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Strong winds fan flames in Clutha fire
Three sheds have been destroyed on a farm in the area.
Otago Peninsula farming couple celebrate 60 years of bliss
An Otago couple have discovered the secret to a long and happy marriage.
You pay if stupidity triggers rescue, says harbourmaster
Harbourmaster Marty Black hit out at people not fronting up after being rescued.
Lamb prices healthy but falling
Lamb prices are currently falling, according to the market.
Hardy Perendales sheep of choice for Gore breeder
One sheep breeder doesn't regret choosing Perendales for her farm.
Mystery surrounds 'monster' trout caught in canal - or was it?
"Monster" 25 kg trout said to have been caught in South Island hydro canal.
Opinion: Cicadas and trout fishing show different approach often needed
Cicadas can send trout into a feeding frenzy so keep that in mind when fishing.
Pipe realignment in Oamaru an option to save trees
King George Park may become home to a pipeline to save nine sycamore trees on the harbour.
Entries encouraged for WoolOn Fashion Awards
Creative minds are being urged to start planning to participate in this years WoolOn.
'Ludicrous' sign angers Wanaka residents
Wanaka residents are not happy with a new sign that invites freedom campers to stay.
Harbourmaster: Kawarau Falls Bridge jumping 'ridiculous'
Young people have drawn ire after jumping off Kawerau Falls Bridge.
Federated Farmers: Resources at capacity
Federated Farmers are being forced to prioritise resources.
Riverbridge Conservation Park wetlands a labour of love
Riverbridge Conservation Park is thriving after 20 years of hard work.
Sheepdog trials: Alzheimers South Canterbury given $2400 raised at trials
Sheepdog trials have been held in Pleasant Point to benefit Alzheimers South Canterbury.
Cavalcade participants can e-bike at Riding High to Hawea
E-bikes will be allowed at Riding High for Hawea.
DairyNZ: Winter planning a '12-month process'
It's important to plan for winter for farmers.
Alliance Group beefs up black stilts' diet
Alliance Group have a couple of most unusual clients.
Southland pupils off to Montana ag congress
Two Southland School girls have been selected to go to the US.
Charollais sheep on the rise in NZ
Charollais sheep have found a place in the competitive New Zealand market.
Temuka farmer a winner in his field
A Temuka farmer has been awarded an Australasian Syngenta Growth Award.
DairyNZ: Proposed work visa changes welcomed
There are proposed changes to the employer-assisted temporary work visa settings.
Leeston Consolidated School pupils help restore stream
Leeston Consolidated School pupils have been put to work clearing Snake Creek.
Southland disAbility Enterprises rural recycling disrupted
Southland disAbility Enterprises has suspended its bale wrap recycling.
Federated Farmers: Local champion applauded after 30 years of service
Kevin Geddes has retired from Federated Farmers after 30 years of service.
New MPI head inspires confidence in farmers
The Ministry for Primary Industries has a new boss, and farmers are thrilled.
$20 million Central Otago cherry orchards plan
Millions will be invested in Central Otago cherries thanks to My Farm Investments.
Response to children's book on farm safety positive
A new farm safe book for kids has been so well recived the author is writing another.
Rural buyers' warning: Stench and animal sex
Multiple offers for land despite makeshift sign warning of rural stench and animal sex.
Waitaki Valley raspberry grower takes delight in ripening crop
Waitaki Valley is seeing a blast of raspberries thanks to weather in the region.
Canterbury farmer tries for third shot at FMG Young Farmer of the Year
A South Canterbury dairy farmer wants another shot at the FMG young Farmer title.
Canterbury farmers: Sheep industry 'on a high'
Canterbury farmers have claimed the sheep industry is 'on a high'.
Beef and Lamb NZ: Challenge touted for board seat
Beef and Lamb NZ director Bill Wright has been challenged for his board seat.