Saddlers regroup after 32 years It may have taken 32 years but Star McDougall has made good on an invitation to visit a friend who has now become an English television celebrity.
Park work awaiting consent approval Park work awaiting consent approval Further work in the Tulloch Park stage two development is waiting on building consent approval.
Collection’s oldest car goes for top price at auction Collection’s oldest car goes for top price at auction A 122-year-old motorcar fetched top price at an auction near Gore on Saturday.
New parking fines ‘bizarre’ — mayor New parking fines ‘bizarre’ — mayor Gore District Mayor Ben Bell says it is "bizarre" the government can dictate how much people are fined for parking misdemeanours.
Church for sale after 125 years Church for sale after 125 years A final farewell has been held for an institution that has been part of the Lumsden community for about 125 years.
Olympics chance for teamwork Olympics chance for teamwork Teamwork has been a big part of an Olympic Games held at Te Tipua School.
Topical, comedic tale of scams, growing older Topical, comedic tale of scams, growing older What happens to Thelma in the movie of the same name is very topical at present.
SUBSCRIBER Collection’s oldest car goes for top price at auction SUBSCRIBER Collection’s oldest car goes for top price at auction A 122-year-old motorcar reached top price at an auction near Gore on Saturday.
SUBSCRIBER New parking fines ‘bizarre’ - mayor SUBSCRIBER New parking fines ‘bizarre’ - mayor Gore District Mayor Ben Bell says it is ‘‘bizarre’’ the government can dictate how much people are fined for parking misdemeanours.
Burton’s zany take on the macabre finds target Burton’s zany take on the macabre finds target After watching Beetlejuice Beetlejuice I had a bizarre urge to see the 1988 movie Beetlejuice because for some strange reason I never did.
Whistleblowing pair honoured Whistleblowing pair honoured Two Eastern Southland rugby referees have been recognised at the Southland Referees’ Association awards.
Camera club revives Battle of the Bell Camera club revives Battle of the Bell The lack of a bell has not deterred Gore Camera Club members in reviving an old competition.
Dramatic hair cut for charity Dramatic hair cut for charity It is a case of like son, like mother at Waikaka School.
Call to give learning te reo Māori a go Call to give learning te reo Māori a go This week we celebrate Te Wiki o te Reo Māori — Māori Language Week.
Call to give learning te reo Māori a fair go Call to give learning te reo Māori a fair go This week we celebrate Te Wiki o te Reo Māori — Māori Language Week.
Wastewater management review cost tipped at $1.5m Wastewater management review cost tipped at $1.5m Gore District Council staff are finalising a resource consent which will begin a new chapter in how Gore and Mataura wastewater is treated.
Funding cut a ‘safety issue’ Funding cut a ‘safety issue’ A cut in NZ Transport Agency-Waka Kotahi funding to the Gore District is a "major health and safety issue", Cr Neville Phillips says.
Star-maker’s golden touch Star-maker’s golden touch The highs and lows of Brian Epstein’s short life are told in the movie Midas Man.
Young rugby referee ends season on a winning note Young rugby referee ends season on a winning note A young whistle blower has had a surprise end to his first season of refereeing rugby.
Decision on drilling delayed Decision on drilling delayed Extra geotech investigation work will add to the cost of the project and delay the decision about whether the Gore District Council will approve drilling under the Mataura River.