Southland sheep and beef farmer back to rodeo after broken bones and a brain tumour.

Buster the Clydesdale was popular at the Mt Benger A&P Show's pet tent on Saturday.

The smelter company will not reveal its plans for the hazardous waste.

Self-confessed former townie Nathan Coburn never intended being a deer farmer.

The meeting near Gore last Thursday, was run by farmer's group Groundswell.

Workers suffered minor or superficial burns to their arms, faces or hands.

"I see oats as being complementary to other farming types rather than in competition."

'New Zealanders have every right to expect that their drinking water is safe'.

The deal to clean up 8000 tonnes of waste "leaves a slightly sour taste", minister says.

Safety signage was intended to warn motorists away from bridge after flooding damage.

MetService reported about 45mm of rainfall over the past four days in the Clutha region.

Neko McDonald wins Paramount Cup at National All Dairy Breeds Youth Camp in Southland.

Opinion: Closing the Southland smelter would be bad for the economy and the environment.

Simple safety practices can prevent 'a potentially fatal ... infection', researcher says.

"Stunning" weather played a big part in the success of the Winton A&P show at the weekend.

Russell Drummond narrowly voted off the board of Alliance Group.

Report measures lambing performance and forecasts lamb and sheep exports for 2021.

Orchard manager Simon Bardon says this season a "great opportunity" for employing locals.

Groundswell NZ members launch petition, saying new rules are "unworkable."

The Charity Hill dog trial was held on Friday and Saturday at Millers Flat.

A police spokesperson said the driver of the car died in Dunedin Hospital yesterday.

"It's been quite changing, as far as the garden goes, by having these critters about."

Photography and farming provide the perfect mix for Edwin Mabonga.

Opposition to Alliance's permit to release treated wastewater into Mataura River.

"It's important to note this is not an outbreak ... nor is it widespread."

Many firms employed and trained staff from the tourism and aviation sectors.

Yes, the sightings are genuine, expert says. But they're almost certainly not panthers.

In 2014, thousands of tonnes of toxic waste was trucked into Mataura. It's still there.

Nephew says John Edward Toogood, 71, loved to fish and whitebait.