Golden Shears: Former record holder still willing to step up
It's all about taking part, says the farmer with a can-do attitude
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Pagan's celebration at Golden Shears
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Results from the 59th Golden Shears international shearing and woolhandling champs.
Historic win for Emily Welch
Event pitted six of the best-performing women in Open, Senior and Intermediate heats.
Rowland Smith eyes sixth Open title
Hot favourite qualifies fastest in top 30 quarterfinal shootout.
Golden Shears results from Day 2
Results from the second day of action at the Golden Shears, Masterton.
Golden Shears: Transtasman challenge looms
Shannon Warnest missing from the Aussie team for the first time since 2004.
Teen's Golden Shears double
Hometown hero wins two Golden Shears titles within a few minutes in his home-town today.
Stalwart of the Northland shearing circuit makes final cut for Norwood awards
Neil Sidwell, of Waiwera is a finalist in the 2019 Norwood NZ Rural Sports Awards.
Power cut brings early end to shearing
A tree fell on power lines in Wairarapa, bringing an end to competition for the day.
Peter Lyon Shearing business to mark 33 years
Peter Lyon Shearing will celebrate 33 years of business next month.
No stopping shearer after clean sweep
Hawke's Bay shearers are gunning for the big ones at the Goldies
Dannevirke A&P Show: All the show action at the shearing
Some of the shearing action was captured at the Dannevirke A&P Show.
New Golden Shears judge 'honoured to be asked'
The Golden Shears has a new judge who is keen to get started.
CHB shearers give up time for new pool
CHB shearers have gone to work to raise money for a new swimming pool.
A new era looms at Taranaki Shears
Stratford and Nelson A & P shows will close pre-Christmas phase of shearing sports season.
Swiss woolhandlers thin on the ground in Alexandra
An Alexandra shearer wants a Swiss citizen to join her competitive team.
Dunedin shearer steps back for change of pace
A Dunedin shearer is finding it to be a busy season.
Taranaki shearer's top form on display
Taranaki shearer Gavin Mutch has two decades of shearing experience behind him.
Blade shearing still cutting a swathe 150 years on
A shearing milestone has been marked in Waipukurau. Made with funding from NZ On Air.
Top shearers battle it out at Mangawhai Tavern Speedshear
Shearing season in Northland has got off to a good start.
Historic blade shearing commemoration at CHB show
Possibly the first shearing competitions in the World were held in CHB 150 years ago
Mutch tu meke as Kiwis hammer Aussies
Scotsman wins in Australia shearing for New Zealand.
Southland top in NZ shearing safety
Southland shearing contractors have been ranked No 1 for health and safety for 2017.
'We're keeping it growing' - 51st Waimate Shears starts
Waimate will be "buzzing" today as the 51st Waimate Shears starts.
Farm open day offers something for everyone
From legends to tasty tucker, a visit to Wimbledon this Sunday will dish it up
Special award for Pagan Karauria
Woolhandler has bounced back from serious crash to become one of the best in the world.
Shearing: Hawke's Bay A&P Society manager learns at fast clip
The new general manager of the Hawke's Bay A&P Society is learning to shear them.
Shearing: NZ beat Wales in tight thriller
Test victory possibly the closest-ever result in international teams shearing.
Workers talk issues at Wool Classers Association field day
The NZ Wool Classers Association field day at Omakau last week. brought up several issues.
Rare South Island sheep add to exotic flock
Exotic, rare and historic sheep include 18 breeds
'This is your life' event marks Ivan Hape's 90th birthday
Close to 100 of Ivan Hape's family and friends have met up to celebrate his 90th birthday.
Shearing crisis looms, says Clarke Shearing
According to Clarke Shearing there is a crisis looming in the shearing industry.