Gerrit Doppenberg

Hundreds turned out to Mataura’s Tulloch Park to give kite-flying a go and see some internationally renowned kites being flown.

The pipes, the pipes are calling — for a new drum major to take charge and lead the Hokonui Celtic Pipe Band.

Gore District Mayor Ben Bell says more stringent leases in the future will help prevent a repeat of the issues surrounding the closure of the Gore Motor Camp last month.

Rows of red, yellow, white, purple and all the colours of the rainbow covered the Gore Town & Country Club this weekend, as the South Island National Dahlia Show delivered the sights of the...

What do you get when cross a Swedish farmer with a penchant for adventure, the oldest functional plane in Sweden, a global logistics crisis and Mandeville, the "Mecca for old planes"?

The pipes, the pipes are calling — for a new drum major to take charge and lead the Hokonui Celtic Pipe Band.

Gore District Mayor Ben Bell says more stringent leases in the future will help prevent a repeat of the issues surrounding the closure of the Gore Motor Camp last month.

For one Southland family steam engines are much more than a novelty — they are their transport, their hobbies, their assets and even their kitchen for three generations.

The On the Fly Festival in Gore reeled in about 1000 people on Sunday afternoon to celebrate the Mataura River, from its microbiome all the way to the catch.

Dahlias amazed and provided a view unlike any other at the Gore Town & Country Club stadium, which has been converted into a garden display for the 2026 South Island National Dahlia Show and...

The On the Fly Festival in Gore reeled in a thousand people yesterday afternoon to celebrate the Mataura River, from its microbiome all way to the catch.

Amalgamation is back as the hottest topic in local government, this time with four voices in the local government space butting heads at the Southern Field Days.

The MLT Moonshine Trail finished up another year with a great turnout and good conditions for its 20th annual event.

Sir John Kirwan has come to symbolise the mythology of the New Zealand man.

Exhibitors had a "great" time last week at the Southern Field Days, with positive tidings and a hopeful return to form for the market.

Prime Minister Christopher Luxon was the surprise guest at Gore’s Māruawai College on Friday as the school celebrated the opening of its new covered sports facility.