Ella Scott-Fleming

Two-time cancer survivor and East Timor veteran Nigel Cuckow is a man who feels like he has been cared for and honoured by Southland RSAs.

The Waikaia Forest Trails had their soft opening this week and, come sunny Anzac Day, families with a variety of skill levels were riding the accessible bike track.

After delays due to the weather, trees in the way and a diligent focus on accessibility for all, the Waikaia Forest Trails will finally be open to bike-riders this week.

With his documentary airing on Anzac Day, a Gore man wants to remind people of the experience, service and sacrifice of the contemporary veteran.

After delays due to the weather, trees in the way and a diligent focus on accessibility for all, the Waikaia Forest Trails will finally be open to bike-riders this week.

From earth moving to managing about 150 contractors a day, Gore’s Stuart Davie is making sure the Kaiwera Downs wind farm runs smoothly and leaves the land how it was found.

With his documentary airing on Anzac day, a Gore man wants to remind people of the experience, service and sacrifice of the contemporary veteran.

A Southland-proud musical outfit are releasing their album at the start of May featuring songs on shearing, World War 1, whalers and other key foundations of the land of the rolling "r".

A war-time fundraising musical club, the last remaining of its kind, is looking to modernise to attract new members.

In its golden 50th anniversary year, Gore’s famed country music competition has had a record-breaking number of entries.

Gore business owner targeted by a recent burglary spree said harsher punishments were needed for youth crime.

In its golden 50th anniversary year, Gore’s famed country music competition has received a record-breaking number of entries.

A class of Southland high school students earned their tradie stripes and became work-ready while building the foundation for a historical memorial of their rural settlement.

The blood, sweat and tears of 10-year-olds and heavy weights alike was left on the floor of the Town & Country Club last weekend, after Gore’s annual boxing tournament.

Pukerau school children were busy beautifying the improved cemetery last week, planting flowers and making flax crosses to adorn the war service graves come Anzac Day.

Children were running, riding and bouncing around Hamilton Park last Sunday due to an early Easter event held by Gore’s miniature train club.

The Fonz is back.

New action-comedy Novocaine takes the clear blueprint of a bank-heist film and adds a niche illness as a refreshing, simple twist.