Lawnmower racing: Ekatahuna revs its motors for Arohanui Hospice
Lawnmowers took to the tracks for Arohanui Hospice on March 9.
Lawnmowers took to the tracks for Arohanui Hospice on March 9.
Teenager sheds tears of joy after claiming maiden Olympic Cup in Hastings today.
Hawke's Bay champion rider Olivia Apatu salutes mother, trainer and groom at the Hoy Show.
The cream of New Zealand equestrian honoured at the Horse of the Year Show in Hastings.
Dannevirke equestrian Logan Massie happy to control the controllables on board Intellect.
More than 30,000 people attended the Hilux New Zealand Rural Games last weekend.
Dr Lawrence says events like the Tasman fires are a possible indication of things to come.
Vetn nurse Mikayla Herbert had little riding on her horse but left with the Merrylegs Cup.
Mike Moody and Spot won the Rodney leg of the Northland circuit on Saturday.
Competition for Hawke's Bay centre sheep dog titles is wide open.
There is a long list of scholarships on offer for students studying agricultural courses.
The winners were announced at a gala dinner in Pongokawa last night.
Alice Speedy and Jono Green, have qualified for the East Coast regional final next month.
Rural tradition bucks trend with its popularity at Parikino Sports Club.
"These awards support ingenuity and creativity the kiwi can-do attitude."
Hawke's Bay has won all three national Rural Sportsman of the Year titles.
Whanganui's international action cowboy Bradley McDowell wins Junior Rural sportsman title
A Rangiora High School student has won FMG Junior Young Farmer of the Year.
A Wairoa digger driver's got all the skills, but can he uncork a champagne bottle?
'Cowboy Hat' Blake has been announcing for horse shows and trials for almost 48 years.
Amanda Pottinger will be Hawke's Bay's best hope in the eventing
An angus cow has been judged Mainland Minerals' Supreme Beef Breed at Wanaka A&P Show.
Close tussle expected for dressage title at the Horse of the Year Show.
The Alexandra Blossom Festival has reported a record operating surplus for the 2018 event.
The Wilson farming family from Waipukurau find a common denominator at HOY in Hastings.
"Playing rugby I have seen how bad luck can change your life in an instant, forever."
Scientists, govt policy advisors, farmers and industry leaders will discuss climate change
Chloe Phillips-Harris is handing over the reins of her horse to an Olympic legend.