Queenstown's Mount Dewar is set for an unprecedented reforestation development.

Cashmere is proving to be a lucrative business in Clinton.

Pyramid Bridge in Gore is not likely to be replaced until 2020.

Plans to fence the trail from Lake Dunstan to the Lowburn Cutting have angered residents.

The upgrades to the Cromwell wastewater treatment plant are showing good progress.

Cherry Chaos went off without a hitch in Roxburgh, despite the weather.

A Oamaru duo are heading to the US to learn about global food production.

Military-style semi-automatic weapons "clearly highly desirable for criminal activity".

Lake Hays A&P Show brought in the big crowds in the hot sun.

Low river levels in Central Otago will help anglers in the region.

The 104th annual Lake Hayes A&P Show returns tomorrow.

Alexandra has hit sweltering heights this year, according to Niwa.

Forestry production and exports are showing positive trends in the NZ market.

Telford staff were shocked when they discovered their pay had been suspended.

"Only in NZ." Picton visitor shares bizarre photos of goats being led away by police.

Assortment of exotic taxidermied animals on display before an auction later this year.

Mycoplasma bovis had a big impact on primary industries in the last year.

A North Otago trainer has a tradition that brings him much success.

Labour shortages in the fruit growing industry have predicated calls for change.

Most boaties in Otago have been on their best behaviour this summer.

Fonterra's first Global Dairy Trade auction has shown a good increase.

Several Dunedin walking tracks will be given a much-needed spruce up.

A tractor has rolled over a man close to Fairfield, Dunedin.

Oamaru's Craftwork Brewery is about to open it's doors at a new location.

Two per cent of turkeys sold in New Zealand are bred and processed by this family.

'It hit a few of the boys pretty hard. Everyone was obviously in a bit of shock.'

The New Zealand Whisky Company looks to expand operations in Otago.

Christmas fishing is looking good in the South island for anglers.

Moleskin company Tussock Creek has been sold to a North Canterbury couple.

A ''state of the art'' aquaculture facility will receive a $2m cash injection.