
Last-minute preparations before thousands attend show
Preparations for the 81st Wanaka A&P Show get into full swing.
Preparations for the 81st Wanaka A&P Show get into full swing.
A fleece in Roxburgh has received a perfect score at the latest A&P Show.
Te Puke fishing competition as popular as ever.
The Muriwai Sports Fishing Club retained the Wildcat Trophy for the second year in a row.
Kaitaia's Merv Cameron and sheep dog Roy claimed top honours at Northland Field Days.
A Midhirst herd manager was named Taranaki Dairy Manager of the Year on Monday.
North Canterbury shearers are pitching in to raise awareness of suicide.
Two major projects were carried out recently at the Methven Showgrounds.
More than 600 yards and stables, and 4km of fencing will be installed this week.
The 60th annual race day for Stratford Trotting Club was a great success.
Fonterra Grass Roots Fund is preparing to give a helping hand to community projects
A CHB consultant was named a finalist in the 2018 Fonterra Dairy Woman of the Year awards.
Cowboys and cowgirls are rejoicing at the news rodeos will not be banned.
A BioBlitz at Lake Rotopiko gave students a up close encounter with local wildlife.
Lindsay Farm Dairy's third annual open day was another success.
Former Golden Shears champ can't remember collapsing.
Five finalists have been named for this year's Otago Ballance Farm Environment Awards.
Hawke's Bay showed a strong pastoral industry at the latest A&P Show.
Woolhandler was the genuine star of the final night of the 58th Golden Shears in Masterton
Results from the 58th Golden Shears international shearing and woolhandling champs.
Australia-based pair have qualified for tonight's final.
Dairy farmer defends Golden Shears men's woolhandling title in front of home crowd
NZ Rodeo and Cowboys Association spokesperson Michael Laws defends the sport.
Tararua's outstanding dairy woman does it for family, community and our district.
A vintage train carriage in Kawakawa was tagged.
Generation Zero has written zero carbon act and wants Government to adopt it.
The Great New Zealand Fundraising Tractor Trek for Hospice stopped by in Rotorua.
"Gizzie-hard" 23-year-old Heaven Kemp wins her first competition.
About 100 people marching in Dargaville in protest against proposed giant chook farm.
Pair claim first of more than 20 titles to be presented at 58th Golden Shears today.