Drone deployed in search for missing Invercargill man
Drone deployed in search for missing Invercargill man
Search teams using a drone have been scouring the Southland countryside for an Invercargill man missing for almost a month.
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Decade of Kids Hub’s impact felt
Decade of Kids Hub’s impact felt
Gore Kids Hub is celebrating 10 years of paying it forward; helping young families thrive and prosper with hopes of many more to come.
Maize maze to bring unique experience
Maize maze to bring unique experience
Get ready for an a-Maize-ing time, as a unique experience asks "can you finish the Riversdale Maize Maze?"
Plan ‘breath of fresh air’
Plan ‘breath of fresh air’
Mayor Ben Bell says the new Gore district plan will be a "breath of fresh air" for those looking to invest or develop within the district
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Fast-tracked fish farm could create 500 jobs
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Fast-tracked fish farm could create 500 jobs
A large salmon farm just off Stewart Island could put nearly $400 million into Southland households and lead to nearly 500 fulltime jobs.
Call for backup water supply
Call for backup water supply
Invercargill Mayor Tom Campbell has called for a backup water supply to be prioritised as his city continues to make do with a single source.
Looking back
Looking back
This group of Ayrshire cattle secured four firsts and two championships for Mr J. Campbell, of Waikiwi, Invercargill, at the 1912 Gore A&P Society Show.
Connections help growth
Connections help growth
Sister city relationships are understandably an easy target.
Our people
Our people
The Mackintosh family of (from left) Ruby, 7, Renee, Oliver, 4, Luca, 4, Alfie, 9, and Andrew, had a great day at Crank Up at Edendale on Sunday
Mayor joins call for southern flights
Mayor joins call for southern flights
Invercargill mayor Tom Campbell has added his voice to calls to increase domestic flights in and out of the city.
Gore camp closure ‘heavy-handed’
Gore camp closure ‘heavy-handed’
A resident at the Gore Motor Camp says the Gore District Council does not care about the people affected by the camping ground’s closure.
Alcohol harm ‘underappreciated’
Alcohol harm ‘underappreciated’
A public health expert has painted a sobering picture of the impacts of alcohol on society, saying consumption needs to reduce drastically.
All dogs great and small set for show
All dogs great and small set for show
More than 200 pedigree dogs from around New Zealand, along with judges from China and Australia, will descend on Hamilton Park this weekend
Edendale Crank Up 2026
Edendale Crank Up 2026
Photos by Gerrit Doppenberg
‘Good old-fashioned entertainment’
‘Good old-fashioned entertainment’
The machines may have been vintage, but they were in vogue at at the weekend, as Edendale Crank Up 2026 warmed up its engines for another year.
Global supplies hit payout prospects
Global supplies hit payout prospects
South Island dairy farmers are waving goodbye to another double-digit milk payout as global supplies remain stubbornly high over the 2025-26 season.
Album review
Album review
Shorn of context, Sault’s latest album is both noteworthy and delightful — at least at first.
Baroque feast set to fill church with dulcet tones
Baroque feast set to fill church with dulcet tones
Music lovers are invited to enjoy a warm and atmospheric evening of Baroque music when Baroque Unbound performs at Gore’s St Andrew's Church next Thursday.
Good advice for all needs
Good advice for all needs
Christie Diamond Auto prides itself on being a one-stop shop for all motoring needs.
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‘Still on the case’ of elusive moose
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‘Still on the case’ of elusive moose
It may be now or never in the endless pursuit of moose in Fiordland for Ken Tustin, but he is more confident than ever the elusive animals are still in circulation.