‘A good job’: Seymour stands by school lunch programme
The minister's comments come after incidents that included a child being badly burned.
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Job listings have gone up for the fast food franchise to open in the middle of the year.
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Minister Matt Doocey announced details of the $3.5m funding across three locations.
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Matawai mothers muscle up to qualify for Rotorua CrossFit event.
Field days will aim at ‘Farming for Profit’
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‘Deeply regrettable’: School lunch burns student, prompting safety probe
David Seymour apologised to the principal for the lunch incident.
Reaching new heights: Medal-winning climber breaks industry barriers
Gisborne arborist encouraging women into 'incredibly rewarding' career.
‘Top bloke’: Family mourn 73yo grandfather after ‘unexplained’ death
Tributes are being paid to the 'popular guy' who 'will be sorely missed'.
Nationwide investigation after student suffers second-degree burns from hot school lunch
'This child has basically had to be taken to A&E ... quite upset and in a bit of pain'.
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'I really enjoy the connection, that reciprocity with the audience'
‘So much generosity’: Gisborne Relay for Life 2025 to feature 64 teams
Beating the feet in efforts to raise $120,000 for Gisborne East Coast Cancer Society.
Gisborne student wins scholarship to boost Māori legal representation
'It helps to have someone representing you who looks like you and understands you.'
What’s on in Tairāwhiti this weekend: International Women’s Day celebrations
What’s on in Tairāwhiti this weekend: International Women's Day celebrations
Shelby’s no mustang but has plenty of horsepower
Pair of Gisborne Frasers first and second in Five-Year-Old class at Horse of the Year
Gisborne’s Well Wāhine Week returns with diverse free activities
The initiative aims to remove barriers to participation for women.
Death in Wairoa: Police treat case as unexplained
Emergency services found him unresponsive on Lucknow St at about 4pm.
The Mining Mum: How a podcast transformed Kiwi woman’s career path
Gisborne's Tegan Larkins empowers women in mining through podcast, recruitment.
Mitre 10 hosts DIY fundraiser for Alzheimer’s Gisborne-Tairāwhiti
Gisborne Alzheimers benefits from Mitre 10 Ladies Night fundraiser
‘Smell of an oily rag’: MP Dana Kirkpatrick praises Alzheimer’s Tairawhiti for vital community work
Pink Shirt Day promotes diversity and a safe, respectful environment for all.
Wairoa’s QRS expands into erosion protection
Quality Roading Services says it is diversifying operations amid an industry slowdown.
Why six Gisborne councillors aim for re-election this October
Mayor Rehette Stoltz is seeking another term in the upcoming election.
Covid-19 death tally in Tairāwhiti at 51
Nearly 28,000 cases recorded since virus confirmed in NZ in February 2020.
‘Digital nomads’: Campaign opens to attract remote workers to Gisborne
A campaign has started to attract remote workers to Gisborne, but why?
Nurse nostalgia: Reunion of class of 2022
'Guinea pigs' ... setting the standards on whether the nursing school would succeed.
Uneven ground: Cemetery upgrades begin for safer visitor access
Work at Taruheru Cemetery starts in RSA area.
Descendants honour conservation pioneer James Whinray in Gisborne
Bob Whinray Garnett visited New Zealand for the first time to learn about his ancestor.
Police crackdown on shoplifting a success
'We have a zero tolerance to reoffending': Sgt Isaac Ngatai
‘Close to everyone’s hearts’: Gisborne to consult on alcohol rules
Public consultation on the Local Alcohol Policy will start in March.
Battle of Midway: Cast of thousands at national surf lifesaving champs
'We are gearing up for an incredible event': SLNZ event manager.
‘Ideal addition’: NZ Farm Environment Trust welcomes Gisborne trustee
Extensive background in land management, community collaboration, sustainable farming
From one council role to another: ‘Now I get to do the action stuff’
Tony Robinson resigns, no byelection as less than a year left in the term.
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Gisborne market leads with 32% cheaper produce than supermarkets
Gisborne's Farmers' Market celebrated its 19th birthday last weekend.
East Cape hit by magnitude 4.6 earthquake, felt by residents
The earthquake was situated 40km northwest of Te Araroa.