Gemma Sinclair

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.

While concerns grow over the future of club rugby in New Zealand,  the Mataura Rugby Club has  helped the sport to soldier on for 140 years in the district.

The volunteers who run the Gore ice skating rink are reminding themselves good things take time as they go into overtime to get the rink ready in time for its reopening this week.

Gore DNA detectives have been tracing the heritage of southerners for 50 years.

A workers’ union has become involved as a Gore rest-home prepares to change ownership.

A beloved therapy horse facing a lifelong health battle now needs help of his own.

St Mary’s School’s community fair is back for its second year and is set to be stacked with food and family fun to raise money for the school.

After more than 70 years’ ownership, Presbyterian Support Southland (PSS) is poised to sell its Gore retirement village Resthaven.

Organisers of the 3 Peaks Mountain Race are thrilled a new section of track at Mt Cargill has been completed in time for tomorrow’s annual trail running event.