Medal winner taken by surprise
Trevor McCall spent a long time minding his own business in the sheep pens.
He was organising the supreme animal of the Gore A&P Show...
NSC Agriculture teacher to retire
A woman who has been very keen on agriculture all her life is about to give up sharing her knowledge in the classroom.
Northern Southland...
Opportunity for pupils to explore N. Southland
Environment Southland is giving pupils an up-close and personal opportunity to experience the spectacular surroundings of Northern Southland.
The inaugural event is Explore Southland –...
Water scheme Bill passes reading
The Gore District Council Otama Rural Water Scheme Bill was passed unanimously at its second reading in Parliament on Wednesday.
The Bill involves why water...
Pig-hunting what ‘life’, ‘freedom’ all about
Some women's hobbies may include activities such as sewing or knitting – but not in the case of Maitland woman Billie Bartlett.
In fact nothing...
Scottish exchange ‘a thrill’
This year's recipient of the New Zealand Young Farmers exchange with the Scottish Association of Young Farmers is looking forward to her time in...
Shears junior winner bit of a black sheep
He treats shearing as a hobby and barely trained for the world's premier shearing competition but Brodie Horrell's approach proves you do not have...
Success for family team
Tina Elers enjoyed a special moment with her daughter Lucy on Friday when they were presented with Shearing Sports New Zealand judges' badges for...
Southern Shearers – cut above
Southland shearers and woolhandlers proved they are a cut above the rest in the lower grades at the Gore Southern Shears last week.
The woolhandling,...
‘Learning’ shearer picks up good win
Even though he is relatively inexperienced with a handpiece, Mataura shearer Tyson Crown is starting to score a few wins.
Competing in the intermediate grade,...