ZB Homes has become the first ever construction business to take the top honour.

Waipa District Councillors will decide how to recover the cost of water without meters.

Two of Pirongia Gun Club's rising stars have made the New Zealand clay target team

Te Awamutu Sports rewrote the record books with a 285 run thrashing of Otorohanga.

Council is hoping the park will be completed by Christmas.

Te Awamutu's Alisha Hobbs wants to decrease the number of kiwi fatalities by dogs.

Two former directors of a failed piggery operation have been convicted and fined

Hauraki District Mayor John Tregidga has been challenged to grow a giant pumpkin.

Norwood New Zealand Rural Sports Awards is now accepting nominations.

The public is invited to an opening event this Saturday from 10am to noon.

"I'm only 55 years old - halfway through my life. I want to live to see grandchildren."

"It's been an amazing couple of days. I'm over the moon."

Farmers are currently cultivating their paddocks for pasture or crop rotation.

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

Beef + Lamb are happy with the results of the Trans-Pacific Partnership

Federated Farmers is behind the new government's goal of boosting the nation's spending

A new biosecurity X-ray machine targeting baggage will be trialled at Auckland Airport

Young Farmers are expecting some of NZ's best comedic talent and a fundraiser this month.

Massey University has signed up to be a Silver Sponsor of the Ahuwhenua Trophy

When he isn't making music and being a dad, he manages Jetts Fitness in Te Awamutu.

It is mid-November and this is a time when our focus on getting cows back in-calf can wane

"It was because of that act of kindness that we are here today."

Don Shaw, 79, has been surrounded by dairy cows his entire life

New Zealand Young Farmers welcomes the new Labour/NZ First/Greens Government coalition

Although Joseph Abernethy lives in town, he has raised a calf every year for seven years.

A steering group is set to tackle the damaging agricultural pest velvetleaf.

LIC has confirmed its artificial breeding bulls are free from the Mycoplasma bovis.

Funding is now available for projects that reduce the amount of waste going to landfill

Footage will focus on how Market and Churchill Streets will look in the future.

Waipa District Council has revealed a major cash sponsorship deal with the company.