Gerrit Doppenberg

If you buy a house in Gore, statistics show you are in for the long haul.

Cars parked all along the roadside and people flooded into Edendale Presbyterian Church to celebrate the annual tulip open day on Monday.

A Mataura man is lucky to be alive and is urging others to get checked if they do not feel well after a close call with a flesh-eating disease left him in intensive care for three weeks.

The Garston Presbyterian Church is turning 100 years old, still a historical pillar of faith in the rural community.

Mandeville came out in force to support a child with cancer and raise $37,000 for Ronald McDonald House.

Year 13 students at Menzies College have smashed their goals this year, with seven receiving scholarships to the University of Otago.

It was a record-breaking weekend as car enthusiasts packed the road to celebrate their classic vehicles in and around Gore.

Get ready to stop and smell the tulips next week as Tulip Open Day marks 20 years of celebrating the flowers’ majestic colours.

A fundraising open day became one of celebration after an amazing effort from the Tokanui community.

The Gore Rhododendron Festival celebrated its 30th anniversary on Sunday with a large turnout and awards for special members of the society.

A local radio station is going from the cave to the nation after being invited to join a collective of independent stations around New Zealand.

A Muay Thai kickboxer in Gore says although the sport is violent, it has made him a more kind and patient person.

There is a new face around the Gore Multisports Centre, bringing a lifetime of passion of ice skating to the town.

The MVM Hokonui Culture Fest went off with a bang last week, with international food, craft and even pop stars entertaining the people of Gore.

Get ready to stop and smell the tulips next week as Tulip Open Day marks 20 years of celebrating the flowers’ majestic colours.

The theft of a tyre memorialising a Gore local has left family and friends of the man wondering how low some people can stoop.

The theft of a tyre memorialising a Gore local has left family and friends of the man wondering how low some people can stoop.

Tension between Federated Farmers and Fish & Game in Southland has spilled over, spurring nationwide effects and calls for the government to step in.