
Funding approved for work at Phoenix Mill waterwheel site
Funding has been approved for the Phoenix Mill water wheel repairs.
Funding has been approved for the Phoenix Mill water wheel repairs.
"It is definitely unusual to be contemplating the prospect of skiing in February."
A power line in Alexandra is being assessed by Aurora for potential fire danger.
Many TeenAg members fought hard to win the FMG Junior Young Farmer of the Year final.
The Warepa Collie Club has opened new clubrooms.
Most people don't know about origins of chocolate and this company wants to change that.
The Maniototo A&P Show was attended by hundreds this week.
Weather has provided some good fishing in Central Otago.
Federated Farmers wants full regulation of the stock and station industry.
The Nightcaps Young Farmers have reached a historic milestone of meetings.
Changes are coming for NZ forestry blocks, says NZ Farm Forestry president Neil Cullen.
Peter Lyon Shearing will celebrate 33 years of business next month.
An Otago vet has taken a leap of faith to kickstart her photography career.
The president of the Royal Agricultural Society has 97 shows to look forward to this year.
A couple of Glenham farmers have taken out the carcass competition at the Gore A&P Show.
The Dairy Women's Network have been promoting moves towards cattle monitoring.
Southern Dairy Hub Farmer Reference Group have received substantial funds from MPI.
AB Lime will be venturing into dairying to use surplus land.
A miniature horse stabbed 41 times in a vicious attack in Waitati has died.
The Albert Town bridge is an earthquake risk, says a local community group.
The incident took place in a Waitati paddock at midnight on Sunday.
The sun shone brightly at the inaugural Cheers to Beers and Wine Festival in Oamaru.
Proposed changes to lease hold property in the South Island concern farmers.
The Otago A&P Show brought out the crowds this summer.
Irrigation NZ stalwart Nicky Hyslop is looking for a new role with Beef + Lamb NZ.
Otago is the home of three national NZ Young Farmers champions.
Noisy ships are causing headaches for Port Chalmers residents.
Rubber product manufacturer Skellerup has had a profitable year.
Federated Farmers will support a wool levy if it supports potential price impacts.
South Port at Bluff is predicting a 10% downturn in revenue.