Rural mental health, Maori stats grim
Being a young, male, Māori living in rural Northland may be a script for mental illness
Being a young, male, Māori living in rural Northland may be a script for mental illness
"It was great to get off the farm and have a laugh with the neighbours."
Good Yarn workshops teach participants how to look after themselves and each other.
Kelly Burnett wants to continue helping rural people get the best out of their bodies.
Survey shows rural people would rather deal with mental health issues themselves.
More than 80 people working at Seeka have lost a combined 182.2kg.
"It's been really tough... I have now lost three people," widower Scott Tomlinson says.
Farmlands launches FarmSafe, an app designed to help farmers with health and safety.
Death of Nadine Tomlinson and her son, Angus, was community's worst nightmare, locals say.
The Otago president says its time for another look at children and farm machinery.
Farming is the country's deadliest industry. The statistics don't lie: 124 deaths in 6-yrs
Northland DHB issues reminder following increase in gastrointestinal infections.
Rural residents urged to monitor water quality after 54 of 60 tests come back positive.
"This is an incredibly important piece of research with deeper issues than we imagined"
NZ Young Farmers is ramping up efforts to get young people talking about mental health.
Contact with animals can reduce stress and increase self-esteem.
"You don't realise how much fight you have until you are faced with something like this."
Lambing and calving difficult for Wairarapa farmers after adverse weather.
A new mobile health service will arrive in Otago and South land this December.
NZ Young Farmers is ramping up its efforts to get young people talking about mental health
After losing a son, John Herlihy threw his energy into fundraising for suicide prevention.
Ever wondered what it's like being a vet on the Taieri?
Rural mental health issues need rural-focused solution
The videos feature respected industry shearers and farmers.
Health hui will have positive outcomes for community
The Post Quake Farming Group has done a series of workshops for farmer health.
A new section of rural health has been set up at the University of Otago.
Timaru orthopaedic surgeon Bill Taine has been accorded a rare honour by his colleagues.