
"With workers being paid per kilo, there's an incentive to fill buckets."
Why Jaimee Pemberton traded the city for country life
Former city girl has no regrets about choosing a career in the rural sector.
Family 'devastated' as pounamu missing from Blair Vining's grave
Kaumātua warns that the thieves have broken a sacred tapu.
Otago lifestyle blocks top $1 million
"Perhaps property purchases are the panacea for postponed travel propositions."
Wanaka harbourmaster quits amid safety concerns
The resignation just before Christmas has been called 'disappointing' by council.
Accident leads to appreciation of life for Kate Dunlevey
Dunedin-based environmental management consultant broke her neck in two places in October.
Boat shed vandalised five times in a month
The shed has been the target of repeated acts of vandalism.
'Idiotic': Farm manager's smashing spree to show off to younger passengers
He deliberately hit a number of road signs with his vehicle.
Mt Iron land sold to council for safekeeping
The land would be held in reserve for the community.
Move over Rover: South's most popular working dog name revealed
Over 14,500 working dogs are registered in Otago/Southland but one name came out on top.
Orcharding family celebrates centennial
The Paulin family has been a stalwart of the orchard industry for generations.
Mt Benger A and P show cancelled
The only other time the show had been cancelled was during World War 2.
Otago council ramps up campaign against rabbits
Landowners will have to foot the bill if ORC has to deal with their rabbit problems.
Monte Christo Raspberries and Cafe owners moving on
It's Graeme and Estelle Blanchard's final season at Monte Christo Raspberries and Cafe.
Egg farming family give cropping and cattle finishing a crack
The Winmill family is giving cropping and cattle finishing a go in the Maniototo.
'Rams for everyone' philosophy at big South Otago sale
A big South Otago annual ram sale is set to celebrate its 21st next week.
Efforts to entice workers to orchard jobs ramp up
Transport, social events, flexible working hours and bonuses are all on offer.
More setbacks for rodeo season
Eight southern clubs have pulled the pin on the season so far.
Waitaki road reopens after milk trailer rolls
A police spokeswoman said there were no reported injuries to the driver.
130ha farm pivotal in Tarras development proposal
"We didn't want to lose that farm. It didn't make sense to us."
North Otago deer venture enters new territory
Farther and daughter team launch Kauru Hill Venison initiative.
Rabbit eradication project 'a really, really successful story'
Pest Free Pisa Moorings has eradicated an estimated 90 per cent of the pest population.