Review of Anthony Stretch's show at Fountain Theatre

An entertaining night at Dannevirke Sports Club for Stars in Their Eyes.

Buyers came from Pahiatua and Eketahuna and there was some Hawke's Bay interest.

Friesian weaner bulls made up half the bull sale.

The Dannevirke and Districts Lamb and Calf Show was back after a break last year.

Over 300 people showed up for the open day at Brian Hales' Wimbledon property.

Dannevirke's Lamb and Calf day is back after a break in 2018 due to the M.Bovis threat.

With nearly 40 entries Ruahine School celebrated the return of Lamb and Calf Day.

Wimbledon farm holds some of the most ancient breeds of sheep.

Nearly 400 calves went under the hammer during the week.

Nearly 350 feeder calves changed hands at three livestock sales last week.

Volunteers responded to call from the Te Kauru Hapu Collective to continue the planting.

Sam had joined the army 18 weeks before as a raw recruit ready to do his basic training.

The East Coast Rural Support Trust is ready to assist in a rural business crisis.

PGG Wrightsons had a large offering of 4600 capital stock two-tooth and 4-year-old ewes.

Woodville's New Central Hotel Open Hunt was a big success.

There were $10,000 worth of prizes, with the top results richly rewarded

The Farmer's Day April 18 meeting was a real success for Woodville-Pahiatua Racing Club.

It was all walk, trot and gallop at Makotuku Domain over the weekend.

Rebecca Mahoney made the jump from the farm to the field and has no regrets.

Early summer weather meant prices soared at the Dannevirke Dairy Beef sale.

There was a good yarding of ewes at the recent Dannevirke Sheep Sale.

Ruahine School held a successful Lamb and Ag Day on Tuesday October 31.

Over 60 primary students turned up to learn from Tall Black Sam Sam Timmins in Woodville.

Waipukurau's Grace Thompson has been gifted a new e-bike by Trek.

A trio of Central Hawke's Bay triathletes the 2018 World ITU Grand Final in Gold Coast.

"Huggable" horned cows are like dogs, owner says.

Defence minister apologises for the time it took to return soldiers to New Zealand.

Stevenson and Taylor's are rebuilding after a blaze almost destroyed a 70 year legacy.

Cow sales are still going strong despite fears of mycoplasma bovis.

Dandeleith's first on-farm bull sale was very successful.

The CHB will welcome Te Mata Mushrooms to a new site in the region if plans proceed.

A WWI story that 'needs to be told' was launched at Dannevirke Services club.

With the pressure on clean rivers, it's not only dairy farmers who are feeling the heat.

Korie Massie, dairy farmer of Dannevirke, has always wanted to write fantasy fiction.

"We are damned if we do, and damned if we don't," says Russell Phillips.

Portia and Alex Turley, both 17, have been charging through the Snap Fitness challenge

Dannevirke High School Head Girl Lauren Carr wins Lions Young Speechmaker final.

At age 85, a great-grandmother of seven from Waipawa, has become an environmental activist

With two stages of the International Rally of Whangarei to go, Michael McLean smelt smoke.

Deputy Leader of NZ First Ron Mark says the Manawatu Gorge has always been an issue.

South School Shearers are ready to compete in the Young Farmer Agri-Kids New Zealand final

Porangahau residents have been spooked by a series of mysterious 'giant booms'

A dairy farm manager from Waipukurau has the best-looking bird in the country.

Murray Stephens is glad the Waipawa Butchery will continue to operate

Railene Mabin has raised a "heck of a lot" of money for Plunket in Central Hawke's Bay.