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Women In Business event to hear from ‘epic people’

Organising a women’s networking event in Dunedin in April are (from left) Alana Tamakehu, Ngahuia...

Women In Business event to hear from ‘epic people’

"Dunedin has epic people doing epic things with amazing stories of grit, resilience and success. How exciting to get them in a room and just hear from them."

Agriculture a hot topic of conversation

Myfanwy Alexander (left) and Emily Walker, founders of the Ag in Conversation podcast series,...

Agriculture a hot topic of conversation

Tarras woman Emily Walker has teamed up with Otago Daily Times Rural Life 2023 Year of the Farmer winner Myfanwy Alexander to launch a podcast called Ag in Conversation, digging into hot topics in the world of agriculture.

Wool is going to win, new bedding company says

Southland farmers Nicola and Tom Wylie, pictured with children Georgia,Alex and Hunter, have...

Wool is going to win, new bedding company says

It is becoming a familiar story — strong-wool growers, frustrated by pitiful returns for their wool, deciding to do something about it.

Move to take over retailer ‘meant to be’

Nicki and Dan Garthwaite and their children Brooklyn, 9, and Madison, 6, have moved from Auckland...

Move to take over retailer ‘meant to be’

He might be 200-odd kilometres from actual Paradise, but Dan Garthwaite reckons he has found his nirvana.

Gift idea sparks inspiration for business

Oamaru man Ben Johnston has launched a candle business with the support of his family. PHOTO:...

Gift idea sparks inspiration for business

Ben Johnston is living his best life.

Merger a ‘no brainer’

Potentia Group’s new board (from left) Sam Nowell, Tom Sweeney, Julian Lambert, Cory Richards,...

Merger a ‘no brainer’

Dunedin recruitment success story Crew Technology Recruitment has merged with North Island-based Potentia to create the largest national technology recruitment agency in New Zealand.

Edible bale net takes the cake

Orepuki farmer and inventor Grant Lightfoot displays his winning entry in the Southern Rural Life...

Edible bale net takes the cake

It's good enough to eat.

Rural support folk deserve our thanks

This spring’s national lamb crop is forecast to be 22.8 million head, 0.9% higher than in 2020,...

Rural support folk deserve our thanks

They say it takes a village to raise a child.

PGW profit plunges 40%

The Green Party is proposing a windfall tax targeting excess profits. Photo: Getty Images

PGW profit plunges 40%

Challenging times for farmers, challenging times for PGG Wrightson (PGW).

6-star Carlin Hotel in receivership

The Carlin Hotel in Queenstown, billed as the first six-star hotel in New Zealand. PHOTO: SUPPLIED

6-star Carlin Hotel in receivership

The company which operates the luxury, over $30 million Carlin Hotel in Queenstown - named the world’s best new boutique hotel in 2022 - has been placed in receivership.

Noslam to assist planning

Noslam to assist planning

Feeling overwhelmed about freshwater farm plans? North Otago Sustainable Land Management (Noslam) is here to help.

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New chief exec continues legacy

North Otago Motor Group chief executive Lisa Wilson has taken over the position from her father,...

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New chief exec continues legacy

North Otago Motor Group is a family business in every sense of the word.

Jerseys created using own farm-grown wool

Esta and Tim Naylor hold their Romney lambs’ wool, which has been used to create the jerseys in...

Jerseys created using own farm-grown wool

You don’t get any more homegrown than Tim and Esta Naylor’s range of jerseys.

Bale net takes the cake

It's good enough to eat.

Jerseys created using own Romneys’ wool

You don’t get any more home-grown than Tim and Esta Naylor’s range of jerseys.

Edible bale net takes the cake

It's good enough to eat.

Rural support folk deserve our thanks

A wool working group says an increasing shift to using natural and environmentally sustainable...

Rural support folk deserve our thanks

They say it takes a village to raise a child.

Tiwai smelter likely to stay: Contact

Contact Energy says the continuation of the Tiwai Point aluminium smelter would lower the risk of...

Tiwai smelter likely to stay: Contact

Contact Energy says constructive negotiations with Rio Tinto have reinforced the energy company’s long-held view that New Zealand’s Aluminium Smelter at Tiwai Point appears likely to stay.

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Grower keeping it local

Brad Trebilcock has been harvesting potatoes from his family’s block of land in Mosgiel and...

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Grower keeping it local

When it comes to food miles (or minutes), it does not get much better than Brad Trebilcock’s spuds — about 10 minutes, in fact.

Edible bale net takes the cake in Field Days awards

It's good enough to eat.

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