Susan Murray

The winners are announced! With Susan Murray and Clive Dalton. Audio

Around the country some welcome rain fell in most places of the North Island this week, while winter conditions are clinging onto the South. Audio

Country Life team embark on an epic movie trailer adventure. Audio

Sarah Laugesen is the principal of Woodbank Primary School in Marlborough that has only four pupils. Audio

Pig hunting competitions are seen as a good community fundraiser and they're particularly popular just before lambing because it reduces pig numbers, stopping them preying on newborn lambs. The… Audio

The far north is extremely dry and it's been brilliant weather for calving and lambing in the South. Audio

Seal pups make their way up a mountain stream near Kaikoura to play for the day. Audio

Gentle rain has fallen in the North Island and some snow in the South. Audio

After a chilly start to the week, the North Island ended up mildish and dry by Friday. The South Island's east coast around Christchurch and coastal Southland got snow, but inland areas were snow… Audio

Carne Technologies is a Cambridge firm which specialises in research and development work around the electrical stunning and stimulation of meat carcasses to produce the best possible meat to eat. It… Audio

Most of the South Island's had a chance to dry out this week - but cold weather's on the way. Calves are beginning to arrive thick and fast in the North Island. Audio

A sample of wool from Arahi, one of the ewe hoggets gets taken to the National Agricultural Fieldays to test its quality. There's a new fancy machine which comes up with lots of useful measurements. Audio

July's turned into an incredible challenging, wet and windy month around much of New Zealand. Audio

Wet conditions are still haunting most North Island farmers while in the South Island more snow has fallen and some farms are also struggling in the wet. Audio

About 400 buyers and interested observers packed into a marquee on a Waikato dairy farm on Thursday night as 90 cows and calves from New Zealand's top producing herd are sold. Extra staff were flown… Audio

A North Auckland farmer is sticking fluoro polka dot patches on a cow's rear end. Audio

Southland farmers Ian and Heather Smith run sheep and beef on their coastal farm near Waimahaka. Ian is the third generation of Smiths to farm on this rolling piece of land. Audio

There has been a lot of rain in both islands but temperatures remain extremely mild. Audio

This Hawkes Bay pip and stonefruit orchard has been in the Mardon family for four generations. Growing apples commercially has been a tough road in recent years, but Philip, David and Ian Mardon all… Audio

Bob Thompson reports on good stock health, prices and pasture conditions in Northland, but says structural change is needed in the industry in order to maintain top prices. Audio