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Ruby Bay resident Kieran Darling, together with his partner Laura Cox and their seven-month-old Finn
The Tasman Valley Young Farmers Club hosted its first-ever Bark Up competition at Tapawera, drawing
Paddocks of young apple trees along Brightwater’s Clover Rd has locals curious about the quantity an
A Richmond woman, who once “sounded like Darth Vader” when she slept, now says she could never go ba
Six thousand free native trees are up for grabs for Waimea landowners thanks to the Landcare Trust.
A new initiative in Richmond is set to enhance employment opportunities for refugees and migrants, p
As the vineyard harvest season begins, growers across New Zealand are bracing for an uncertain futur
The Te Mamaku Native Corridor project had a successful first working bee of 2025. The team has been
St John’s Church in Wakefield, often referred to as the “church on the hill,” hosted Auckland-based
“Just give it a go, you don’t know till you try.” That is Hayley Watt’s advice to any woman, regardl
Bob Hendy has led a fascinating life, deeply intertwined with forestry, spanning two continents and
A Mahana couple are offering locals a first for the region in opening the gates to their lifestyle p
National Lamb Day, which was celebrated last Saturday, commemorates a pivotal moment in New Zealand’
For the past eleven years, Graham Hutchison, based in Hokitika, has been happily transporting livest
Nora de Boer and Billie Irwin, both aged 11, recently took part in a creative Land Art event held Mo
Amy Burke’s journey is a celebration of rural life, a love for nature, and the lessons passed down t
Chess is booming across Tasman, and now thanks to chess expert Rami Riachi, fun chess sessions are c
National Lamb Day, celebrated on 15 February, commemorates a pivotal moment in New Zealand’s agricul
Recently, 28 farmers from Marlborough and 31 West Coast farmers traded their paddocks for the Beach,