Gisborne Herald news
One critically injured, part of SH35 blocked after crash involving car and truck
Police responded to the two-vehicle crash about 2.30pm today.
Heavy rain and wind warnings for northern Tairāwhiti not expected to affect weekend
Heavy rain and strong winds are expected from late Friday in Gisborne.
'Powerful example': Mum overcomes addiction to build a life helping others
'I discovered a renewed sense of purpose.'
Transforming waste into eco-friendly fruit trays
Hawk's trays are used by NZ & Australian producers to export apples and avocados globally.
The story so far: Tafa set to begin new chapter in UFC career
'I never knew this could be a possibility. So, now I want to take full advantage of it.'
'Really talented' young jockey dies in Hamilton dirtbike crash
Ngakau Hailey was set to ride in Cambridge tomorrow; his name is now removed from entries.
Dance party, markets and theatre on this weekend in Gisborne
This week in Tairāwhiti - Dance party, markets, theatre and heritage talk
Rhythm and Vines organisers release economic data from 2024 event
Visitor expenditure for Rhythm and Vines 2024 reached $5.72 million.
'Epitome of a life member': Ultimate honour for respected referee Barwick
Told to ‘get back on the bloody horse’ after an assault in a club game in 2003 ... he did.
Proceeds of Gisborne playwright's new show go to Takitimu Marae
The play features three cousins with inconvenient superpowers.
Meet the mature cat seeking his forever home in Gisborne
This calm, loving cat is a long-stay resident in Gisborne.
Meetings in Gisborne to restart Neighbourhood Support
'Early step' taken to redevelop the Neighbourhood Support concept in Gisborne.
Premium
Gisborne's Grey St protests ongoing one year on as review looms
A review of the effects of changes on the street is due in October, before any decisions.
Letters: Multicultural Council condemns Destiny Church march; East Coast tourism potential
Gisborne Herald readers share their views.
Appeal withdrawn over unlawful removal of Te Urewera huts
Te Uru Taumatua has withdrawn its appeal against the High Court ruling.
Court holds forestry directors accountable for environmental compliance
The 940-hectare forest poses environmental risks due to erosion-prone terrain.
Letters: isite relocation, $190,000 playground renewal
Gisborne Herald readers share their views.
Power bill increase in Tairāwhiti, but better infrastructure promised
FirstLight Network has increased resilience work as power bills rise in Tairāwhiti.
Our community
Landslide sparks evacuations, roads closed, homes flooded after storm
The North Island is expected to get off to a wet start this morning, with lingering rain.
Gisborne's Grey St protests ongoing one year on as review looms
A review of the effects of changes on the street is due in October, before any decisions.
Gretchen La Roche on her musical journey and promotion of the arts
'I feel so proud to have grown up in Gisborne.'
One critically injured, part of SH35 blocked after crash involving car and truck
Police responded to the two-vehicle crash about 2.30pm today.
Heavy rain and wind warnings for northern Tairāwhiti not expected to affect weekend
Heavy rain and strong winds are expected from late Friday in Gisborne.
Waikaremoana Lake Great Walk's popularity on the rise
The number of bed night opening day bookings for the walk has risen 18% from a year ago.
'Extremely grateful': 100-year-old wharf shed's rimu timber to be reused
A Gisborne building has been demolished after moving to multiple locations over the years.
Passion still burns for the game after 40-year rugby journey
Albie Gibson was a driving force behind the rise of the Māori All Blacks
'More to come': Gisborne's Andrews on a mission after historic first European gold
The 22-year-old judoka beat an Estonian teenager in the women's +78kg final.
'Legacy of kapa haka is alive and thriving': Vibrant competition unites region
Two groups are to represent Tairāwhiti at nationals in Tauranga in 2026.
Rural news
'Merry hell' in Mamaku: Village held 'to ransom' by hoons
Their gatherings involve burnouts, doughnuts and fireworks.
'Massive milestone': Rare native geckos, parrots return amid pest-control success
Bay Bush Action has removed more than 21,000 possums and nearly 48,000 rats
Opportunities in America for NZ red meat
OPINION: The Power of Meat study author says meat sales have started strongly this year.
Property news from OneRoof
Car news and advice
MG announces new models and a ‘hybrid first’ change up
MG Motor NZ has switched its focus to hybrids, with a big range MG HS PHEV on the way.
New Mazda CX-5 for NZ revealed: more tech, but still a big wait for Skyactiv-Z hybrid
Mazda's most important global model (in NZ, too) now in its third generation.
Cupra Terramar VZ review: full Cup
It seems like Cupra SUVs start at the top and the sportiness trickles down.
More Gisborne Herald news
'Legacy of kapa haka is alive and thriving': Vibrant competition unites region
Two groups are to represent Tairāwhiti at nationals in Tauranga in 2026.
Premier netball in the Y should go to form
Defending champions Waikohu out to extend unbeaten run in 2025.
MTF Awapuni speedway named Most Improved Speedway of the Year
Gisborne Speedway Club president Sam Hughes credited the clubs tireless volunteers.
Business as usual: YMP, GMC Green cruise to victories
Champions continue their unbeaten runs in Poverty Bay club hockey.
Most of $20k goal for Gisborne boy’s urgent cancer treatment raised in 48 hours
The family have closed the fundraiser and will soon travel back to Starship.
Hundreds brave winter solstice ocean dip in Matariki celebration
The Winter Solstice Ocean Dip was at Midway Beach, Gisborne.
'Early-stage discussions' between Government and iwi organisation for housing support
Tātau Tātau o Te Wairoa CEO Lewis Ratapu has called for more government aid in Wairoa.
Midway up-and-comer in NZ Pathway squad for Queensland champs
Event billed as an important step in preparing young athletes for elite competition.
Road trip defeats major blows for Thistle, United
Heroic Hart denies Gisborne United; four-goal second-half blitz sinks Thistle.
Glaze of glory: Garrett named Most Promising Apprentice
"William applies a professional attitude to whatever he does..."
Results from Gisborne bridge club's weekly competitions
Francks, Matthews dominate Monday's President Pairs.
Noisy nights, potholes and damaged tyres: Rural community shares concerns over trucks on road
A petition from residents highlights noise from 1.30am, speeding trucks and road damage.
Letters: Multicultural Council condemns Destiny Church march; East Coast tourism potential
Gisborne Herald readers share their views.
Kaiti resident optimistic about additional jobs with new KFC opening
The store will open next Thursday, July 10.