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  • Goodbye, but hopefully not forever

    It is with heavy hearts that we announce the closure of the Bush Telegraph under the banner of NZME publications.

  • Ham it up: Meat the preferred dish

    Retail Meat New Zealand’s Great Kiwi Christmas Survey results are in and ham has edged lamb out to become the top choice for New Zealanders’ festive tables.

  • Dose dogs against sheep measles

    Farmers are being urged to keep up to date with measures to control C. ovis — sheep measles — after the Ovis Management programme reported a spike in infection rates.

  • Sleigh? No Way! Santa loves his classic Fords

    The excitement level increased dramatically for more than 40 pre-schoolers from First Years Pre-school when they saw Father Christmas emerge.

  • Elske celebrate farewell, future

    It was time for a bit of reflection for Sue Donaldson as she farewelled Elske at their last meeting of the year.

  • Show messes with emotions

    What a show to mess with your emotions! Those who helped fill the Dannevirke Town Hall for the Origin Studios Production ‘24 were transported by dance to periods of great joy and equally great misery as the two parts of the show - Wonka and Les Miserables - were performed twice.

  • Familiarity and emotion major factors for author

    Fast-paced and compelling, this contemporary legal drama set in Ōtautahi Christchurch, follows child advocacy lawyer Rebecca Eaton as she navigates her work representing a surrogate mother and advising on a child endangerment case, as well as facing trials in her own life. Professional and personal lines blur as she strives to protect the people she loves and those who have put their trust in her.

  • Police warning for drivers

    There have been several serious crashes around the country with multiple people losing their lives or suffering life-changing injuries and loss as a result.

  • Farming pilot gets $1m funding boost

    Evan Potter says every farmer has paddocks they aren’t making money from.

  • Battle that was fought in the drenches

    ‘This is no time for ease or comfort, it is the time to dare and endure” — wise words from Winston Churchill — and relevant to the drench-resistance battle that our sheep sector faces today.

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