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    Performers fire up for Matariki celebrations

    Flame Entertainment performed four fiery sets of dazzling displays for a crowd on Invercargill's Esk St to kick off the city's Matariki celebrations this evening.

    SDC votes to keep water services in-house

    Southland District Council offices in Invercargill. PHOTO: FILE

    SDC votes to keep water services in-house

    A Southern council has opted to keep its water services in-house following strong community feedback.

    From covering ground to covering crackers

    Millie McFadzien competes last Saturday at the New Zealand Secondary Schools Cross-Country...

    From covering ground to covering crackers

    Top Gore runner Millie McFadzien, 17, has turned her athletic advancement to food design, creating and marketing a smoked eel pate made from Southern-caught tuna.

    Campaign to improve aviary continues

    Nikki Broad holds a placard she has made protesting the lack of greenery in Gore aviary. PHOTOS:...

    Campaign to improve aviary continues

    A Southland woman, whose tireless campaigning to the Gore District Council resulted in the rehoming of peafowl, is still unhappy with the conditions of the town’s aviary.

    Father ‘rapt’ investigation to reopen

    Paul Jones is still waiting for answers about the death of his son Lachie. PHOTO: STEPHEN JAQUIERY

    Father ‘rapt’ investigation to reopen

    Lachie Jones’ father feels his six-year campaign against police findings was "justified" after a coroner has directed further investigation into his son’s death.

    High time

    Photo: Bill Cowan

    High time

    A northbound Southerner goes past the Arthurton Railway Station in 1973.

    Welcoming new people, cultures

    PHOTO: ODT FILES

    Welcoming new people, cultures

    Eastern Southland is renowned for its rich cultural tapestry, blending Māori heritage with a diverse array of global traditions.

    Go Wyndham

    PHOTO: GERRIT DOPPENBERG

    Go Wyndham

    Supporting Wyndham in its match against Edendale on Saturday are Hannah Tiller holding Nevaeh Anderson, Brock Hasley, Baylee Wilson and Kaivay Kerr.

    Hens crush monkey

    Local children Brooke Schrader, 4 (left), and her sister Heidi, 5, stand in front of the moa and...

    Hens crush monkey

    Usually getting a monkey off your back would be a good thing, but Edendale’s 50-year-old animal-shaped hedges sadly lost theirs due to over-enthusiastic members of the public, a neighbour said.

    Commitment to arts, heritage

    Photo: ODT files

    Commitment to arts, heritage

    In 2007 the Gore District Council went through a consultative procedure to inform residents of a proposal to redevelop the Arts and Heritage Precinct.

    Cross-country tests school competitors

    Competitors in the girls’ under-13 grade run across paddocks in Waimumu. PHOTOS: GREGOR RICHARDSON

    Cross-country tests school competitors

    After a week of rain, the sun arrived at just the right time.

    Registry’s efficacy questioned

    Police  seized nearly 500 firearms from a property in Gore on Friday. PHOTO: SUPPLIED

    Registry’s efficacy questioned

    After the seizure of nearly 500 firearms in Gore, a lobbyist for responsible firearms says the system needs a serious overhaul.

    Heated debate over pool

    A Gore mother has raised concerns over the temperature of the town’s leisure pool, but the Gore...

    Heated debate over pool

    Despite the community turning up the heat, the Gore Multisports Centre has thrown cold water on concerns about pool temperatures.

    Equipment stolen from truck in broad daylight

    Hokonui Haulage co-owner and operator Scot MacKay had one of his trailers burgled last week on...

    Equipment stolen from truck in broad daylight

    A Gore family-owned freight business had equipment stolen from one of its trucks and its operator warns other transporters and members of the public to be on the lookout for opportunistic thieves.

    Monthly maternity clinic for Catlins

    Dr Pauline Dawson checks the heartbeat of Oranga Wahine administrator Amy Wornin’s baby. This is...

    Monthly maternity clinic for Catlins

    A Dunedin lecturer has started a monthly maternity clinic in the southern Catlins to provide closer access to care for rural Southern women and to better understand their needs.

    Former winner claims racism rife at NZ Gold Guitar Awards

    2024 Gold Guitar Award winner Amy Maynard.

    Former winner claims racism rife at NZ Gold Guitar Awards

    A former New Zealand Gold Guitar Award winner has called out racist overtones at the event, surprising organisers, who have vowed to fix the issues.

    Change of guard after 21 years

    Mark Eales being awarded his white chief fire officer hat for the Tapanui Fire Brigade by Otago...

    Change of guard after 21 years

    One lifelong member of the Tapanui Fire Brigade has stepped down from the top role, passing his white chief hat on to another officer who has more than 20 years of service under his belt.

    Stalwart of southern rugby memorialised by competition, shield

    Pip Jones, of South Otago, holds up the new shield which bears the name of her father, Otago...

    Stalwart of southern rugby memorialised by competition, shield

    A former Gore man, who died last month, will be memorialised through a new rugby competition and shield.

    Council hopes to ‘get on top’ of staff speeding

    PHOTO: ODT FILES

    Council hopes to ‘get on top’ of staff speeding

    A Southern council is upping the ante as it clamps down on speeding work cars.

    Insurance payout for cow-crash survivor

    Insurance payout for cow-crash survivor

    A Southland woman who fronted some of the cost of repairing her car after crashing into a runaway herd of cows has had some good news from her insurance company.
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