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Five years ago Himiona Nuku started capturing eels full of eggs and helping them on their migratory journey. That was because two power stations on the Rangitaiki River were blocking their path. Audio

When Taumarunui student Rayne Bradley arrived in the big smoke of Hamilton earlier this year to study tourism she was nervous and homesick. A couple of weeks later she was feeling a bit more… Audio

Kohutapu Lodge was humming four years ago, it was welcoming international backpackers and living up to its five word motto "Changing a town through tourism". Overnight all that changed. After many… Audio

A farmer on the East Coast has just finished pregnancy scanning ewes, while some of the very early flocks are starting to lamb. Cows in Southland have settled on winter crops and sheep are break… Audio

A wrap of farming conditions around NZ, Tourism venture pivots to Teaching, Rayne Bradley reaches the halfway mark, Capturing Tuna and Healing Maori land through hemp. Audio

Growers have been forced to throw out hundreds of thousands of crops because wild weather has ruined them.

The latest figures from Stats NZ show fruit and vegetables have gone up 10 percent in the… Video, Audio

The Trade Minister says the recently completed round of the World Trade Organsiation talks were a win for the world's fisheries.

The latest rural news with Susan Murray. Audio

Northland farmer Roger Ludbrook is planting pine trees and reducing stock numbers so he can pay for greenhouse gas emission bills with carbon credits from his trees. Audio

Many farms in the North Island are drenched after all the rain and heavy money's being paid at Canterbury bull sales. Audio