Tournament chance for pupils to mix
Tournament chance for pupils to mix
Māruawai College pupils have taken part in a sports tournament with Matthew Flinders Anglican College pupils from the Sunshine Coast.
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A chance brush led to long career in sign writing
A chance brush led to long career in sign writing
A chance meeting on the streets of Mataura opened the door to a long and satisfying career for one Gore business owner.
Campaigner to stand for oil refinery board
Campaigner to stand for oil refinery board
The man campaigning to have the Marsden Point oil refinery operating again is standing as a director for Channel Infrastructure, the company that owns the refinery.
Team’s set play contributed to win: coach
Team’s set play contributed to win: coach
Age triumphed over youth in a Hockey Southland division two game at Gore on Saturday.
‘Thinking safe’ message starts early
‘Thinking safe’ message starts early
Northern Southland pupils have learned how to use their "think safe brain" at a health and safety day at Riversdale.
‘I’d do it all over again’: 50 years not enough
‘I’d do it all over again’: 50 years not enough
A Tokanui octogenarian has no regrets about a half-century behind the wheel.
No change in number of council seats
No change in number of council seats
Gore district councillors have voted to keep the same number of seats around the council table as the process of reviewing how residents are represented starts.
Free lunches beneficial to pupils, principal says
Free lunches beneficial to pupils, principal says
There is such a thing as a free lunch at Māruawai College and pupils are reaping the benefits, principal Mel Hamilton says.
Lions contribute to heart equipment
Lions contribute to heart equipment
The proceeds of two Pakeke Lions Club book sales have paid for more than half the cost of the latest patient monitoring equipment for Gore Hospital.
St Peter’s making progress on issues
St Peter’s making progress on issues
St Peter’s College is taking steps to redress issues identified by limited statutory manager Nicola Hornsey.
Consent sought to discharge wastewater
Consent sought to discharge wastewater
The next step has been taken to find a way to dispose of Gore district’s wastewater.
Former SPCA manager back behind the counter
Former SPCA manager back behind the counter
Mataura woman Tanya Rowling says she has "come full circle".
Fifty years in the bulky not enough
Fifty years in the bulky not enough
A Tokanui octogenarian has no regrets about a half-century behind the wheel.
Walk of faith
Walk of faith
Tony Kortbaoui, of Gore, carries a wooden cross leading the Good Friday Crosswalk in Gore.
St Peter’s making progress, LSM says
St Peter’s making progress, LSM says
St Peter’s College is taking steps to redress issues identified by limited statutory manager Nicola Hornsey.
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Consent sought to discharge wastewater to land
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Consent sought to discharge wastewater to land
The next step has been taken to find a way to dispose of the Gore district’s wastewater.
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No change in number of council seats
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No change in number of council seats
Gore district councillors have voted to keep the same number of seats around the council table as the process of reviewing how residents are represented starts.
Fitting farewell for two acting legends
Fitting farewell for two acting legends
The Great Escaper is supposed to be British actor Michael Caine’s last movie.
Titans captain ‘pretty stoked’ with team’s effort in championship final
Titans captain ‘pretty stoked’ with team’s effort in championship final
Gore’s softball team the Titans are the premier 2 Southland Softball champions.
Southern historian’s meticulous work recalled
Southern historian’s meticulous work recalled
Unlike many of his peers, historian Herries Beattie valued knowledge, not just artefacts, an audience has heard.