Gerrit Doppenberg

Only a few weeks remain until Tussock Country — New Zealand’s Country Music Festival arrives in Gore, set to continue the positive momentum of the event.

Sharron Sleeman and Avis Smith were out and about in their finest head wear at the Wool & Craft Festival at the Gore Town & Country Club at the weekend.

The ‘‘Wind and Waves’’ exhibition displaying art pieces from one of New Zealand's most prominent illustrators and authors has arrived at the Eastern Southland Art Gallery.

A group of volunteers was officially handed over from Hato Hone St John to Gore Health last week after the closure of a dedicated emergency department procedures programme.

Gore’s Māruawai Centre is, mostly, on track to open in July after nearly two decades of development.

Buildings in a notorious Southland campground are being demolished after an investigation found asbestos and ‘‘significant methamphetamine contamination’’ at the site.

For once, the black sheep were not on the outer in Gore last weekend.

A dispute over Gore’s district plan will be played out in court, after lobby group Groundswell filed an appeal against the council in the Environment Court.

For once, the black sheep were not on the outer in Gore last weekend.

The South Island RSA Snooker Singles Tournament played out in Gore over three venues at the weekend with tough competition – but high spirits.

Gunfire near children’s playgrounds and walking tracks in Dolamore Park has prompted calls for hunters to exercise more caution in the area.

A dispute over Gore’s district plan will be played out in court, after lobby group Groundswell filed an appeal against the council in the Environment Court.

A dispute over Gore’s district plan will be played out in court, after lobby group Groundswell filed an appeal against the council in the Environment Court.

Trevor Stewart’s 50 years of service to his community were celebrated this month by the Wyndham Lions Club.