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Arrest following Gore assault
A Gore man has been arrested following an assault on Thursday evening.
A Gore man has been arrested following an assault on Thursday evening.
The man killed in a motorcycle crash near Gore on Tuesday was convicted of raping and killing a South Otago woman in 1993.
Road toll now equal to last summer's following death of motorcyclist.
Gore's anti-prohibition whisky makers had plenty of bite, writes Eleanor Ainge Roy.
Three boys were playing in the school grounds when they were approached by an unknown man.
Gore's art gallery is the magnet, but other delights abound too, writes Eleanor Ainge Roy.
Firefighters from across Southland who were called to an explosion at Dongwha New Zealand's plant in Mataura at 4.30pm are preparing to leave the scene.
Former Gore mayor Ian Tulloch is out of intensive care and "on track to begin rehabilitation", his family says.
Paul Rush finds Gore is hooked on trout, hooch, abstract art, insects and music.
Whisky and art are the first drawcards - but Colin Hogg is surprised to find there's much more to the once-named Chicago of the south.
The body of a missing Gore woman Bernese Fiveash has been found by police in Invercargill.
Blue Sky Meats, whose shares trade on the Unlisted platform, has agreed to acquire Gore-based Clover Export.
A hit a tree south of Gore this morning, and the impact was enough to split it in two.
An accused man made a break for freedom from the Gore District Court yesterday and is still on the run.
No matter what the weather's doing, Pamela Wade finds entertainment in Southland and Central Otago.
Police are currently attending a crash involving a truck and trailer unit on State Highway 90 about 5km south of Waikoikoi, near Gore.
Finance Minister and Deputy Prime Minister Bill English is to give up his Clutha-Southland seat at the next election and stand as a list candidate.
Police have released the name of a toddler who drowned in a rubbish hole on a Southland farm yesterday.
A South Island couple in their 50s has admitted taking nearly $180,000 in welfare benefits over 23 years.
An unlicensed real estate agent has appeared in court after approaching people in Gore about selling their properties privately.