HNZ staffing unfair, says Mayor Scott
HNZ staffing unfair, says Mayor Scott
Drastic short-staffing at Southland Hospital in Invercargill is evidence of a "broken and unfair" health system, says Southland’s mayor.
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Beloved son ‘hanging on to life with both hands’
Beloved son ‘hanging on to life with both hands’
Cameron and Bronnie Grant, and their children Addison, Zoe and Angus, were a typical Southland farming family when their world began unravelling at breakneck speed in...
Big trucks, muscle cars headline Southern Thunder
Big trucks, muscle cars headline Southern Thunder
NZ Super Trucks and Mainland Muscle cars headline a huge weekend of motorsport when Southern Thunder takes place at Teretonga Park in Invercargill this weekend.
Strong sheep and beef sales recorded in South
Strong sheep and beef sales recorded in South
Demand remains strong for sheep and beef in Otago.
Elers retains Golden Shears senior title
Elers retains Golden Shears senior title
Mataura woolhandler Lucy Elers is among the winners of the 64th Golden Shears competition.
Region great influence on poetry
Region great influence on poetry
Award-winning Wellington poet Tim Jones credits his education at Gore High School (now Māruawai College) for sparking his interest in poetry.
Sun and culture intersect
Sun and culture intersect
Otago Daily Times Lifestyle editor Rebecca Fox discovers Sicily lives up to the hype and more.
Tuned in for contest
Tuned in for contest
Tuner Roger Kidd uses a phone to tune the bagpipes of Hokonui Celtic piper Jeff Shanks at the Otago-Southland Pipe Band Championships in Dunedin on Saturday.
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Cows probable cause of spike: report
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Cows probable cause of spike: report
Cows were the likely cause of alarmingly high nitrate spikes in Gore’s drinking water supply last year, an Environment Southland report released last week indicates.
Call for ‘nitrate emergency’
Call for ‘nitrate emergency’
Greenpeace are calling for a nitrate emergency to be declared in Southland.
Police officer loses fight to cancer
Police officer loses fight to cancer
A Christchurch detective, who was raised in Gore, has died from a rare form of blood cancer, just days after marrying her "soulmate".
All eyes on next-level kites
All eyes on next-level kites
Hundreds of people turned out to Mataura’s Tulloch Park on Saturday to give kite-flying a go and see some internationally renowned kites being flown.
Looking back
Looking back
In this photograph from the Otago Witness of July 19, 1911, this mob of about 2600 prime lambs fattened in the Riversdale district make their way to the...
Keeping our energy as business slows
Keeping our energy as business slows
March is here, which officially means autumn, and the end of what has been a pretty incredible events season for Gore District.
Our people
Our people
Learning how to fly a kite on a sunny day?
Southland gold mine given go-ahead
Southland gold mine given go-ahead
A Southland gold mine that could produce more than $50 million of the precious metal a year has been given the go-ahead.
Waitaki joins Three Waters group
Waitaki joins Three Waters group
Gore Mayor Ben Bell has welcomed Waitaki District Council’s decision to rejoin the Three Waters group Southern Waters Done Well after its initial rejection of the scheme last year.
St John Riversdale Station opening
St John Riversdale Station opening
Due to a production error, the wrong photograph was placed in our story last week about the opening of the long-awaited Hato Hone St John Riversdale Station last month.
Dog ownership requires serious thought: trainer
Dog ownership requires serious thought: trainer
A Balclutha dog trainer has advice for owners to ensure their dogs are safe and obedient, following a spate of attacks.
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