Waiting lists for GPs commonplace across the country, say Tukituki Medical Centre doctors.

Towering plants brighten lives and boost production.

A handful of Central Otago wineries are producing wines that are suitable for vegans.

Easton Agriculture have been sentenced after a man died in a potato harvester in Shannon.

Central Hawke's Bay's new residents are struggling to find a local GP to register with.

A farmer has been killed in a crash on farmland in Motu. Photo / Google

Castlecliff Health to cut the ribbon on new site on Saturday

An initiative to rid New Zealand of banned pesticides such as DDT is gaining momentum.

A mysterious sheep shooting has raised concern in Waitawheta.

Signs of suspected avian botulism in Kapiti sparks warnings to avoid dead birds.

Increasing weed resistance will render herbicide sprays redundant

Rhodes Donald on some interesting findings in his study of retired farmers.

The man's death had destroyed "a million dreams", a community member said.

Ruapehu's only general practitioner Dr Jim Corbett has stepped down.

Curiosity and an inquiring mind have benefits to people of all age groups.

No prosecution for the culprits who abused Riding for Disabled horses.

The national testing programme for Mycoplasma bovis is now in full swing.

There are no second chances with heavy machinery, says WorkSafe.

Farmers needed to look forward and instead of working backwards, think about the next move

Government officials say there is ''no quick fix'' to the midwife crisis in Wanaka.

Animals, grains, fruits and crops will be at the core of global growth in coming decades.

With all the hot weather, it is difficult to ignore that our climate is changing.

Te Awamutu Jersey Cattle Club held its annual Agrisea NZ Jersey Classic Show in 2017.

M. bovis is a bacterial disease commonly found in cows all over the world.

The facial eczema risk eased in the very Far North last week according to Topvets

SAFE: "Rodeo's time is up. This cruelty will soon be consigned to the history books."

Accountants learning how to help their rural clients tackle stress.

RWNZ wants mandatory 20km/h signs and flashing lights on school buses.

We all know in theory how much better we could feel after a good dose of exercise.

Don't retire too late, says Rhodes Donald, from Polson Higgs Wealth Management.