Timeline
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Tenancy Tribunal powerless in family dispute over brother's ‘untidy' cabin on sister's property
In a recently released decision on the matter, the tribunal found it did not have jurisdiction to make a ruling on the application.
Fast Favourites: North of North star Bailey Poaching
Kiwi actor and comedian Bailey Poaching is one of the stars in the new Netflix comedy series North of North. Set in the small village of Ice Cove in the Arctic Circle, it's a delightful show that… Audio
Palmerston North Hospital staff haven't noticed promised boost in security, union says
It comes two weeks after a gun-wielding man got into a nurse's car and threatened her.
Explainer: What to watch for when a new pope is chosen
The new pope is soon to be decided through the secretive process of the conclave. Here's what to expect.
Canada Elections 2025: Is early voting muddying the waters?
With less than one week to go before their election day, Canadians are voting early in record numbers - but what does this mean for pollsters and predictions? Audio
Kiwi aid worker returns to Syria after fall of Assad
Although Kiwi agency ReliefAid has been delivering aid to Syrian families since 2015, founder Mike Seawright had been prevented from entering the country under the dictatorial regime. Audio
Super Rugby Pacific: Red (and black) alert
If defence wins championships, the Crusaders just showed their credentials. Video
Sarah Garfinkel: Interoception - your untapped sixth sense
The ability to count your own heartbeat could be the answer to lowering anxiety and managing other conditions like PTSD, psychosis and even some aspects of autism. This skill is called interoception.
…Shopback - what's the catch?
Shopback says New Zealand is its fastest-growing market - but many shoppers are still asking, "What's the catch?"
My Latest Track: Priya Sami
Priya Sami (Trip Pony, The Sami Sisters, Dateline) joins us to introduce the brand-new single from her latest project, Bub. Video, Audio
Auckland FC v Perth Glory: All you need to know
It's party time at Mount Smart, with Auckland FC claiming the Premiers Plate - here's the squad lists, news and predictions.
Graydon Carter: The glamorous heyday of print magazines
In his early years as editor of Vanity Fair, Graydon Carter's budget had no ceiling. It was a time of lavish parties, unchecked expense accounts, hugely expensive photographers - and it was the last… Audio
Suspected chemical blast at Iran's biggest port kills 14, injures hundreds
A huge blast probably caused by the explosion of chemical materials killed at least 14 people and injured more than 700.
Football: Crystal Palace soar past Villa into FA Cup final
Crystal Palace outplayed Aston Villa as they soared into the FA Cup final for only the third time.
Mediawatch: The health of health reporting
Almost every day in the news we're told the health system is in crisis. What's the best way to cover a sector with so many stories - most of them bad? And why does it seem so hard to get the hard data…
Canadian leaders make final pitches in campaign upended by Trump
A victory for Prime Minister Mark Carney's Liberal Party would mark one of the most dramatic turnarounds in Canadian political history.
Irish writer Colm Tóibín on new book 'Long Island'
Colm Tóibín's latest book Long Island returns to the world of his novel Brooklyn, a book that was so popular in Ireland that one every 150 people bought a copy. Audio
Gun fired in Auckland CBD, one seriously injured
Police said officers were called to Fort Street just before 4am after reports a gun was fired.
Severe thunderstorm warning for Northland lifted
MetService's weather radar detected severe thunderstorms near Kaitaia, the Maungataniwha Range and Victoria Valley on Sunday morning.
Gisborne clubs protest highway speed boost amid crash fears
Only 41 percent of 864 respondents supported keeping the speed limit at 80km/h.
Health of health reporting, media freedom day, Winston’s blurt
The health sector throws up stories of serious crisis almost daily, but journalists find hard data hard to get. Also: media freedom worries increasing around the world - and Winston Peters''threat' to… Audio
Hamas open to five-year Gaza truce, one-time hostages release
A Hamas official said the Palestinian militant group "is ready for an exchange of prisoners in a single batch and a truce for five years".
Calling Home: Alan Duncan from Prince Edward Island
Prince Edward Island is a place where the winters are cold, the beaches are long, lobster is affordable, and there's an abundance of potatoes. Audio
Democratic guardrails: Is NZ safe from authoritarianism?
Other nations are experiencing the erosion of democratic norms - even authoritarianism. Is our constitution strong enough to withstand it?
The Sunday Morning Quiz
Quiz master Jack Waley-Cohen is back with his Sunday Morning quiz. Audio
The Pope's legacy in his homeland of Argentina
Argentinian writer and Journalist Marcela Mora Y Araujo joins Jim to discuss the Pope's legacy in his homeland, his huge passion for football, and whether or not his family were able to make it to… Audio
Palestinian leader Abbas names likely successor
Abbas, 89, has headed the Palestine Liberation Organisation and the Palestinian Authority since the death of veteran leader Yasser Arafat in 2004.
'Smaller is better': Why fashion has turned its back on inclusivity
Less than 1 percent of models during recent runway shows were plus-sized. Some fear it shows fashion is on a worrying trajectory away from inclusivity.
Trump and Zelensky meet one-on-one in Vatican basilica
The Ukrainian president said the meeting could prove historic if it delivers the kind of peace he is hoping for.
Auckland FC to lift A-League Premier's Plate in front of bumper home crowd
Auckland FC's dream debut season just got better, becoming the first NZ side to win the A-League Men's Premier's Plate.
Auckland councillor wants mayor to pressure government over building consents
The mayoral candidate says continuing to build on flood-prone land will be disastrous.
The House For Sun 27 April 2025
This Sunday on the House - do New Zealand's democracy and constitution have guardrails to stop governments from becoming authoritarian? Audio
Hymns on Sunday, 27 April 2025
This week's programme features resurrection-themed hymns for Eastertide, an atmospheric rendition of Amazing Grace by the Tabernacle Choir at Temple Square, and a benediction from the 1662 Book of… Audio
In pictures: Thousands attend Pope Francis' funeral
Thousands of people gathered in St Peter's Square, Vatican City, on Saturday for the funeral of Pope Francis.
Canes bust Aussie hoodoo with win over Brumbies
Clark Laidlaw's side became the first New Zealand Super Rugby Pacific team to win on Australian soil this season.
Pope Francis' coffin carried to his final resting place
Large crowds have gathered for the pope's funeral mass, before lining the streets as his coffin was carried to the Basilica de Santa Maria Maggiore where he has been laid to rest.
Officials warn submarine cables are 'attractive espionage targets'
The leading risk of damage is from accidents or natural disasters, but nothing in official online guidance allows for deliberate sabotage.
Air New Zealand's prices are costing Kiwis more than just coin
Air New Zealand's chief financial officer Richard Thomson says costs of inflation has caused a rise in the airlines' airfares. Audio
Man who killed his father and brother found with torture videos at time of murders
A young man who murdered his father and brother in the middle of the night has been convicted of possessing objectionable material relating to torture and extreme violence at the time of the killings.
Crusaders win fourth straight over hapless Highlanders
Defence paved the way for the Cantabrians, as they tackled their rivals into submission.
Tina Cross on 'the one song that I was meant to write in my life'
Tina Cross reflects on her childhood dream of being an Otara prison warden, the 1979 Pacific Music Award win that forged her path, and the Women's Refuge charity single she was born to write.
Pasifika Super Rugby battle full of excitement and physicality
The 'battle of the Pacific', in the 11th round of the Super Rugby Pacific at the North Harbour Stadium, had all the ingredients expected of any island rugby battle.
Risk of pollution from Glenfield fire reduced but council monitoring effects
The razing of the Abilities Group plant on Auckland's North Shore sent plumes of toxic smoke over the city on Thursday.
Olivia Podmore inquest: 'They turned a blind eye' - family condemn sports leadership
The mum and stepfather of Olivia Podmore say Cycling New Zealand and High Performance Sport NZ (HPSNZ) chose medals over the welfare of their daughter. Audio
India, Pakistan exchange gunfire for second day
Indian and Pakistani troops have exchanged gunfire for a second straight day as ties plummeted between the two nuclear-armed neighbours after an attack on tourists blamed on Pakistani militants killed…
Government set to fight latest legal battle in Agent Orange case
It could be liable for an extra $3.2 billion in veterans' support.
Super Rugby Pacific: Moana crowned Pasifika kings
Moana has prevailed in battle of Pacific, overpowering the Fijian Drua for a bonus point victory which keeps them in the hunt for a play-off berth.
Warriors sign Super League star
Morgan Gannon has signed with the Warriors until the end of the 2028 season.
Super Rugby Pacific: Moana crowned Pasifika kings
Moana has prevailed in battle of Pacific, overpowering the Fijian Drua for a bonus point victory which keeps them in the hunt for a play-off berth.
Diver bitten by great white shark flown to hospital
A diver is recovering well after being bitten by a shark at Dusky Sound in Fiordland National Park.
Lord of the Rings fan killed after accepting lift - inquest
Joseph Snode died in a single-vehicle crash on the West Coast on 28 January 2024.
Nashville Babylon: 26 April 2025
On this week's show, Otis Redding takes on the Stones and Tina Turner covers Led Zeppelin. There's also blues from Jimmy Dawkins, gospel courtesy of Sister Wynonna Carr, plus all-time classics from… Audio
House fire at vacant Wairoa home under investigation
A house fire in a vacant Wairoa home is not thought to be connected to ongoing gang unrest in the area, but is being investigated, police say.
Researchers uncover link between eye health and dementia
A study is helping researchers understand the link between eye health and dementia, and how in the future AI could help diagnose it earlier.
Kiwi Catholics gather ahead of Pope Francis' funeral
St Anne's Catholic Church in Wellington dedicated its weekly Saturday mass to the late Pontiff.
Two-year-old US citizen appears to have been deported
The Trump administration appears to have deported a 2-year-old US citizen "with no meaningful process," a judge says.
Super Rugby live updates: Moana Pasifika v Drua
Follow all the action from North Harbour Stadium, Albany.
Is US judiciary on collision course with Trump administration?
A United States judge seeks to investigate whether the Trump administration has engaged in criminal contempt by allegedly wrongly deporting people.
'Diversity is our nation's strength' - Albanese after Anzac service disrupted by neo-Nazi
The Australian Prime Minister has pledged $25 million to teach languages other than English to school students, claiming diversity is the country's strength, one day after a neo-Nazi disrupted an…
Catlins resident calls for beach bylaw changes after car salesmen race, do 'doughnuts'
It comes after a string of instances in which the behaviour of motorists at beaches within the scenic Catlins coastline have sparked the ire of the community, including the district's mayor.
We need to stop talking about ‘toxic masculinity’ - Expert
Too many boys and men who are already feeling defensive mishear the phrase as a criticism of maleness itself, Australian sociology professor Michael Flood tells RNZ's Saturday Morning.
Dachshund found 'fit and well' after 529 days on Kangaroo Island
The search for Valerie involved more than 1000 volunteer hours and roughly 5000 kilometres travelled.
The Mixtape: Paddy Hill
Producer and audio engineer for Roundhead studios, Paddy Hill, shares the tracks that have sound tracked his career working with some of the best bands locally and abroad from Jack Black to Mark… Audio
Essential Album: 'The Awakening' by Dudley Benson
Dudley Benson trained as a choirboy and made his first album with predominantly classical instrumentation. Nick Bollinger discusses Benson’s ground-breaking debut and unique artistic vision on his… Audio
Tagata o te Moana for 26 April 2025
Halo oketa! First up this week on Tagata o te Moana: What's behind the growing assertiveness by the Bougainville Government; A report details systemic issues in the Solomon Islands election process… Audio
Comedian's first impression of NZ: 'This is like Australia, but a lot nicer'
The Ugandan-born Queenslander is coming to Auckland and looking forward to some banter on the Aussie-Kiwi rivalry.
What was it like to meet Pope Francis?
Sister Susana Vaifale told Pacific Waves that when she met the Pope in 2022, she was lost for words, while a South Auckland family has fond memories of meeting the pontiff.
Virginia Giuffre, who accused Jeffrey Epstein and Prince Andrew of sexual abuse, has died
"It is with utterly broken hearts that we announce that Virginia passed away last night at her farm in Western Australia," the family said in a statement.
Ministry of Regulation salaries continue to top average $150K one year on
David Seymour says the salaries at the Regulation Ministry are going down slightly, but Labour's Duncan Webb calls it a 'vanity ministry'.
Samoan nun recalls meeting Pope Francis
The doors of St Peters basilica have now been closed, ahead of preparations for tonight's funeral of Pope Francis.
Freqs in Flux by Pitch Black
A selection of remixes from Pitch Black's Rude Mechanicals yields bass bin-busting results. Audio
Ex-US congressman Santos sobs after being sent to jail for fraud, identity theft
George Santos took unemployment benefits out during Covid-19, stole identities and money, and spent the money on vacations and designer clothes.
Samoan Country Musician TheWesternGuide on making it in the mainstream
Maggie Tweedie talks to TheWesternGuide about the significance of country music in Samoa, and his ambitions for taking Samoan music into the mainstream. Audio
Man arrested after ramming three police vehicles
No police staff were injured, inspector Mike Henwood said.
ANZAC services held across Pacific
![Australian and New Zealand Consul Generals Annelise Young [left] and Mary Thurston [right] with New Caledonia officials at ANZAC Day dawn service in Nouméa – 25 April 2025](https://media.rnztools.nz/rnz/image/upload/s--i4TFgoQs--/ar_16:10,c_fill,f_auto,g_auto,q_auto,w_288/v1745628319/4K8CDWJ_UTF_8Australian_and_New_Zealand_Consul_Generals_Annelise_Young_left_and_Mary_Thurston_right_with_New_Caledonia_officials_at_ANZAC_Day_dawn_service_in_Noum_a_25_April_2025_PHOTO_Gouvernement_de_la_Nouvelle_Cal_jpg?_a=BACCd2AD)
The ANZAC Day Dawn service ceremony in New Caledonia was attended by a larger-than-usual number of representatives from the region.
Agritourism business lets farming family see their home anew
Meet the Robinsons - fifth generation sheep and beef farmers who've added a diverse range of income streams to the family farm.
Why do some people get better home loan rates than others? - Ask Susan
RNZ's money correspondent answers your questions.
Dynamic Duo Tune-Yards Step Into A Bold Sixth album 'Better Dreaming'
Maggie Tweedie caught up with Merrill and Nate in their basement studio, where they spoke about the evolution of Tune-Yards, the creative journey behind the new album, and the influence of a… Audio
What we learned from Warriors dominance of Knights in Christchurch
The 'home' team produced perhaps their most complete performance of the NRL season so far.
'Dark Dad' is a powerful story of trauma and forgiveness
Art historian Mary Kisler delves into the prisoner-of-war ordeal that shaped her father Jack in the new book Dark Dad: War and trauma - a daughter's tale.
Dachshund found 'fit and well' after 529 days on Kangaroo Island
The search for Valerie involved more than 1000 volunteer hours and roughly 5000 kilometres travelled.
100-year-old veteran: 'I felt it was my duty'
Arthur Driver never saw active duty due to illness and accidents but the 100-year-old says his part in World War II still affects him.
Modern Maori Quartet's Anzac tribute
The Modern Maori Quartet - Maaka Pohatu, Francis Kora, Matariki Whatarau and James Tito - have performed in the US, UK, Singapore, Malaysia, China and South Korea. They've composed their own waiata… Audio
Highlanders v Crusaders: What you need to know
Team lists, key stats and news about tonight Super Rugby Pacific Southern Classic. Video
Landlord to pay $300k after allowing rentals to grow cannabis
Nga Thanh Phan had four rental properties across Auckland raided by police, and all of them housed commercial-size operations.
Trump says Ukraine deal close after envoy meets Putin
"Most of the major points are agreed to," the US President said in a social media post after landing in Rome for the funeral of Pope Francis
Far North sailing club appeals for help after Cyclone Tam
The storm ripped the roof right off Taipā Sailing Club.
Researchers uncover link between eye health and dementia
A study is helping researchers understand the link between eye health and dementia, and how in the future AI could help diagnose it earlier. Audio
Playing favourites with Tina Cross
Celebrating 50 years in the entertainment industry - Tina Cross sounds as good as ever. She cemented her place as an iconic New Zealand singer winning at the Pacific Song Contest in 1979 with Nothing… Audio, Gallery
Men raising good boys
What influence do male role-models, chiefly fathers, have on boys' perceptions of masculinity? We find out. Audio
Comedian Anisa Nandaula
What's it like being a black woman in Australia? Ugandan-born Queenslander and standup comedian Anisa Nandaula speaks to Saturday Morning. Audio
Worker sad and shaken by recycling plant fire
The Abilities Group facility in Auckland's North Shore caught fire on Thursday evening, burning to the ground.
Space weather: Graham Leonard
Space weather isn't watercooler conversation but it's out there! Audio
What to expect at Pope Francis' funeral
More than 200,000 people are expected to attend the ceremony in the vast square in front of St. Peter's Basilica.
Bryant's debut Lakers jersey sells for nearly $12 million
A Kobe Bryant jersey worn during his LA Lakers NBA season debut was sold for $11.7 million at auction house Sotheby's.
McLaren to exit Formula E at end of the season
McLaren will exit the all-electric Formula E championship at the end of the season to focus on more traditional classes.
Noel Hyde: the native barn owl
The barn owl is New Zealand's newest raptor, but what impact do they have on our native species? Audio
On cusp of league title, Liverpool boss not getting ahead of himself
Liverpool only need a point against struggling Tottenham to seal a 20th English top-flight title but manager Arne Slot has a warning.
Moana Pasifika v Fijian Drua: What you need to know
Team lists, key stats and news about today's Super Rugby Battle of the Pacific. Video
The Tibbles: celebrating a hero
The Tibble family are in Faenza, Italy commemorating their ancestor Te Rauwhiro Tibble this Anzac Day. Audio
World Food Programme runs out of food stocks in Gaza
The agency warned that if the aid blockage was not lifted it might be forced to end its critical assistance.
Mary Kisler: Dad's post-war trauma
Art historian Mary Kisler on how her father's PTSD from the war changed him Audio
Indian airlines to suffer higher costs in Pakistan airspace ban
The nuclear-armed arch-rivals have unleashed a raft of measures against each other amid tensions over a deadly militant attack in Kashmir.
The ethics of donating sperm
A 'medical calamity' was declared following the discovery over eighty Dutch sperm donors were found to have fathered at least 25 children each. Audio
Moana Pasifika v Fijian Drua: What you need to know
Team lists, key stats and news about today's Super Rugby Battle of the Pacific. Video
One person killed, another seriously injured in crash
The two-vehicle crash on the corner of Te Ngae Road and Tennyson Drive was reported about 9.10pm.
Controlled mess with celebrated illustrator Sydney Smith
In the world of children's literature, the Hans Christian Andersen Award is the highest international distinction awarded to authors and illustrators of children's books. Canadian illustrator Sydney… Audio, Gallery
Luigi Mangione pleads not guilty to federal charges in CEO killing
He previously pleaded not guilty to a separate set of New York state charges.
Blues bomb out against the Reds
A send off to Mark Tele'a doomed the defending champions' chances, result puts them in must-win territory from now on.
Sports with Mathew Nash: will Auckland FC make history?
A historic inaugural season for Auckland FC could get even better this weekend.... The A-league newcomers might win the premier's plate and qualify for the finals series. Audio
The link between eye health and dementia
A link between eye health and dementia has been uncovered using data and scans from the Dunedin Longitudinal Study. Audio
The Waitākere Ranges Heritage Area Act - what's next?
On Monday submissions close on an Deed of Acknowledgement between iwi Te Kawerau a Maki, Auckland Council and the Department of Conservation. The Waitakere Ranges Heritage Area Act has been in place… Audio
US judge arrested for allegedly obstructing immigration agents
The US Justice Department said Hannah Dugan refused to turn over a man after immigration agents showed up to arrest him in her courtroom.
Olivia Podmore's parents on the inquest
This week saw the the final few days of the coronial inquest into the death of olympic cyclist Olivia Podmore. Olivia's Mum Nienke and her step dad Chris Middleton spoke to Susie Ferguson from their… Audio
Man suspected of Masterton church fires still hasn't been caught
Police are still appealing for information following six suspicious fires in February.
Auckland Airport ranks in world's top 50
Passengers have rated their experience from check-in and security to shopping and boarding.
Manuel Beazely on the Pope's funeral
In just over 12 hours time the funeral for Pope Francis will be about to begin at St Peter's Basilica in Rome. Manuel Beazely is the vicar for Maori in the Auckland Diocese and just landed in Rome… Audio
Pacific Waves for 26 April 2025
Rabuka's coalition is doomed - Fiji's former AG; Ocean conservation group condemns Trump's exec order; Health NZ to slash 22 jobs in Pacific health; 'I'm still emotional' - Samoan nun recalls meeting… Audio
Rabuka's coalition is doomed - Fiji's former AG
Fiji's coalition government is putting its political survival ahead of the people, the former Attorney General claims. Audio
Ocean conservation group condemns Trump's exec order
An ocean conservation non-profit has condemned the United States President's latest executive order aimed at fasttracking deep sea mining in both US and international waters. Audio
Health NZ to slash 22 jobs in Pacific health
After a legal settlement with the Public Service Association, Health NZ will now be cutting 22 jobs in Pacific Health, rather than 50. Audio
Samoan nun recalls meeting with Pope Francis
The news of Pope Francis has seen thousands flocking into St Peter's Basilica this week where people have lined up for hours to pay their final respects to the late pontiff who has been lying in state… Audio
The Auckland Uni nuclear physicist unlocking secrets of the
Auckland University nuclear physicist David Krofcheck is recognised for his work on the world's greatest science experiment Audio
Thousands expected in St Peter's Square for Pope's funeral
Pope Francis died at the Vatican on Easter Monday of a stroke and heart failure, following a long illness.
Auckland fountain vandalised with red dye on Anzac Day
Water in a central Auckland fountain was dyed red in the early hours of the morning in what appeared to be a protest coinciding with Anzac Day.
Heavy rain and thunderstorms could be heading for Northland
A yellow heavy rain watch is in effect for Northland into the weekend, as a slow moving active front lies close to the upper North Island.
Moana want respect put on their name
Moana Pasifika coach Fa'alogo Tana Umaga still does not feel Moana has done enough to earn respect in Super Rugby.
The 'atom smasher' of Auckland University
University of Auckland nuclear physicist David Krofcheck is recognised for his work on the world's greatest science experiment
China and US presidents talking trade - or are they?
Donald Trump says talks are underway, a claim denied by Beijing.
Ukraine detains foreign vessel it says was exporting stolen grain
An investigation found the arrested vessel was part of Russia's 'shadow' fleet, Ukraine's state security service said.
'I just about burst into tears' - Kiwi WWII hero's last flight found
Anzac Day has been particularly poignant for one Gisborne man, after learning just weeks ago that his uncle's World War II plane was found.
Warriors break Anzac Day drought with big win over Knights
The Auckland club had not won on this day for more than a decade.
Live From The Sitting Room: Michael Howell
Michael Howell joins Corey and Ellie Live from the Sitting Room to discuss and play numbers from their latest work: SUNLAP 28 Audio
Super Rugby Pacific: Chiefs dominate Force 56-22
In a weird and wild clash in Tauranga, the Chiefs have piled on the points to crush the Western Force 56-22.
Robots v. Humans: Who makes a better coffee?
Ellie and Corey get an expert in to definitely answer who can make the better coffee: Robots vs. Humans Audio
The Chronicles of Skychips
Presenting The Chronicles of Skychips: the story of chips left on the roof at a supermarket started a moderately viral craze on NZ Twitter. Audio
Man's 'family emergency' no excuse for seventh driving drunk offence, says judge
A man tried arguing a family emergency was the reason he chose to drunk drive, but a judge was not buying it.
Watch: PM speaks at Gallipoli, Chunuk Bair services
The prime minister says the name Gallipoli is etched into New Zealand's national identity.
So You Think You Know Sumeria? “___” walks into a bar
Assyriologist David Hilder returns, and helps Ellie decipher the first ever “___ walks into a bar” joke. Audio
In pictures: Dawn services across Aotearoa honour past sacrifices
Here are some of the best photos from dawn services across Aotearoa honouring servicemen who fought and died in war.
No More Updates for Windows 10 / Missed alarms for iOS devices
Pratik Navani returns to sit down with Corey for another exciting tech chat. On the agenda? Windows axing updates to their Operating System Windows 10, and Ellie breaks in to raise the ‘alarm’ on… Audio
News in Solomon Islands Pidgin for 25 April 2025
The latest news in Solomon Islands Pidgin (Tok Pisin). Audio
World leaders gather for Pope Francis' funeral
The Vatican is making final preparations for Pope Francis' funeral as the last of the huge crowds of mourners file through St Peter's Basilica to view his open coffin.
Out and About: Ben Pierce on Electric Avenue
Studio Operator Ben Pierce reviews The Prodigy and Salute during their time at Electric Avenue. Audio
Stud owner brings new meaning to 'a bull in a china shop'
Collecting fine china is an unusual hobby for a bull breeder, but Tony Thompson is a man of many passions including breeding top quality cattle, pioneering embryo work and mentoring the next…
Agritourism business lets farming family see their home anew
Meet the Robinsons - fifth generation sheep and beef farmers who've added a diverse range of income streams to the family farm.
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