Rural
Winning ways in Waikato
Adrian Ball used to crank as much milk out of his dairy farm as possible. The figures were a source of pride. Then 15 or so years ago he started thinking more about the environment and making changes… Audio, Gallery
Winning ways in Waikato
Adrian Ball used to crank as much milk out of his dairy farm as possible. The figures were a source of pride. Then 15 or so years ago he started thinking more about the environment and making changes…
AudioMobile farm brings animals and smiles to all ages
Former teacher Fleur Cutfield has a mobile menagerie on her lifestyle block that she takes to visit retirement villages, pre-schools and schools. Audio, Gallery
Mobile farm brings animals and smiles to all ages
Former teacher Fleur Cutfield has a mobile menagerie on her lifestyle block that she takes to visit retirement villages, pre-schools and schools.
AudioRegional Wrap for 31 May 2019
Rain in Waikato has been just what the doctor ordered. Pasture is growing but moisture is really needed to wet up the subsoil. It has been another stunning week in Canterbury with warm and mostly dry… Audio
Regional Wrap for 31 May 2019
Rain in Waikato has been just what the doctor ordered. Pasture is growing but moisture is really needed to wet up the subsoil. It has been another stunning week in Canterbury with warm and mostly dry…
AudioFull Episode for Friday May 31 2019
Winning Ways in Waikato, A Sign of the Times, Mobile Farm and the Regional Wrap.
Audio
Full Episode for Friday May 31 2019
Winning Ways in Waikato, A Sign of the Times, Mobile Farm and the Regional Wrap.
Audio
Budget targets climate but ignores Wilding Pines - Fed Farmers
Finance Minister Grant Robertson has announced several agricultural investment packages in Budget, but failed to address the wilding pine tree problem.
Midday Rural News for 30 May 2019
Farmers on the West Coast are bracing for more bad weather. Audio
Midday Rural News for 29 May 2019
Leaked information from the National Party suggests a lot more money will be offered to combat foreign pests and diseases in tomorrow's budget. Audio
Synlait to pay $6.40 per kg for milk solids
The dairy company has lifted its forecast farmgate milk price for the current season by 15 cents.
Roadside baby’s parents warn DHB of looming ‘disaster’
The Southland father whose partner gave birth to their baby on the side of a road says the Lumsden Maternity centre needs to be reinstated immediately, before there's a disaster in the community… Video, Audio
Midday Rural News for 28 May 2019
A doubling of expenditure on forestry is being forecast for Thursday's budget by the National Party. Audio
Roadside birth shows risks of maternity services downgrade - midwife
A Lumsden midwife says a mother who gave birth in an ambulance on the side of a rural highway yesterday morning would have never been put in such a dangerous position if the local maternity facilities… Audio