Duncan Smith

Episode 3 - The Truth about Lies in Fiction Audio

Hot, calm days are suiting bees on orchards, but Hawkes Bay hasn't had any significant rain for six or seven weeks and it needs some. Eastern Marlborough is drying up too so farmers are offloading… Audio

Learning on the Land, Active in AI, Zespri's New CEO and the Regional Wrap. Audio

Sweetheart scams and the booming cyber-fraud industry are fueled by the human drive to trust people. Audio

Very little grass silage has been made in dairy farming areas of the North Island so farmers are being warned they probably won't be able to buy any when they need it. Audio

We take a journey from the trainer-wheels fibs of toddlers through to our peak period of dishonesty – the teen years – with a child psychotherapist and a family counsellor.  Audio

Southland farmers are voicing concerns about a proposed Water and Land Plan to maintain water quality in the region.  Audio

Brian Belluomini and Sarah Wright of Mela Juice think the secret to their juice just might be the sturdy, not overly efficient, 40-year-old juicer they inherited. Mela Juice produces single-variety… Audio

Paul 'Spud' Olsen grow potatoes in Opiki and keeps putting his hand up to be involved in farming and growing organisations. Audio

Hawkes Bay farmers are looking forward to the predicted moisture arriving this weekend. Milk production on dairy farms is ahead of last year and cows have been cycling particularly well. Canterbury's… Audio

Making Water the Winner, Mela Juice and Paul 'Spud' Olsen and the Regional Wrap. Audio

Nothing stings like the discovery that we have been lied to. Betrayal hurts and some of the most painful lies are those around infidelity. where betrayal is compounded by a powerful sense of… Audio

We turn the clock back to 1961 when several people reported seeing unidentified flying objects in South Canterbury. Audio