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ArticleMeet the farm­ers of the south: Art Diack, Grove Burn

Farm­ing is the back­bone of South­land’s eco­nomy. Pho­to­grapher Kavinda Herath has been vis­it­ing farm­ers across the region to find out more about what they do. West­ern South­land sheep and beef farmer Art Diack has been farm­ing up at Grove...

Meet the farm­ers of the south: Art Diack, Grove Burn

ArticleWet­test winter in nearly 50 years as El Niño soaks the south

Hats off to South­land farm­ers who have endured the province’s wet­test winter in 45 years while still man­aging winter graz­ing effect­ively, and pro­tect­ing stock and the envir­on­ment, Inver­car­gill MP Penny Sim­monds says. “Accord­ing to local...

Wet­test winter in nearly 50 years as El Niño soaks the south

ArticleFrom the farm to a future in busi­ness

For many rural South­landers, gain­ing a qual­i­fic­a­tion can feel out of reach. Between farm work, fam­ily com­mit­ments, long travel dis­tances and busy sched­ules, relo­cat­ing or com­mut­ing reg­u­larly to study is often simply not...

From the farm to a future in busi­ness

Article‘I wanted to share the pas­sion all the own­ers have had for Fair­light sta­tion’

Mari Hill Harpur’s new book, Fair­light: Cap­tain John How­ell, tells the dra­matic story of 1880s Otago and South­land through the life of one remark­able mar­iner. The book shows how How­ell helped to trans­form the south­ern fron­tier foun­ded on a...

‘I wanted to share the pas­sion all the own­ers have had for Fair­light sta­tion’