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Mudlark fun might have been had, but the course was not for the faint-hearted
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Check out the sights and sounds of last week's Canterbury A&P Show.
Child helps NZ to transtasman test win
Murray Child and Dice lead New Zealand to victory in Taupo.
Taranaki young farmers heading to Wellington regional final
Meet Young Farmer final hopefuls Guy Harvey, Nick Brown, Lilly Newton and Michael McCombs.
Norwood NZ Rural Sport awards entries open
Norwood New Zealand Rural Sports Awards is now accepting nominations.
Winning fencer wired for judging contest
A trophy from Waverley A&P Show recognises 30 years of organising fencing competitions.
Course with horses leads the way
An Otaki business,where people interact with horses, is getting the best out of people.
Bay showcases biodiversity path, projects
Hawke's Bay projects deemed inspiring by conference participants.
Country-school entries out in force at lamb and calf day
The ninth running of the popular event enjoyed fine weather
Cowboys mull defamation action
The NZ Rodeo Cowboys Association is considering defamation action against an online group.
Mad hatters steam into Woodville
The day was all about hats with close to 100 people wearing every kind of headwear.
Central Hawke's Bay A&P Show succeeds despite weather
Despite the unseasonable weather, show Day at the 105th CHB A&P Show was a great success
Whanganui set to go quackers for duck race
The Plumber Dan Duck Race on December 2 will raise funds for Jigsaw Whanganui.
Farmers meet leader
More than 120 farmers and rural professionals turned out for an evening with Katie Milne
Bush districts day out: Calves, lambs and lots of kids
Bush Districts Calf and Lamb day at Hobsons Horse Arena was a a big hit.
Taranaki young farmers take on NZ Dairy Industry Awards challenge
NZ Young Farmers members take part in Taranaki's longest-running dairy awards programme.
Shearing: A long way home through Tapanui, but it's worth it
Nathan Stratford scored his third win in a row at West Otago A and P Open shearing title.
Shearing: Tony Coster wins national title at Canterbury Show
Rakaia veteran beats world champ at New Zealand Corriedale Championship.
Mane Event celebrates everything to do with horses
Jousting, re-enactments and dance performances were all on show at the Mane Event.
Young Horticulturalist of the Year revealed
Women dominate categories at this year's awards.
Australia conquered - now sights set on America
Ranfurly teenager wins more medals in quest to attend world American quarter horse event.
Land, people are conference focus
Registrations are now open for DWN18 - Our Land, Our People
Listen: Nathan Guy on Mycoplasma bovis and Bill English selfies
Bill English's constant selfies hasn't stopped Nathan Guy's focus on the M. bovis outbreak
Author brings rural-themed stories to life for Otamarakau students
Children at Otamarakau and Gold Sands school were enthralled by author Jennifer Somervell
Shearers and woolhandlers ready for Canterbury A&P Show
New Zealand Corriedale Championships at the Canterbury Show start in Christchurch today
Animals galore at Waihi A&P show
The moody weather on Saturday did not discourage visitors attending Waihi A&P show
Wanaka's inaugural ceilidh festival promises taste of Scotland
Tartans and haggis are set to take over Wanaka in two weeks' time
Horowhenua Taste Trail fun for kids
The second annual Horowhenua Taste Trail has at least one event designed to please kids.
Waverley Show talk of the town
Horses, dogs, lambs, calves and lots of people headed for the Waverley A & P Show
Sharp Blacks get creative for World Butchers' Challenge
Kiwi butchers ready for the "massive step up" of 2018 World Butchers' Challenge in Belfast
Local Focus: Central Hawke's Bay is all show
The A&P Show in Waipukurau is thriving. Made with funding from NZ On Air.
A&P show going ahead despite suspicious stable fire
The annual South Otago A&P Show will go ahead despite a suspicious fire
Result of waterfront clean-up disappoints
Bottle tops, used condoms and four dead ducklings were found in Queenstown Bay on Sunday.