Farming
Southern Field Days kick off
The crowds are steadily building at the Southern Field Days at Waimumu, as day one of the three-day agricultural extravaganza begins.
Shearers line up for Southern Shears event
New Zealand's best woolhandlers and shearers will square off for New Zealand representative positions at the Southern Shears at the Gore A&P showground pavilion on Friday and Saturday.
Grass looking greener
The search for outstanding innovation in irrigation closes tomorrow.
Field days a sellout
Huge demand for sites shows the farm sector is booming.
Crafar deal scuttled
Sir Michael Fay-backed group praises a High Court decision ordering government ministers to reconsider Crafar farm sale deal.
Open Country disappoints
The country's second-biggest dairy processor has posted a $29.5m annual loss, a performance it calls ''extremely disappointing''.
Fonterra says recalls unrelated
Winning on fruit machines
Son in 'agonising pain' as hospital staff fumble
Man fined for selling derogatory clothing
Tapanui farm dog becomes Lotto dog
Mushrooms among drugs intercepted by Customs
Owner in mad dash to check on park guests
Tapanui farm dog becomes Lotto dog
iPads make learning a delight for pupils
Niwa hunts down unwanted aliens
Owner in mad dash to check on park guests
Man fined for selling derogatory clothing
SBW fights against the gods of celebrity
Mushrooms among drugs intercepted by Customs
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