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After watching Beetlejuice Beetlejuice I had a bizarre urge to see the 1988 movie Beetlejuice because for some strange reason I never did.

Two Eastern Southland rugby referees have been recognised at the Southland Referees’ Association awards.

The lack of a bell has not deterred Gore Camera Club members in reviving an old competition.

It is a case of like son, like mother at Waikaka School.

This week we celebrate Te Wiki o te Reo Māori — Māori Language Week.

This week we celebrate Te Wiki o te Reo Māori — Māori Language Week.

Gore District Council staff are finalising a resource consent which will begin a new chapter in how Gore and Mataura wastewater is treated.

A cut in NZ Transport Agency-Waka Kotahi funding to the Gore District is a "major health and safety issue", Cr Neville Phillips says.

The highs and lows of Brian Epstein’s short life are told in the movie Midas Man.

A young whistle blower has had a surprise end to his first season of refereeing rugby.

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.

Rotary Club of Gore has given $7500 to pay for more shelving and a second commercial refrigerator at the town’s foodbank.

The fact an engineer is in command of a Royal New Zealand Navy ship is "exciting in itself", Commander Chris Bone says.

Paying for a safe bed night is one way to support the work of the Gore and Clutha Whānau Refuge, assistant manager Eileen Bootsma says.

Even though the disclaimer at the end of We Were Dangerous says it is not based on a true story I have my doubts the movie is a total work of someone’s imagination.

Leading a team has been one of the highlights of a 25-year volunteer fire brigade career, Steve Lee says.

A cut in NZ Transport Agency Waka Kotahi funding to the Gore District is a "major health and safety issue", Cr Neville Phillips says.

Mataura Licensing Trust board members have recommended a $15,000 grant be paid towards a new kitchen for the Glenham Community Centre.

A point and a-half separated the first two placegetters in the Southern Indoor Charity Dog Trials final recently.

Maddy Collins, of Waikaka, sold her dog Loop for the top price at the dog sale held in conjunction with the Southern Indoor Charity Dog Sale.