The CountryFrustration builds over Queenstown's 'faecal peak''How would you feel if people were going to the loo on your property?'16 Jan 07:37 AM
The CountryFewer lambs in wake of dry autumnB+LNZ report shows number of lambs tailed in spring 2019 fell by 2.4 per cent.15 Jan 09:00 PM
The Country'Sheer weight' of multiple issues taking toll on farmersBeef + Lamb NZ report says South Island farmers' mental health is under stress.14 Jan 12:28 AM
The CountryNew Wanaka brewing site strives for sustainabilityb.social facility is charged fully from renewable energy rather than gas.13 Jan 11:45 PM
The CountryOrchard owner concerned about minimum wage hikesWorkers on minimum wage will get a boost in April, the rate rising from $17.70 to $18.90.13 Jan 10:30 PM
The CountryOpportunities in fencing for those willing to workFencing contracting is not a job for the faint-hearted.11 Jan 05:00 PM
The CountryHopes of more Dunedin work for MV AnatokiWhanganui's Doug Smith says Coastal Bulk Shipping is keen for more South Island cargo.09 Jan 03:59 PM
The CountryOne dead after tractor rolls on private property in Central OtagoThe crash occurred on a property near Cromwell shortly before 6pm tonight.08 Jan 07:11 AM
The CountryThe Rocks Station: A celebration of farming excellenceThe Templetons farm an award-winning sheep and beef property near Middlemarch.23 Dec 06:00 PM
The CountryBird shooting on cherry orchard ruffles feathersOrchard manager said he was legally within his rights to use licensed bird shooters.18 Dec 12:00 AM
The CountryEffectiveness of possum-control work questionedOmission of large tract of forestry in middle of possum-control area concerns farmer.09 Dec 10:30 PM
The CountryMoney does grow on trees: The success of Dunedin's forestCity Forests is now well into logging its third generation of forests.09 Dec 12:15 AM
The CountryThe secrets of Mons Royale's successMerino clothing brand Mons Royale now has 700 retail stockists globally.08 Dec 10:45 PM
The CountryDramatic drone footage shows South Island highway washoutPart of SH72 will likely be out of action for a while as aerial footage reveals damage.08 Dec 02:20 AM
The CountryOrchardists confident as cherry season begins"The weather's been a bit windy and a bit damp, but everything is OK."05 Dec 11:30 PM
The CountryNorth Otago farmers feel branded 'unclean' by M. bovisThe Smiths are speaking out to show others in a similar predicament they are not alone.04 Dec 03:45 AM
PremiumPremiumThe CountryBluff to Whangārei hitchhike for 80th birthdayThe Whangārei man wanted to do it for his 80th birthday.03 Dec 02:00 AM
The CountryTomato thief still on the looseNo arrests two weeks on from brazen theft of about 400kg of tomatoes from Kakanui grower.02 Dec 10:45 PM
The CountryFirefighters battle fire at the Ancient Briton HotelFirefighters were called to a blaze at the 156-year-old hotel about 1am today.02 Dec 05:24 PM
The CountryPermits will affect irrigation optionsPlanning overhaul will put deemed permit irrigators in a "holding pattern".27 Nov 11:45 PM
The CountryEngineer finds he is not the retiring type"There's only so much sitting around a man can do in a day" says Graeme Nicholls (69).26 Nov 11:30 PM
The CountryReport says orchard turbine noise unreasonableReport commissioned after complaints from residents living near frost fans in Letts Gully.26 Nov 09:15 PM
The Country'Flash' house to be farm accommodationCouple buy Otago Polytechnic's latest charity house for farm worker accommodation.26 Nov 12:00 AM
The CountryCentral Otago rabbit numbers 'as bad as ever'"I think it is bordering on an explosion and they are as bad as I have seen them"25 Nov 04:00 PM
The Country'Magic' West Otago A and P Show has everyone smilingOrganisers estimated several thousand visitors came through the gates.25 Nov 02:30 AM
The CountryReport shows farm sales down by 9 per centDecline was most marked in dairy farms sold across the 12 months24 Nov 11:30 PM
The CountryHoney surplus points to problemsIt is the time of year when the honey bees are swarming across thyme-covered slopes.24 Nov 07:15 PM
The CountrySecurity for Otago farmers unclear amid water plansSome Otago farmers could be left with "unbankable" irrigation schemes.22 Nov 02:15 AM
The CountryStacey Te Huia's shearing record bid from the heartMerino wethers record bid doubles as a fundraiser for suicide awareness programmes.21 Nov 11:30 PM
The CountryFamily's secrets of organic wine successCentral Otago has been revealed as the leading organic wine region in New Zealand.20 Nov 10:15 PM
The CountryGrowers 'horrified' by tomato theftOwner believes group of "professionals" likely cased property before they targeted it.19 Nov 01:00 AM
The CountryKiwi mum reveals death threats for taking children huntingMum-of-three says she wishes her haters nothing but happiness.16 Nov 11:02 PM
The CountryEndangered kākā killed by possum poisonThe deaths of two endangered native parrots have been attributed to human error.15 Nov 06:53 PM
The CountryUte catches fire in Central OtagoThe ute had been driving on the Queensberry farm when the fire occurred.12 Nov 10:30 PM
