The CountryMiddlemarch historic suspension bridge destroyedThe historic Sutton suspension bridge near Middlemarch has been destroyed by the flood.24 Jul 03:30 AM
The CountryBreeder's ambition a home-town winPhillip Hill wants to do is bring the national Poultry, Pigeon and Canary Show to Dunedin24 Jul 03:20 AM
The CountryWatch: Henley has seen all this beforeHenley lay sodden under a swiftly flowing Taieri River over the weekend.24 Jul 01:30 AM
BDBDThe CountryNZ export log prices weaken as higher kiwi dollar bitesNZ log prices declined in month as a gain in the dollar made the products less competitive24 Jul 12:47 AM
The CountryOtago's state of emergency liftedThe region has now officially entered a recovery phase with team assessing the damage.24 Jul 12:37 AM
The CountryNavigation lines drawn for Kai Iwi LakesPeople interested in water-activity rules at the Kai Iwi Lakes are encouraged to speak up.24 Jul 12:00 AM
The CountryLawrence Yule: Time to get brave on water storageDam uncertainty is creating real financial and personal stress for many in CHB.23 Jul 05:00 PM
The CountryHelp sought for flood-hit farmersThe Otago Regional Council is calling for support for farmers affected by floods.22 Jul 04:00 PM
The CountryPolitical candidates give views on damThe 2017 election candidates give their view on the Ruataniwha Water Storage Scheme.22 Jul 08:00 AM
The CountryWhat next for the Ruataniwha Dam?Possibilities touted to save the RWSS, but some say its funds better used elsewhere22 Jul 05:00 AM
The CountryWater certainty good for business: farmersCHB farmers want to expand and diversify, but need a secure water supply.22 Jul 01:10 AM
The CountryCritics, and supporters speak out on RWSSOpponents and proponents tout their views on the Ruataniwha Dam.21 Jul 05:00 PM
The CountryHB water project gets more fundingThe Whangawehi Catchment Group received a large grant from the Ministry for Environment.20 Jul 08:00 PM
The CountryBush block land eyed for trailsBikers, riders keen to see recreational trails on land block20 Jul 07:30 AM
The CountryStudy explores water use in regionA grant of up to $50,000 will help identify growth opportunities in irrigation20 Jul 06:30 AM
The CountryConservation land 'not for sale'Coromandel Watchdog of Hauraki is challenging the New Talisman gold miner's20 Jul 05:05 AM
The CountryConservation matters: Friendly robins are at riskThe robins in New Zealand are not closely related to other robins.20 Jul 05:00 AM
The CountryCats the biggest killersCats are very much a threat to our birds, and many other native animals as well.20 Jul 01:30 AM
The CountryFarmers hit by relentless wetFarmers battle the big wet with just 12 fine days over the past season.19 Jul 11:30 PM
The CountryAlliance fights weather-bomb damageMassive hit to Tararua's roading network means battle for crews.19 Jul 11:00 PM
OpinionMeddling will drive up costs for allNZ will not remain a first world country by bankrupting agribusiness, says Winston Peters.19 Jul 06:00 PM
The CountryKeeping NZ on the clean, green roadGreens agriculture policy about future-proofing the economy by protecting the environment.19 Jul 05:00 PM
The CountryBig push for clean waterDairyNZ boss Tim Mackle believes the industry can lift its game.19 Jul 05:00 PM
The CountryMapping tool to help wilding conifer controlA new mapping tool is giving wilding tree control groups a complete picture of infestation19 Jul 06:30 AM
The CountryManaging wintery conditionsWinter weather had generally been relatively benign for farming until mid July19 Jul 04:30 AM
The CountryTuna talkfest focuses on eel healthStakeholders talk about the wellbeing of eels (tuna) and other freshwater species.19 Jul 12:01 AM
The CountryAt last - clear water flows from taps in FoxtonFoxton's water woes appear to be over, with a solution now in place to fix the supply18 Jul 06:00 PM
The CountryFunding boost for Hohepa WetlandsHohepa Wetlands project received a huge funding boost from the Ministry for Environment.18 Jul 06:00 PM
The CountryWill Foley: Give up now and it'll cost usIf the dam is dead, we've missed a chance to smooth the jagged edges of Mother Nature.18 Jul 05:00 PM
The Country'Barriers' help boost waterwaysBuilding barriers has been used for thousands of years to protect things.18 Jul 06:00 AM
The CountryListen: The farmer who drank from a stream answers criticsWairoa farmer James Jarden discusses his viral video highlighting water quality issues.18 Jul 02:30 AM
The CountryPolar blast dumps snowMore than 10cm of snow was dumped on parts of CHB during last week's polar blast,17 Jul 11:30 PM
The CountryMediation on river use continuingMediation is continuing between a group of Tarras farmers and the Otago Regional Council17 Jul 10:17 PM
