City brewery wins big
City brewery wins big
A little tweak to their boutique brews has paid big dividends for Invercargill brewer Gadoochi.
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Meeting to offer data centre info
Meeting to offer data centre info
A public meeting to air concerns over the $3.5 billion AI data centre planned for Makarewa will be held next week.
Importance of reflection and planning
Importance of reflection and planning
Follow the stars, not the noise.
Season for soup
Season for soup
Staff at the Invercargill Library decided school holidays would also be a good time to roll out some free steaming hot soup to begin Matariki celebrations.
ILT wears oyster festival fallout
ILT wears oyster festival fallout
The last-minute scramble to sell tickets to May’s Bluff Oyster & Food Festival failed to offer a lifeline to the ILT’s bottom line.
Young entrepreneurs successful at market
Young entrepreneurs successful at market
Young Invercargill entrepreneurs braved wild weather to present their businesses at the Southern Farmers Market on Sunday.
Heffernan on top of her game
Heffernan on top of her game
Every one in the South knew Kate Heffernan’s brilliance.
Steel produce best season in eight years
Steel produce best season in eight years
Amid the outside noise, the Southern Steel produced their best season in eight years to finish as runners-up in the ANZ Premiership.
Barbarians triumph in thriller
Barbarians triumph in thriller
Eastern Northern Barbarians are Southland’s 2026 Galbraith Shield champions after beating Pirates Old Boys in a 100-minute club final at the Les George Oval on Saturday.
Baabaas triumphant
Baabaas triumphant
Cheers and beers flowed at the MLT Eastern Northern Barbarians Bury St base on Saturday night after their Galbraith Shield win.
Expansion announced for hospital
Expansion announced for hospital
Gore Health is upgrading its ED and primary care facilities to meet a surge in demand.
TVNZ upholds Gore District Council complaint
TVNZ upholds Gore District Council complaint
TVNZ has issued an apology to the Gore District Council over an incorrect statement broadcast last month concerning local government amalgamation.
Looking back
Looking back
The Gore Volunteer Fire Brigade took ownership of this British-made Shand-Mason steam fire engine in 1899.
The importance of reflection
The importance of reflection
Follow the stars, not the noise.
Our people
Our people
It was a magical night out at the Kāhui Whetū celebration last Thursday.
Survey highlights concerns for youth
Survey highlights concerns for youth
Gore’s youth are facing a striking difference between expectation and reality, a new survey says.
Bright bench seat marks Matariki
Bright bench seat marks Matariki
A Matariki bench seat that represents the hopes of the people of South Otago for the restoration of their local environment has been unveiled.
A bright, brilliant start to Matariki
A bright, brilliant start to Matariki
Thousands of people braved the conditions last week to celebrate Matariki at the Gore Public Garden.
Catwalk change for design awards
Catwalk change for design awards
It is a race against time for a new catwalk at next weekend’s Hokonui Fashion Design Awards.
Natives to replace school’s elms
Natives to replace school’s elms
A dozen exotic trees deemed a health and safety risk on the grounds of St Peter’s College were cut down last week.