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What does a 1934 sketch reveal about the city's difficult past and the work's creator?

It might not have the celebrity factor of its flashier cousin, but the slow-burn impact of the Wynne Prize can have a more profound result for artists and the public.

John Olsen was not scared of death and created art until the end. Before his passing, the celebrated painter shared a pot of tea, his views on the Third Act of Life, and why the work of older artists looks so free.

Port of Aberdeen has named Roy Buchan as its new chairman. Sian Lloyd Rees has joined as a non-executive board member.

It was possibly the biggest day in the history of a Mangamahu woolshed.
Another world lamb shearing record has been cracked in the Central North Island, he

Our review of 2022 agricultural news continues with a look at July and August. In the news - the earliest harvest ever in Egnland, controversy over the

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The leading representative body for the UK offshore energies industry has announced David Whitehouse has been appointed as its new Chief Executive.

Wine regions across the country are booming, and now offer a wealth of other attractions - including great food - other than wine.

Belynda Henry’s distinct signature - steeped in classical form - is resonant with authenticity of place, and rich in contemporary language. In th