Gemma Sinclair

A member of an organisation working to improve the lives of women and girls in Gore says they have quietly made their mark in the community.

A kiosk showcasing the history of Menzies Ferry from the 1800s to today has been unveiled after four years of hard graft.

A shiny new rotary mower has arrived at the Waikaka Golf Club to replace one nearly passed its use-by date, thanks to a community fundraiser that raked in thousands of dollars.

Conflict and war are not confined to the past — words that echoed around the Gore district during the Anzac Day service.

There are concerns reduced funding to the government’s school lunch programme will continue to put the squeeze on at least one Gore school.

It is one thing to feel your stomach growling, it is another when a drug-induced trance brings about an appetite for human flesh.

A show replaying Irish history with curated music to match will make its way to Gore next month.

A Gore theatre group has secured $10,000 funding from the Mataura Licensing Trust (MLT) which will help it run events, including some at St James Theatre, until the end of next year.

Young creatives from around Otago and Southland will compete for a $1000 prize as part of the 53rd "Riversdale Mixed Media Arts Exhibition".

A classic musical is returning to West Otago after 26 years, along with four performers from that same production.

The third Southland Wool & Craft Festival will be about more than needles and yarn; it will showcase of crafting prowess, its founder says.

Gore Cat Rescue is turning away homeless and injured cats away due to a shortage of foster carers.

Gore service people of all ages who have "put their lives on the line" for the country in conflicts around the world will be commemorated as the Gore RSA gears up for its Anzac Day service on...

A Gore woman says a stint behind bars has given her "my life back", following a spree of thefts and wild driving.

A classic musical is returning to West Otago after 26 years, along with four performers from that same production.

Picking up a super-sized ping-pong paddle and knocking a ball with holes in it over a net has become a sporting sensation around the world, and Gore is no exception.

Navigating with a map and compass may sound old-fashioned, but orienteering is in vogue and is coming to Gore again in time for the school holidays.