Alasdair Bettles-Hall is researching the stories of the first attendees of Flock House.

The native Australian semi-aquatic lizard was considered a threat to NZ wildlife.

Jones believes the new project could future-proof our aquaculture.

Last known farm infected with cattle disease now cleared of livestock and disinfected.

Five key elements are outlined for Synlait to have a clear plan to slash debt.

Two engineers have swapped enormous vehicles for a miniature train.

OPINION: Who we are and what we do as a region is worth celebrating.

It took eight months to capture the stoat, documents show.

Dry weather triggers Government support for farmers.

Biosecurity NZ issues plea to anyone who has been at the lagoon in the past fortnight.

Some GP services in Northland at risk of closing as crisis hits.

Annan loved playing for Te Awamutu in a great historic period of Peace Cup rugby.

There's a lot more to creative fibre groups than just knitting.

Wimbledon resident reflects on ups and downs of farming career.

The Country takes a look at the world of farming back in the day.

Scotswoman Sarah Brown has always been interested in being a farrier.

“Don’t get limited to thinking you need to be a farmer to be involved in agriculture."

Could you have a meteorite in your backyard?

Two farming couples share how they met and what makes them tick.

Nicola Wylie launched the bedding business Lora & Flok in September.

Reporter Liz Wylie hitches a ride in the mail van.

After more than half a century on Te Akau hill country, Piquet Hill Farms is moving.

'They make me laugh every single day, but they are athletes in their own right'.

“It smothers the grass growth and changes the soil to suit itself."

The Bush report calls for improved resourcing and training across emergency management.

A Bay duo offer masterclasses aimed at the would-be 'barbecue god or goddess'.