Ella Scott-Fleming

An Invercargill man who pointed a sawn-off shotgun at a pedestrian in Gore later stripped naked to prove to police he had nothing to hide.

A New Zealand photographer known for his detailed shots of forgotten buildings across the country has completed a 10-day stint in Gore.

The tulips are in full bloom in Edendale and ready for the Presbyterian church’s annual fundraiser.

About 2500 attendees hit the Hokonui Culture Feast last Friday night to taste the flavours of over 20 different cuisines from around the world.

A young Gore musician is following directly in her mother’s footsteps by winning Junior Country Music Entertainer of the Year.

A Gore Holden loyalist has not let the brand’s Bathurst exit slow him down — firing up the barbie for his annual race-day party last Sunday.

Thirty-four years after joining the Gore Country Music Club to find her place in the community, one woman has been awarded a lifetime membership award.

A $10,000 Rotary grant has brought a Parkinson’s researcher to Gore to share her thanks and insights into her work.

Both farming and forestry leaders say they are unhappy with new rules intended to limit how much farmland is converted to exotic forest.

This year marks 100 years of Rural Women New Zealand (RWNZ) and for one former president, the anniversary is a reminder of the organisation’s achievements, big and small.

A young Gore musician is following directly in her mum’s footsteps by winning Junior Country Music Entertainer of the Year.

This year marks 100 years of Rural Women New Zealand (RWNZ) and for one former president, the anniversary is a reminder of the organisation’s achievements, big and small.

A Gore community board member has doubled down on comments calling food allergies "natural selection", after the introduction of more allergy-friendly school lunches.

A week after Gore Motor Camp was shut down by the council, a former resident has been sentenced for threatening camp staff with a knife and breaking a window.

A Gore teenager has been convicted of drink-driving and doing a burnout after the funeral of a fellow car enthusiast last month.

Name suppression continues for a Southland man charged with manslaughter, despite his identity being known by many in his small rural community.

A South Otago man befriended a 15-year-old girl online and bought her soft toys before telling her she would pay him back with sexual favours.

This year marks 100 years of Rural Women New Zealand (RWNZ) and for one former president, the anniversary is a reminder of the organisation’s achievements, big and small.

Both farming and forestry leaders say they are unhappy with new rules intended to limit how much farmland is converted to exotic forest.