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Police Seize Arsenal of Almost 500 Firearms From Gore Property

Property · Gore

Police Seize Arsenal of Almost 500 Firearms From Gore Property

50% Center coverage: 6 sources

An arsenal of nearly 500 firearms have been uncovered from a Gore property in what is believed to be one of New Zealand’s largest weapons seizures. Police...See the Story

Lachie Jones: Coroner to deliver findings six years on from toddler's death

Mike Johnson · Gore

Lachie Jones: Coroner to deliver findings six years on from toddler's death

75% Center coverage: 4 sources

More than six years after the body of 3-year-old Lachie Jones was discovered in a Gore oxidation pond, a coroner is today expected to answer the question...See the Story

'Shambles': Coroner slams police probe, calls for fresh inquiry into Gore 3yo’s death

Cricket · Gore

'Shambles': Coroner slams police probe, calls for fresh inquiry into Gore 3yo’s death

34% Center coverage: 3 sources

A “full and fresh” police reinvestigation into the death of a Gore 3-year-old will narrow or resolve open-ended questions, a coroner has recommended....See the Story

Meet continues proud tradition

100% Center coverage: 2 sources

osefine Tauba was the first female home in the Gore Handicap Cross-country at Hamilton Park on Saturday. The race celebrated its 70th anniversary. PHOTO: GERRIT DOPPENBERG One of Southland’s longest-running athletic meets continued a proud legacy when celebrating its 70th anniversary at the weekend.Oceania · Gore See the Story

Campaign to improve aviary continues

100% Center coverage: 1 sources

Nikki Broad holds a placard she has made protesting the lack of greenery in Gore aviary. PHOTOS: ELLA SCOTT-FLEMING A Southland woman, whose tireless campaigning to the Gore District Council resulted in the rehoming of peafowl, is still unhappy with the conditions of the town’s aviary.Gore · Gore Read Article

Equipment stolen from truck in broad daylight

100% Center coverage: 1 sources

Hokonui Haulage co-owner and operator Scot MacKay had one of his trailers burgled last week on Jollies Hill. PHOTO: ELLA. SCOTT-FLEMING A Gore family-owned freight business had equipment stolen from one of its trucks and its operator warns other transporters and members of the public to be on the lookout for opportunistic thieves.Gore · Gore Read Article

Stalwart of southern rugby memorialised by competition, shield

100% Center coverage: 1 sources

Pip Jones, of South Otago, holds up the new shield which bears the name of her father, Otago rugby great Tuppy Diack, who died recently. PHOTO: PETER MCINTOSH A former Gore man, who died last month, will be memorialised through a new rugby competition and shield.Rugby · Gore Read Article

Quiz raises $11k for museum exhibition

100% Center coverage: 1 sources

An AI rendition of what the suite of Jo Ogier’s suite of art pieces — "He Wai Apakura — Te Ara Pounamu" may look like at the new museum. PHOTO: SUPPLIED BY EASTERN SOUTHLAND GALLERY After raising $11,000 at a fundraiser, the Eastern Southland Gallery has the dream of buying Jo Ogier’s art of the Mataura River in sight.Oceania · Gore Read Article

Report confirms value of Fairlight programme

Reading Time: 3 minutes The Fairlight Foundation’s unique internship programme for women is providing a launchpad for future leaders in agriculture, and has the potential to be replicated by other industries in the food and fibre sector, an independent report has found. The report, carried out by Dr Lesley Petersen and funded by the Food and Fibre Centre of Vocational Excellence, evaluated the impact, relevance and sustainability of the Fairligh…Agriculture · Gore Read Article

Police directed to reinvestigate Boy in the Water case – just no local cops

100% Right coverage: 1 sources

A coroner wants police from outside Southland to reinvestigate the death of Gore toddler Lachie Jones after being unable to establish how he ended up in an oxidation pond – or determine his cause of death. Assistant Police Commissioner Mike Johnson said police would now undertake this third investigation into Lachie’s death, and work “diligently on all aspects we need to undertake to progress that with the appropriate resources and urgency to co…Gore · Gore Read Article

Campaign to improve aviary continues

100% Center coverage: 1 sources

Nikki Broad holds a placard she has made protesting the lack of greenery in Gore aviary. PHOTOS: ELLA SCOTT-FLEMING A Southland woman, whose tireless campaigning to the Gore District Council resulted in the rehoming of peafowl, is still unhappy with the conditions of the town’s aviary.Gore · Gore Read Article

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