Trucks bring the action to rally day
Trucks bring the action to rally day
On Saturday, the engines were roaring and the mud was flying around, as the Southern Trail Blazers 4WD Club’s Landslip 4x4 Rally began for another year.
Gerrit Doppenberg
Council hits bumps in funding for roads
Council hits bumps in funding for roads
For those residents concerned over potholes, help is on the way.
Pushing his limits
Pushing his limits
How long could you run in one go?
70 exhibitors for arts, crafts event
70 exhibitors for arts, crafts event
The Waikaka Arts and Crafts Exhibition is back for the 48th time.
Southern Stomp ‘very successful’
Southern Stomp ‘very successful’
The strings were humming, the grass was blue and every foot tapped and danced along as the Southern Stomp launched in Gore last weekend.
Local bowler on world stage
Local bowler on world stage
To be the world’s best is not out of reach for one Gore lawn bowler as he arrives in Hong Kong this week.
Southerners upping sticks to take on world masters
Southerners upping sticks to take on world masters
Two hockey masters are headed to Auckland to represent New Zealand this week, confident and ready with a home-country advantage.
School proud of champion
School proud of champion
Menzies College has a new champion, with dead-eye accuracy and a great future ahead of him.
Crossing the age divide
Crossing the age divide
Residents at the Bupa Windsor Care Home were treated to a special visit by students from a Gore school.
Council hits bumps in funding for roads
Council hits bumps in funding for roads
For those residents concerned over potholes, help is on the way.
Formal ball marks the beginning of Movember
Formal ball marks the beginning of Movember
Slugs are back in style as another Movember rolls around, this time welcomed in style as two Gore women held a formal ball for the occasion.
Call for change after school trashed
Call for change after school trashed
A roaming band of delinquent youths has been stealing and vandalising around Gore, and has one school principal calling for an intervention.
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Woolma the sheep stolen in broad daylight
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Woolma the sheep stolen in broad daylight
A landmark of the Gore’s main street is gone following a brazen daylight heist.
Power out in parts of Southland
Power out in parts of Southland
Homes and businesses in the Gore district have found themselves without power after an unplanned outage this morning.
‘People like living here’
‘People like living here’
If you buy a house in Gore, statistics show you are in for the long haul.
Tulip day a great success
Tulip day a great success
Cars parked all along the roadside and people flooded into Edendale Presbyterian Church to celebrate the annual tulip open day on Monday.
‘If you’re not right, go get checked’: survivor
‘If you’re not right, go get checked’: survivor
A Mataura man is lucky to be alive and is urging others to get checked if they do not feel well after a close call with a flesh-eating disease left him in intensive care for three weeks.
Church to celebrate milestone
Church to celebrate milestone
The Garston Presbyterian Church is turning 100 years old, still a historical pillar of faith in the rural community.
Town comes out to support child
Town comes out to support child
Mandeville came out in force to support a child with cancer and raise $37,000 for Ronald McDonald House.
High achievers earn scholarships
High achievers earn scholarships
Year 13 students at Menzies College have smashed their goals this year, with seven receiving scholarships to the University of Otago.