Sally Rae

Opportunities for more efficency exist with introducing of the National Animal Identification and Tracing (Nait) system, farmers are hearing.

Commercial beef farmers had an opportunity to increase their knowledge and gain a better understanding of the estimated breeding values (EBVs) system at a recent beef genetics forum in North Otago.

'People have asked David Henshaw what they should call him once he is officially made an Officer of the New Zealand Order of Merit next week.

Eager is top dog at the Waimate District Hunt's kennels.

Forget sugar-filled treats and packets of chips - the children at Casa Nova Kindergarten in Oamaru are very keen on healthy eating.

What does one wear to a royal wedding?

Free ibraries are the lifeblood of a country, author Fiona Farrell says.

Meet Ginger - Totara Estate's resident "tart".

Nick Stanger has discovered the sport of dog trialling is quite challenging.

Cyril and June Burden's honeymoon might not have got off to the best start.

When Paul Robinson climbed on a bronc at the national rodeo finals, he did not think about how much money he needed to win to stay top of the national standings.

It is nearly harvest time at Totara Estate.

Preserving history is important to North Otago stonemason and sculptor Allan Ward.

All Grace Astle wanted for her sixth birthday was fish and chips for tea. But takeaways were off the menu on February 22 - the day of the Christchurch earthquake - as what started off as a normal day for the Astle family turned into anything but.

Creating a plaster bust of himself felt a little like doing his own headstone, Marcus Wainwright admits.

When Joy Gibson decided to brighten up her back yard in Oamaru, she did it in style.