Sarah Fannin wants to work alongside farmers as an asset and an ally for animal health.

A restaurant-quality meal, without travelling to town – it's a thriving business model.

'No one deserved something like this to happen to them more than Clancy.'

'Don’t know what you don’t know until you go digging': Dannevirke man's historic journey.

'The thing that jumps out is it feels like a highway now.'

Huntsman spiders are not the only insects establishing themselves in new parts of NZ.

A conservation project the size of 88 rugby fields will surround it.

Te Arohanui Cook is the first woman in a leadership role in brigade’s 110-year history.

'Some orca have clearly learned that fishing lines can equate to an easy meal.'

The crop will never be harvested, but it serves a very important purpose.

Dannevirke A&P Show returns in 2025 'bigger and better', with new events.

Hawke’s Bay farmers share recovery stories in book and website launch.

Little Redwood Grove at Te Mata Park turns 50.

New decking is to blame for the 'increased noise'.

John Paynter reflects on 50 years, noting 'I wouldn’t have changed too much'.

As the A&P show wraps up attention turns to the rest of the long weekend.

Wear sunscreen, a hat and take water, organisers advise the thousands.

Fan favourites and high temperatures for the town meets country fun.

Council bylaws are causing a stir with the A&P Show Association in Dannevirke.

Tararua Rural Support Trust encouraging ladies off the farm for day of connection and fun.

When the cyclone struck one retired farmer knew he had the skills to lend a hand.

'I drove past and looked at them and thought ‘crap they are going to have to move’.'

Sheep out on the football field alerted people to a theft at the showgrounds.

Events and workshops will attract growers, exporters and suppliers.

The cadets built an education hub. Now their attention is focused on a six-stand woolshed.

Andrew Northe says 91 prices are consistently 30c/l higher than in neighbouring Hastings.

'Unless we get young people to come on board and show an interest, these crafts will die.'

Trout fishing is encouraged at the Fish & Game wetland ponds.

Pourerere plagued with rodents as cooler temperatures draw mice into homes.

Farmed animals escaped during the cyclone and will have mated with the wild population.

Wimbledon resident reflects on ups and downs of farming career.

'You work your way through it and then all of a sudden it seems like a dream.'

The angle of the overturned trailer meant deaths were inevitable, company says.

He said it 'hurt' to reel in the fish due to its massive size.

Forget tuna in a can, fishers are catching them fresh - and big.

Dog trials are now able to recommence in Ākitio after extensive cyclone repairs.

There were no deaths of the national bird during a delicate pine harvest.

Conservation group ensuring a safe home for rare bird.

The council says the cost of the underwater vehicle is expected to be less than $50,000.

There is hope on the horizon for wool products thanks to a new Government policy.

Cecil and Mathew Radford created the ultimate holiday spot in the back blocks.

Matt Holden was at rock bottom, but now he wants to help others in the rural sector.

The Commence the Re-Fence initiative now provides free materials as well as labour.

A man loading more than 300 ewes into a truck watched as dogs sent a flock into a frenzy.

Through the tough winter months, this team kept showing up for the greater good.

All Blacks have lent their signatures for the charity auction.

The old Waikare Gorge Bridge will come down eight months after cyclone.

It's been a 5-year journey to convert from a conventional operation into an organic one.

Wairoa led the way with smashing temperature records last month.