This little piggie went to ... Council
This little piggie went to market - well, not quite, but she did spend a day in the chamber at Whangarei District Council.
This little piggie went to market - well, not quite, but she did spend a day in the chamber at Whangarei District Council.
After the passing of his father Ian, Kim Harrison is auctioning off almost his entire vintage tractor collection. Made with funding from NZ On Air.
The inaugural Tikokino-Olrig Dog Trial held on Smedley Station's Bakers Block on February 3 and 4 was very successful, according to
The Omatane-Kawhatau club held its annual sheep dog trial at the weekend in warm conditions. Entries were up on 2016 and the Young
Looking for love? Aimee Smith may have the answer for single rural folk.
Napier shearer John Kirkpatrick reached the pinnacle of a 20-year career at the top when he realised the long-held dream of becoming
It was a New Zealand and South Africa night tonight as the two traditional rugby nations turned their rivalry to the woolshed on
A margherita pizza at Domino's is four times the price in the UK than it is in NZ.
Hawke's Bay shearer Rowland Smith scored a stunning Southland All Nations Open championship win in Invercargill last night on the
Taranaki farmer and Scotland shearing World championships hope Gavin Mutch loomed large as a possibility to regain the title he won
Murray Child and Boy showed their success at the national finals of the Tux Yarding Challenge in the King Country last month (see
Are the birds on your lifestyle block truly free range?
A self-confessed tree hugger, Gordon Reid is a driving force in educating workers who are helping underpin growth in the region's
Barry Saunders, singer and songwriter for the Warratahs, says he is excited to be returning to Taranaki to play at the Stratford District
The most impressive feat at the Outram Rodeo was performed not by the cowboys or the animals they rode, but by bull fighter Will Jamison. The
A set of bagpipes played at the first A&P show in Waikouaiti in 1866 resonated again on Saturday. Palmerston was celebrating the
It's being called "the best page on Facebook", with men and women alike bonding over one of life's random joys. Lisa Mayoh reveals her husband's passion.
At least two dogs have died this week from eating the toxic berries of the Karaka tree.
Winston Peters was reported this week as saying it is time to stop the manufacturers of meatless products ripping off terms associated
My husband and I have both been saving into KiwiSaver for our first home. However, when we applied to withdraw our money we were turned
Hawke's Bay Winegrowers will host 60 international wine media and experts this weekend at the inaugural Classic Reds Symposium. Guests
Hardcore country boy JamesRAy and band the Geronimos had a blast performing for a crowd of about 700 in glorious weather in Katikati's
Surprisingly, Central Hawke's Bay nonagenarians Pat Box and Jim Fleming don't remember feeling overly frightened during the 1931 Hawke's
NZ First doesn't give a schnitzel about people's dietary preferences and has no beef with vegetarians or vegans. But party leader
The well-used Waikato adventure and farm camp known as "Lakewood Lodge" is on the market for the first time in its 21-year history. Guestbooks
A passion for Angus cattle has seen Mount Linton Station shepherd Allen Gregory selected to attend the World Angus Forum in Scotland. Originally
COMMENT: The announcement that DB Breweries has purchased Tuatara shines a spotlight on a surprisingly positive shift in the way Kiwis are consuming beer.
Northland Inc is looking at whether there's a market to build a retirement village in Dargaville to lure Aucklanders ready to quit the rat race.
This year, one of the centerpieces at alternative fesitval KiwiBurn was a giant weta, built in Auckland by a team of designers. Made with funding from NZ On Air.
We are only a few weeks into 2017 but already it seems the phrase of the year might very well be the "F" one. Fake news. The phrase