Shearing: Win at Buller show solves trophy mystery
Sam Win's success at Buller has helped solve ae mystery of the whereabouts of the trophy.
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Speed shear double win for Jack Fagan
Fagan takes out two of New Zealand's biggest speed shear prizes at the weekend.
Young Te Kuiti guns firing in weekend shears
Results from the Tauranga A and P Show shearing championships.
Wool industry gets behind Taratahi students
The wool industry is trying its best to support education in agriculture.
Speedshear triumph in Te Kuiti for Llyr Jones
Welsh shearer Llyr Jones is off to a good start to the season downunder.
CHB shearers give up time for new pool
CHB shearers have gone to work to raise money for a new swimming pool.
Wool Working Group: People need to be told 'what wool is about'
Education will be the key to lifting the state of the wool industry, say experts.
Jack Fagan wins King Country speedshear circuit opener
Jack Fagan has now won 17 speedshears.
Hometown hope rolls top gun at Nelson Show
Travers Baigent beats top 10-ranked Brett Roberts at the Nelson A and P Show.
Many entries at Taranaki Shears, despite rain
Big numbers turn out for Taranaki Shears at Stratford A and P Show on Saturday.
Swiss woolhandlers thin on the ground in Alexandra
An Alexandra shearer wants a Swiss citizen to join her competitive team.
Shearing: Quality and speed land Tapanui win for Brett Roberts
Mataura shearer wins West Otago A & P Show final.
Blades shearers cutting a track for France 2019
Blades shearers Tony Dobbs and Allan Oldfield confirmed for 2019 World Champs.
Shearing: Joel Henare on form at Corriedale Champs
Reigning world woolhandling champion Joel Henare firms hold on selection series
Shearing safety programme Tahi Ngātahi launched
Tahi Ngātahi launched at New Zealand Agricultural Show with support of Damien O'Connor.
Dunedin shearer steps back for change of pace
A Dunedin shearer is finding it to be a busy season.
Women making the grade in shearing
Women's shearing competitions are to be held at New Zealand's top two championships.
Taranaki shearer's top form on display
Taranaki shearer Gavin Mutch has two decades of shearing experience behind him.
World blade shearing team to be decided at Canterbury show
Blades shearers set to compete at NZ Agricultural Show & Corriedale Championships.
Blade shearing still cutting a swathe 150 years on
A shearing milestone has been marked in Waipukurau. Made with funding from NZ On Air.
Shearing: Rare pair of open wins at Waipukurau
Open shearing and woolhandling finals won by competitors who had never previously won.
Luxury cashmere produced here in South Otago
The NZ cashmere industry has met an impressive milestone in Otago.
Top shearers battle it out at Mangawhai Tavern Speedshear
Shearing season in Northland has got off to a good start.
Celebrating 150 years of shearing competition in NZ
150th anniversary blade shear at Central Hawke's Bay A and P Show in Waipukurau.
Shearing: Southern man Darin Forde has his day – again
Darin Forde wins Pleasant Point Gymkhana Shears open shearing title on Saturday.
Shearing: Favourite wins at Manfeild
David Buick wins open shearing title for sixth time at Manawatu & West Coast A & P Show.
Merinos, matagouri and moving on
The Munro family is moving on from the Waitaki after several decades on the land.
Shearing: Chasing glory at the Mangawhai Tavern
Some of the biggest prizemoney in NZ speed shearing on offer at Mangawhai Tavern.
Historic blade shearing commemoration at CHB show
Possibly the first shearing competitions in the World were held in CHB 150 years ago
Sixth national title for North Canterbury alpaca
A North Canterbury-bred alpaca has claimed a sixth national title.
Italian connection links North Otago with high-fashion
Italian textile company Reda Group hosted an annual conference for its New Zealand wool.
Shearing: Triple treat for Nathan Stratford
Stratford claimed the Ashburton A and P Show's open title on Saturday.
Central Otago family recognised for excellence of their wool
The Jones family, from Matarae Station, have been recognised for the hard work in merino.
Shearing: Lionel Taumata goes the extra mile
Shearer travels 340km from Taumarunui for Wairarapa A and P Show's Spring Shears.