"It doesn't melt, it doesn't fall off the cone, it doesn't give you brain freeze"

South Otago streams face ''major problems'' from sediment run-off.

Simon Engelbrecht isn't one to shy away from hard work.

Wallabies are a threat to Otago, say farmers. And they are coming.

When Labour swept into power in 1984, the farming scene changed radically

VIEWERS BEWARE - GRAPHIC IMAGES. Dead ducks seen strewn on Invercargill streets.

South Islanders woke up to a snowy start with the first Antarctic blast of winter.

Snow has started to fall across the South Island and will hit the North Island tomorrow.

It could ''devastate'' Otago's environment if wallabies established themselves here.

The man, who has interim name suppression, appeared in a Queenstown court this morning.

Kiwis wake to frost after temperatures in some parts of the county dipped under 0°C.

A new "duck lodge" on a farm at the foot of Maungatua is set for its grand opening today

Southland's battle to find skilled  workers in the dairy industry looks likely to continue

Southland's dairy industry needs to attract more young people to the primary sector

Johnny Bennett is the most important man at the South Island sheep dog trial championships

The chefs have needed to get creative with crops like leafy greens hard to come by

Cyclone Donna brings a fresh threat of flooding rains next week.

Wires securing the pole were cut in what the trust says was the work of an ''extremist''.

A new animal-testing clinic in Dunedin has sparked protests.

Tree hut has one of the best views in Queenstown, cheap rent - but no permission.

WATCH: Feral goats are running wild in the tourist mecca of Queenstown.

Study suggests zoning scheme based on the landscape's ability to absorb new development

Volume and intensity of rain is expected to cause flooding issues throughout Dunedin.

Residents should clear gutters and drains as up to 15mm of rain could fall in an hour.

Thunderstorms, wind and a dumping of rain are expected across the country this week.

Flood-stricken Bay of Plenty among many areas in line to get more wet weather.

Enjoy the fine weather while it lasts as another storm is set to move over the country.

Police have released the names of two people killed in the microlight crash yesterday.

A storm is bearing down on the country bringing heavy rain and destructive gales.

Greenpeace will lodge a complaint to the Auditor General over FishServe.