'Too many cows': Climate protesters disrupt final Question Time
Four protesters have been trespassed after the incident.
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Pressure put on council over $400k debt decision
Water company accepts it has to pay but disputes higher amounts.
The Country Full Show: August 31, 2023
Shane McManaway, Angus Gidley-Baird, Chris Russell, Karin Kos.
Stortford Lodge: 2-year-old steers in hot demand
Store lambs continued the strong trend of last week as well.
Father and son grocers help local communities through Cyclone Gabrielle
Father and son grocer duo who had a crazy experience during Cyclone Gabrielle.
Rapist of young girl in railway station toilet block named
The offending was 'the stuff of nightmares' according to the Crown prosecutor.
REAP invites community to speak up
Elaine describes the role of REAP as being a balancing act.
Great ball of fire: Mamaku resident snaps eerie optical illusion
'It was just like this big glowing orange ball at the end of the street.'
Father's Day 2023: Are these the worst dad jokes ever?
What do you call it when a hen looks at a lettuce? A chicken caesar salad.
Cyclone Gabrielle affects Bremworth's profit - CEO
CEO says Bremworth will emerge a more adaptable organisation, despite cyclone challenges.
Māori farms bigger, carry more stock than average - data
New figures from Stats NZ show Māori farms are much larger than the average.
After 136 years, school shuts down after last two pupils leave
Rural primary school a victim of cost of living pressures, principal says.
Breeder Ross Hurrell finds new best friend at dog sale
“If they’re not your best mate then they’re not really anything in my book."
Why Craig 'Wiggy' Wiggins wants farmers to 'lean on a gate and talk to a mate'
“Strong communities make strong people and strong people make strong communities.”
Hidden health risk in popular avocado hack
Health experts have raised warnings over a popular avocado storage method.
Country’s largest solar farm near Kaitāia producing power soon
Massive solar farm will start producing power in November.
Black Seeds top the bill at avo festival
Mark the date ... the Katikati Avocado Food and Wine Festival returns in January.
Opposed Tarras Airport group willing to take fight to Environment Court
The group is gearing up to fight the plan all the way to the courts. From RNZ
Ruru rescued and poacher caught during Hawke's Bay police operation
Police caught one unlawful hunter and rescued a ruru during a poaching operation.
Stacey Waaka v Sacha Bond for iron awareness week
Waaka and Bond take part in athletic tests to raise awareness of the importance of iron.
The Country Full Show: August 30, 2023
Chris Hipkins, Stacey Waaka, Nathan Penny, Hunter McGregor.
Wairoa, Māhia and Mōhaka not part of whitebait rāhui
DoC recommends fishing north of Esk or south of Cape Turnagain.
Central Hawke’s Bay Spring Fling Festival kicks off this Saturday
The Central Hawke’s Bay Spring Market will be at Russell Park in Waipukurau from 10am.
Businessman third person killed in crash that killed couple
A 'well-respected accountant' is the third person to have died in the Otago crash.
National to fund 'prudent' tax cuts with foreign buyer tax, immigration levies
Luxon said the plan would target the 'squeezed middle'.
'The least I can do.' Te Radar takes time out to entertain Pongaroa
Pongaroa Hall was filled to capacity at a bingo night.
Report warns of falling farmgate returns
Farmers are being urged to keep on top of cashflows.
'He's lost everything': Elderly man lives in toolshed after house burns down
The fire broke out on Friday and stripped Arnold Kalnins of everything he owned.
‘Devoted parents’ killed in crash, three of their kids critically injured
The couple posted a photo together on Facebook two hours before the crash.
Country schoolgirls' visionary idea tops regional science fair
A country school has taken out awards in every category of the Niwa Waikato Science Fair.
CHB A&P Show stalwart recognised for 60 years' service
John Kyle has recently stepped down as treasurer of the CHB A&P Association.
Tiny boatshed attracts big attention
Interest in the 24sq m property has been off the scale.
Weed to gold: How scientists are helping solve the medicinal cannabis industry’s waste problem
Project aims to turn medicinal cannabis waste into valuable resources like biofertiliser.