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Photos: Promising start to Snapper Bonanza
Richard Tepania of Ahipara top of the day one leaderboard with a 6.555kg snapper.
Richard Tepania of Ahipara top of the day one leaderboard with a 6.555kg snapper.
The club stalwart starred at the Parapara/Makirikiri club trials with two maiden dogs.
Ahipara's Richard Tepania bagged day one's $2000 heaviest fish prize with a 6.555kg catch.
Short Head and Yard event,Friday, March 12, when Kumeroa was venue for latest dog trials.
Neil Tau is one of 12 competing for the title of New Zealand's best excavator operator.
Sharemilker, Dairy Business of the Year winner, contract milker/farm consultant nominated.
NZ's biggest surfcasting contest kicks off today on Ninety Mile Beach with 1000 anglers.
Gumboot throwing and egg throw and catch events broke New Zealand records.
Rathkeale College wins inaugural Rural Games Secondary Schools Shearing Championship.
Will and Emily Murray defended their title to win grand champion prize Wanaka A&P Show.
The sun shone, the crowds came and everyone had a fabulous time.
Makutoku Combined Drive over March 6-7 hailed a success.
Sir John Kirwan challenges all Kiwis to put mental health on the agenda.
Catch the action at the Ford Ranger 2021 New Zealand Rural Games with our livestream.
TAB taking bets on speed shear at NZ Rural Games in Palmerston North this weekend.
Palmerston North Girls' High School student following in her mother's footsteps.
"Our Place" exhibition will include a bike which makes juice as the rider pedals.
The 7th New Zealand Rural Games are being held in Palmerston North this weekend
Results from the Amuri Shears at Rotherham on Saturday, March 6, 2021.
Fewer entries to Paddock Golf tournament to stick to alert level restrictions.
The 50/50 sharemilker took out the top spot with a knockout score of 512 points.
The competition prizes totalled $10,000 but no-one caught a salmon.
Shearing circuit finals will now be held at the New Zealand Shears in Te Kuiti next month.
Organisers hoping alert levels change and show goes ahead next weekend.
The long-standing New Zealand Ewe Hogget Competition could be in for a revamp.
Welcome new entrants in 137th Woodville Horticultural Show.
A duo from Cambridge High School have taken out the title.
"We've already purchased several hundred thousand dollars' worth of stock."