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Kaharau clearance continues Bull Week momentum

'It was a stunning display of super cattle that drew hot bidding ...'

Michael Every talks Trump on The Country

Michael Every, Lawrence Meredith, Jim Ward, Claire Taylor, and Toby Williams.

The council with almost 50 vacant roles

'When you go through a restructure, there's always a wee bit of settling in.'

Council working to keep gifted farm free from wastewater

Pain Farm was originally gifted for sports and playground use in 1932.

Could spiders help NZ's farms?

“I think it’s an approach we should be looking at in Aotearoa NZ.”

Brief winter respite to be swept away by heavy rain, severe gales

Heavy rain watches are being issued.

Why rice is poised to survive better in a warming world

Study suggests farmers will need to be more innovative to keep up with climate impacts.

Combined cleaner-security roles at Waikato hospitals raise safety fears

Cost savings from the scheme fell short, saving $137,300 instead of $207,300.

Rockets to ranches: How Halter's cattle collars turned a Kiwi start-up into a US$1b unicorn

Halter's solar-powered collars are on hundreds of cattle in the US.

'Rusty but running': 1940s bulldozer still going strong

Robin Hill retired at 58 and began collecting tractors, including a 1940s Fowler VF.

One dead, three injured in Central Otago ATV accident

One adult died at the scene and three people suffered minor to moderate injuries.

Tonnes of promise: Angus Bull Week set to make millions

Black beauties offer 'soundness, type and grunt' for buyers at four days of sales.

50 years on the ice: How an Olympic gold medal kickstarted a couple's business

Ross and Nell Blong’s family has run ice rinks and skates business for 50 years.

Why a 'cute' pet is now included in a pest management plan

Hint: They are more likely to degrade waterways than mutate into a crime-fighting team.

How traditional Māori farming methods boost modern agriculture

Matariki hākari is the time to celebrate the kai that comes from the land of Kiwi farms.

What Bremworth’s $2m Kāinga Ora contract means for Whanganui

'Inclusion of wool is a win for New Zealand’s farmers.'

Young Farmers involvement 'life-changing' for Carla

Carla's involvement with Young Farmers led to leadership and networking opportunities.

‘Ardern lives in exile’: Jones attacks gas ban, calls for apology in fiery hearing

The Resources Minister came to the select committee sporting a Make NZ Great Again hat.