The number of Irish tradies working in Christchurch, and those operating rural contractors' machinery and tractors at harvest time, show how much the Irish like New Zealand.

Ask many Central Otago winemakers and enthusiasts about the grape variety they wish was planted in greater quantity, and you will invariably hear Chardonnay.

If someone is wondering whether to train or buy a trained dog, and asks for my advice, I would ask the following questions to help their decision.

North Canterbury beekeeper James Malcolm is going from strength to strength in a fast-changing industry facing the challenges of increasing corporatisation, new technology, parasites and even hive thefts.

Rural contractors from around the country descended on the Bay of Islands in late June for this year's RCNZ annual conference.

The first six months of 2016 were the warmest start to a year on record in New Zealand.

A strong all-round showing has won a dairy manager from Rakaia the title of FMG Young Farmer of the Year.

Much loved kiwi breeding stud "Two Toes" has been released for the last time at the Tanekaha Community Pest Control Area in Northland.

Highly regarded as a research scientist, Petra King is exceptional and perhaps unique for having crossed what is commonly perceived to be a gender divide.

What does the original Apple Macintosh computer, Beta videotape and the Wankel engine all have in common?