Clinton man growing more than veges
Clinton man growing more than veges
A South Otago organic farmer had cannabis growing on his rural property and a safe full of guns under his bed, a court has heard.
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Matariki celebrations return to mark occasion
Matariki celebrations return to mark occasion
The stars will once again shine brightly in the Gore Gardens as the community comes together to celebrate the Māori New Year later this month.
Night of booming action set to rumble into town
Night of booming action set to rumble into town
There is a rumble coming to Gore — high-flying action, bone-breaking intensity and entertainment for everyone as Pro Wrestling comes to town.
High-level coach talks to students about success
High-level coach talks to students about success
One of New Zealand’s best-known sport coaching and high-performance consultants came to Gore last week to teach local educators how to get the best response from their athletes.
Albion’s good form to be tested by Star in rematch
Albion’s good form to be tested by Star in rematch
It was a battle of the Gore women’s rugby teams last Saturday, with Albion on top as it hoped to go one better than last year.
Offender sentenced to supervision
Offender sentenced to supervision
A southern man went to his ex-girlfriend’s home, swung a bat at her and tried to gain entry before smashing the surrounding glass doors and windows, a court has heard.
Gardyne rejects accusation of ‘disrespectful’ conduct
Gardyne rejects accusation of ‘disrespectful’ conduct
The chairman of a southern council group is unrepentant about his behaviour at a recent meeting, which was dubbed "disrespectful" by a council leader.
Barbarians turn a corner with win
Barbarians turn a corner with win
In round 10 of Southland senior club rugby the Eastern Northern Barbarians beat the Invercargill Blues 33-26 on their Sponsor’s Day at the Gore Showgrounds.
Gore Truck Show results
Gore Truck Show results
Photos by Nicola Wilson
Surviving an ocean of troubles
Surviving an ocean of troubles
SEA CHANGE Jenny Pattrick Bateman Books Reviewed by Anne Stevens This book has a "please note" in the frontispiece: "This is a work of fiction, not a DIY Survival Manual....
Arts trail seeking artists
Arts trail seeking artists
Arts Murihiku is holding the popular and successful Southland Arts Trail again in 2025 and is looking for local artists to swing their studio doors open to visitors
Blues, Crusaders semi too close to call
Blues, Crusaders semi too close to call
And then there were four!
Invercargill councillor quits job to focus on mayoral run
Invercargill councillor quits job to focus on mayoral run
Invercargill councillor Alex Crackett says there’s no backup plan as she risks it all for a shot at council’s top job.
Students leave hearts on stage at competition
Students leave hearts on stage at competition
Hundreds of South Island secondary school students brought their creative talents to the Deep South last night.
One-third of cars stopped found unsafe
One-third of cars stopped found unsafe
One-third of vehicles stopped in a special policing operation in Southland should not have been on the road.
Cars ordered off road in safety crackdown
Cars ordered off road in safety crackdown
Police stopped more than 160 cars and ordered several off the road in a vehicle safety crackdown in Invercargill at the weekend.
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Snap decision saved livelihoods
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Snap decision saved livelihoods
Out of a job and in tears in the morning and back at work and running their own company by the afternoon.
Injured man choppered out
Injured man choppered out
A man was airlifted by helicopter from West Arm about 9.30pm on Wednesday with moderate injuries caused by a cooking appliance near Freds Camp Hut in Fiordland National Park, police reported...
Sensory delights offer wintry highlight
Sensory delights offer wintry highlight
The Illuminate Light and Sound Experience show lit up Queens Park in Invercargill despite the cold and rain last night.
Butter proving to be a popular fundraiser
Butter proving to be a popular fundraiser
While the skyrocketing price of butter may be leaving a bitter taste in the mouths of some, one non-profit saw a golden opportunity.
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