North Canterbury shearers win back Colin King Shield
Results from the Get to the Point Pleasant Point Gymkhana Shears.
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Success for brother-sister duo at the Manawatū shears
Brother-and-sister duo Joseph Gordon (shearing) and Cushla Abraham (woolhandling) won big.
Manawatū Show shearing champs return
Organisers are hoping for a full field of entries in Feilding on Saturday.
Kiwi woolhandlers save the day in transtasman shears tests
Cushla Abraham and Tia Potae to the rescue.
Nathan Stratford on target for 20th national shearing circuit final
Stratford has maximum points in first two rounds of 2023-2024 PGG Wrightson/Vetmed series.
Shearing: Southland wins Colin King Shield
All four members of the Southland team work for the same Gore contractor.
'I had a mean run': First open win for woolhandler Jasmin Tipoki
Napier woolhandler still finds it difficult to believe she’s cracked an open win.
Hawke’s Bay Show: Close call in Shears final
Great Raihania Shears, sheep dog trials and farm fencing on show.
Widow and family live with frustrations over hospital death of 'fit, health-conscious man'
Coroner rules Koro Mullins' death a 'consequence of multiple failures'.
The Ranfurly Shield of shearing: Where are the challengers?
Southland shearers on the hunt for suitable challengers.
Shearing: Kiwis chase elusive transtasman treble in Australia
Kiwis have strong hopes of winning two and a dream of taking out all three tests.
Shearing: A Gisborne win for Jack Fagan
Te Kuiti shearer wins big at the Poverty Bay A and P Show.
Shearing champs start in the North Island
Shearers and woolhandlers are gathering in Gisborne.
Tony Chamberlain's 48th year in row at Waimate Shears
"To be part of it for almost 50 years, I’m actually quite proud of it."
Leon Samuels makes it a double at Waimate Shears
Samuels has taken out the first two titles of the shearing sports season.
Top line-up for Waimate Spring Shears
The big guns come out for the Waimate Spring Shears.
Open woolhandling final win for Tia Potae at NZ Merino Shears
Potae returns to transtasman test-match competition after a 10-year absence.
Shearing sports season kicks off with fine wool challenge
Kiwi shearers keen to stop Aussie counterparts from claiming the top fine wool title.
We're baaaaack: Running of the Sheep returns
Te Kūiti, the shearing capital of the world, welcomes back event.
Shearing dream for former Hawke’s Bay rugby hopeful
Sam Henderson is one of three Kiwi shearers tackling a world record in Australia.
Ethan Harder sets new eight hour lamb shearing world record
Ethan Harder shore 624 lambs in eight hours yesterday at Woolakabin.
Kiwis end UK shearing experience triumphant
King Country shearers Jack Fagan and Clay Harris have wrapped up a busy season in the UK.
A record number of record attempts for Kiwi shearers
World Sheep Shearing Records Society has received seven applications for challenges in NZ.
Young Pātea shearer wins title in Wales
Blake Mitchell got into shearing thanks to his Whanganui-based uncle.
Three Kiwi winners at Corwen Shears in Wales
Three New Zealanders have grabbed back some Kiwi pride with wins at the glamour event.
The 27-year-old Kiwi serial inventor onto his fourth startup sale
Serial inventor says Shear Edge offers new hope for strong wool.
Kiwis sharpen Mongolian herders' machine skills
The 12-strong touring party trained 100 herders as part of the Share Mongolia Programme.
Shearing: The UK record hopeful who was a likely lad in Hawke’s Bay
Steve Rowberry, who shore in Hawke's Bay 13 years ago, tackles a world record next month.
Women in four shearing record bids
Four of the seven shearing World Record bids are by women.
Jimmy Samuels forgoes shearing commentary to compete and wins spot to Wales comp
He was meant to be on the mic but picked up the shears instead.
A Kiwi family affair at the Lochearnhead Shears
David and Adam Gordon competed, along with their brother-in-law Paerata Abraham.
Hopes of brotherly face-off at shearing world champs dashed
How the prospect of a two-brother head to head for two countries just disappeared.
New Zealand misses out on shearing champs silverware
NZ team failed to win a single title for the first time since the first champs in 1977.