The report delivers recommendations which have been overdue for a long time.

Sheep measles cases bring a change to dosing of farm dogs.

Taupo dog owners who enjoy sharing watersports are told to think water safe.

Orchardists are being urged to ensure they are well clear of power lines when working.

Triplets delighted to help spread child safety message on farms.

Lethal bacteria infects Horowhenua swim spots, prompting warnings to steer clear.

Within four years Patea's patient numbers have dropped from 2900 to 2200.

"I could feel myself being kicked. They stood on my neck, my head," Barker said.

Colby Harris was looking forward to Christmas, a new job and life farming when he died.

People being advised not to swim in Lake Hayes after E. coli was detected in the water.

Resources include strategies to manage effects, coping with stress, advice on feed & more.

Federated Farmers pleads with workers to speak up after suspected suicides.

''Should be up to the community to decide whether our water should be chlorinated or not''

Resilient Farmer Doug Avery has some sage advice for farmers facing tough times.

Public health warning extends to Hokianga Harbour and north to Tauroa (Reef) Point.

Authorities monitor online forums for black market sales as they warn of severe penalties.

Water crisis costs Hastings council $2.2m, HB regional council $1.9m and HB DHB $1.2m.

A funding boost means bikers are safer in the Whakarewarewa Forest for a bit longer.

M bovis outbreak means South Canterbury Rural Support Trust especially busy this year.

Second stage of gastro outbreak inquiry expected to report back this afternoon.

RHAANZ and Bayer New Zealand form partnership to support rural youth.

Coastguard's highly successful Old4New Lifejacket Upgrade campaign is back for summer.

Recent quad bike accidents reinforce the need for a prohibition on the use of quad bikes.

A Northland field day at Okaihau will give farmers the chance to learn about trial work.

The rise of alternative proteins needs to be kept in perspective, says an analyst.

One thousand cattle on a newly-identified infected Waimate property will be culled

There is not thought to be any risk to the public, the hospital confirmed.

"If you try something you either win or you learn."

With the warmer weather approaching, I'd like to take a minute to talk about heat stress

Here are a few reminders of common problems over the warmer months.