Waikato rodeo going ahead
The Waikato Rodeo will go ahead as planned on February 18, 2017 at Kihikihi Domain after a parliamentary committee decided not to
The Waikato Rodeo will go ahead as planned on February 18, 2017 at Kihikihi Domain after a parliamentary committee decided not to
The canning of the popular Rawene Brumby Races has irked punters, some bemoaning the fact the event had fallen victim to the "cotton
Thousands came to the Horowhenua on Saturday to see, taste and experience a slice of the district. At eight locations around the
From the slabs of fruitcake in the home industries shed to the children proudly leading dairy calves - Waverley's A & P Show keeps
Kaitaia's Merv Cameron, with Clyde, took out the top spot in the sheep dog trial at the Bay of Islands Show at Waimate North on Saturday
Hundreds of people are expected to taste their way through Horowhenua tomorrow, as nine food producers open their doors to the public
The FMG Young Farmer of the Year competition began early October, with 400 young farmers competing in more than 22 events nationwide. Now
The Parklee Bullride at the Central Hawke's Bay A and P Show tomorrow is set to go ahead after the government announced rodeos would
The 104th annual CHB A&P Show begins this Thursday November 10, and continues through to Saturday, November 12. There's free entry
Parklee Bucking Bulls is bringing a team of 28 specially bred bulls to the CHB A&P Show next weekend - November 12 - for Saturday
In a region where beef cattle outnumber people three to one, a group advocating peaceful eating habits are organising Whangarei's
Entries for the 2017 New Zealand Dairy Industry Awards open on October 20 and the standard is expected to be high. The 2016 Dairy
The popular dog show is back with canines of all types being showcased in Katikati this weekend when the Tauranga Kennel Association
Oysters thrown on concrete, slurped off a belly button and sucked from the toe of a shoe. These are some of the ways oysters were
John and Christine Pedersen will next week open their gate to let visitors see how 35 years of tree planting and care has transformed
Hamilton Logan is 92 next month, and this "old grizzly" has been attending Hawke's Bay A&P Show for 70 years. Far from getting sick of it, he says the show is a 'must-see'. Made with funding from NZ On Air.
Hamilton Logan is 92 next month, and this "old grizzly" has been attending Hawke's Bay A&P Show for 70 years. Far from getting sick of it, he says the show is a 'must-see'. Made with funding from NZ On Air.
Whenever Sir Howard Morrison wasn't off singing around the world, he'd be out hunting and fishing with his family. So he'd be pretty
Every man and his dog will be at Hunterville's annual Eukanuba Shepherds' Shemozzle on the 29th October. The event, held in the Rangitiki
Awarding winning satirist, television identity and documentary maker, writer, stage and screen director, Te Radar will be on the microphone
The Royal Show in Hastings this week will field one of the strongest fields of top shearers and woolhandlers ever seen in Hawke's
Nine-year-old Jaimee McKinlay from Woodville was second in her age group (8-11) at the Eukanuba National Dog Show held in Christchurch
As summer makes its approach, so too does the buzz around summer festivals. The calendar and selection is already filling fast, with
Moo-ve over Waimumu, East Otago could become the epicentre for southern rural celebrations from today. The first East Otago Field
Te Awamutu's Simon Kay was awarded the inaugural John Kneebone Volunteer of the Year at the annual New Zealand National Fieldays Society
Education sessions will be next year added to Central Otago's woolliest fashion showcase.
When Whangarei car painter Shaun Dean tested himself earlier this year against Auckland apprentices to make it to a national trades
Hawke's Bay wines have picked up 35 gold medals at the New Zealand International Wine Show with Villa Maria's Bay vineyards coming
Wish4Fish founder Bryce Dinneen has been named as a finalist in the Attitude Awards, which celebrate achievements in the disability
After 2012km and 27 days, the Expedition South convoy of three tractors crossed the finish line in sight of the Hillary Ridge at 2pm.