Dairy Womens' Network (DWN) has launched Project Pathfinder, a programme designed to encourage more women in the dairy industry to take on leadership roles at community and governance levels.
Research being carried out at Plant and Food Research (PFR) in Clyde will contribute to higher-quality and better-tasting apricots that ripen more slowly and reach overseas markets in better condition.
DairyNZ extension officer Anna Kempthorne, of The Key, Te Anau, is one of two dairy farmers to be appointed to the New Zealand Animal Evaluation Ltd board.
The July arrival of the West Otago Health's (WOH) new doctor, Dr Fons Captijn, at the medical practice in Tapanui and news of extra Government funding for rural general practices from next year has pleased practice general manager Michele Stainburn.
The company which produces graphics for the America's Cup has been brought in to create a virtual representation of a proposed community watersports facility on Wanaka's lakefront.
A pretend pirate and his three mates had their trip down the Clutha River cut short on Monday after they were each issued with $300 offence notices for not wearing life jackets.
The creators of an Upper Clutha fundraising calendar want the public's help in identifying some of the faces featured on its pages.
Following the All Blacks' win over England at the weekend, ODT Online rugby contributor Jeff Cheshire looks at what we learned from the game.
An axe-wielding man wreaked havoc on his hunting partners on Lake Wanaka at the weekend, but fortunately the dramatic scene was only the storyline behind of a marine search and rescue training exercise.
Once destined for demolition, Lake Wanaka's McKay Jetty could now be in store for a $40,000 makeover.
Southern-based tourism operator Real Journeys has no immediate changes planned for Cardrona Alpine Resort, following confirmation yesterday it had bought the skifield business for an undisclosed sum.
Lake Wanaka's biggest simulated marine search and rescue exercise to date will take place tomorrow.
A new Shaping Our Future steering group was elected at the society's inaugural annual meeting at the Cardrona hall on Thursday.
New irrigation infrastructure development must not only be economically and environmentally viable it must also have community backing to achieve success.
Discussions will continue until February on the Government's proposed amendments to the 2011 National Policy Statement for Freshwater.
The round of meetings held to discuss Beef and Lamb New Zealand's proposal to combine its genetics services into one entity have finished but a date has yet to be set for the levy-payer vote.
The Wayleggo cup has gone west, along with the New Zealand dog trial team's hopes of snatching it back in the latest transtasman test series.
Plans are under way to host the seventh Asian Conference on Precision Agriculture (ACPA) in New Zealand, in 2017.
After months of fundraising, Land Search and Rescue Wanaka has met its monetary goal for a purpose-built headquarters, following the latest round of Otago Community Trust grants.
Pieces of the car in which Rutger Hale was killed by a mystery object near Lake Hawea last month are to be sent to forensic experts in Auckland for analysis.