Lower-cost option for sewerage in Central Otago
About $5 million could be saved with a "plan B" Clyde sewerage system
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Lack of consultation on hut trial criticised
Back-country huts could cease to be "homes in the hills" if a booking system is adopted
Joint venture subdivision under way in Cromwell
A joint venture residential development in Cromwell will reap benefits for ratepayers.
Family overwhelmed firefighters saved puppies
A family whose home was damaged by fire in Alexandra has been overwhelmed by support.
Dairy price rises lift overall food costs
Dairy product prices continue to push food prices higher.
Locals help free stock after crash overturns trailer
Emergency services staff and locals work to free stock from a trailer that overturned
Returning for fishing contest well worth it
The fish were biting for over 140 competitors in the Glenorchy fishing competition.
Forestry first test in protectionist agenda
Forestry owners wait to hear whether Winston Peters protectionist agenda becomes reality.
Region to be promoted to Chinese mayors
Central Otago's primary sector is to be promoted to Chinese local government leaders
ORC's lake snow efforts queried
The Otago Regional Council has been criticised for not having a ''big picture'' strategy
Dairy supply growth signs suggest global price-peak
Signs of sustained supply growth from major exporters suggest global dairy prices peaked
Inquiry will help frame climate-change debate: users group
The Productive Commission's inquiry into moving NZ to a low-emissions economy is important
Mataura Valley Milk something special
Mataura Valley Milk is creating something special just north of Gore.
Award-winner learning as much as he can
Luke Bottriell was delighted when he was named Central Otago Apprentice of the Year
Skills match well to livestock work
Stefan Meyer's knowledge of farming terminology is gradually increasing.
Alliance plans capital spending of $54m
Alliance Group is investing $54million in capital expenditure during the next year.
Right time for Patersons' to enter Ballance Farm awards
Peer pressure motivated the Paterson family to enter the Ballance Farm Environment Awards
Nine vying for three spots in Farmlands director elections
Voting is open in this year's Farmlands director elections
Wallaby carcass likely dumped, ORC says
A dead wallaby found near Balclutha last week was probably dumped, says ORC
Southern nurses part of rural network
Four southern nurses have been elected officers of the Rural Nurses New Zealand group.
Stars align for prizewinning pinot noir
Wild Earth Wines, near Cromwell, has had a good haul of gold medals this month.
Watch: The lamb that thinks it's a cat
A dairy farmer has captured footage of his pet lamb squeezing through his cat-door.
Wildlife hospital planned
The dream of a wildlife hospital in Dunedin has taken a big step towards reality.
Steady meat outlook for export season
Steady meat prices and production is predicted for the 2017-18 export season
Dig This attraction opening day relief
The earth moved at the official opening of Invercargill's Dig This Invercargill
Egg-laying picks up at Oamaru Creek penguin colony
Oamaru Creek little blue penguin colony is catching up to its popular counterpart.
Lake's level 'one factor' for aquifers
The groundwater level in Hawea Flat is low for this time of year.
Bird count shows kereru in force in south
Dunedin has been identified as a new kereru "hotspot" in this year's Great Kereru Count.
A2, Synlait boosted by China export registration
The A2 Milk company is set for continued expansion into its crucial Chinese market
Westland Milk vows to up game
Beleaguered Westland Milk Products has achieved a profit turnaround
Meridian, irrigators sign MoU for Waitaki River
Waitaki irrigators and Meridian Energy have agreed to manage water levels in Waitaki River
New case of mycoplasma bovis found
The total number of farms hit by the cattle illness has risen to seven.