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The Ensign, based in Gore, was established in 1878, and is distributed to homes in Eastern and Northern Southland and West Otago. It features coverage of local government, local sports, arts and recreation, and farming news. The team is proud to have serviced this area for more than a century and is an active sponsor of many local activities and sporting events.
It is full steam ahead for the restoration of the Mataura Railway Station. Railway Heritage Trust executive officer Barry O’Donnell announced on Monday that work on the project would begin this month. It comes just over a year after Rail...
Two awardwinning Gore country music talents are putting on a show to help them get to a national competition in October. Meila Scully, of Riversdale, and Heather Thacker, of Gore, who won their age categories at the Southern Country Music...
Gore has another young talent on the rise as Rene Topi heads to Australia this month as part of the New Zealand U13 national softball squad. The young shortstop and pitcher, who has already been a standout in rugby and athletics, is now making...
After an international trip featuring some very competitive matches, one local woman came back to a champion’s welcome for her hockey triumph. Lynne Dickie returned to Gore from Belgium last week, where she represented New Zealand in...