'Extremely grateful': $52.5m Tiniroto repairs backed by Govt funding
Repairing the Tiniroto bluffs will start a two-year construction project.
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East Coast's bull sales season full of promise
Bull sales generate millions for the East Coast region.
'No-brainer': Dog group donates $5000 for rescue helicopter support
Cheryl Clarke is now advocating for greyhound adoption after rehoming Big Time Seattle.
'Lift him up': Gisborne students unite for Pink Shirt Day
Gisborne Boys’ High students wore pink for Pink Shirt Day to fight bullying.
National opposes Napier's boundary change in East Coast submission
Submissions suggest shifting East Coast boundary to align with Gisborne District Council.
Out with the old... in with the new Hikuwai Bridge
New bridge to feature modern, two-lane structure 100 metres long.
Budget 2025 will expand access to after-hours healthcare in Wairoa
Urgent care services will expand in Wairoa as part of Budget 2025.
Not if but when: Being ready for earthquakes and their after-effects focus of talks
'It Starts Before the Shake' public sessions to be held in Gisborne.
'Kindness and courage': Gisborne unites for Pink Shirt Day
Pink Shirt Day promotes kindness and inclusiveness across Aotearoa.
'Quite optimistic': Market outlook shifts in Gisborne
Gisborne one of only three regions to report increase in listings for April.
Why five marae are relocating to safer ground with Govt support
Agreement to shift five at-risk marae in Tairawhiti with Government support.
'For whānau, built by whānau': $75m affordable homes initiative confirmed
Government partnership to build 150 affordable rental homes in Gisborne.
'Confidence is still ticking': Lamb sale sees prices and demand rise
Around 3500 lambs were presented, doubling last week's numbers.
How the Govt's $190m social fund aims to tackle Tairāwhiti's big issues
The newly announced fund aims to improve results from social services.
Machinery fire prompts evacuation at Gisborne factory
Firefighters were called to the Cedenco factory on Thursday night.
Opportunity knocks: Scholarship for Gisborne's future forestry students
Grace Whaanga won the 2025 Poverty Bay A&P Association scholarship.
'Truly amazing': New ambulance a game-changer for Ruatōria
The new VW ambulance was blessed in Gisborne and welcomed by Hato Hone St John.
Thumbs up after first look at updated welfare code
Beef + Lamb NZ to talk with farmers before finalising submission.
Hospice care undervalued, needs Govt support, says board chair
Demand for palliative care is expected to rise by 53% in 18 years.
Colour My World workshop nurtures young artists in Gisborne
Students revel in 'the biggest Aurora art programme ever'.
'I can't wait to get started': Jordan Luck is ready to hit Gisborne
The gig honours late Smash Palace owner Darryl Monteith.
Kylee De Thier: From bullied youth to Pink Shirt Day ambassador
'It's been my whole life': Influencer's story of bullying and resilience
'Check your records': Measles case prompts vaccination call
Health NZ aiding contact tracing in Auckland after a confirmed measles case.
'Pure luck': Driver unhurt after ute hits cattle beast on highway
Man unhurt after cattle beast hit on SH35 on Wednesday, but the animal was not so lucky.
What's on guide: Markets, music and more in Tairāwhiti Gisborne
What's on in Gisborne this weekend; ĀTA National Wānanga, dinner by the river and live mus
Navigating the narrative: SS Ventnor legacy explored in Tairāwhiti
The SS Ventnor sank in 1902, carrying remains of 499 Chinese men back to China.
'Kids will be kids': Expert urges helmet use after skatepark injury
Park supervisor strongly encourages helmets, but it is not a legal requirement.
'Good to be back': Marlon Williams' triumphant return to Gisborne
OPINION: Williams performed songs in te reo and classics like My Boy.
Cenotaph lions still stained after red paint vandalism
The four marble lions at the Cenotaph still much the worse for wear after paint attack.
Gisborne's main street targeted as palm trees set ablaze
Three palm trees were set alight in Gladstone Rd on Tuesday night.
Kiwi recovery success at Whinray Reserve after 26 years of pest control
The Whinray Reserve now has more than 30 adult and juvenile kiwi.
Gisborne advances plan for Regional Response Team in emergencies
The council says the team will cost less than $10 per property per year for ratepayers.
'Absolute disgrace': Anger mounts over graffiti on war memorial
“It denigrates the ancestors of the people who did it," says RSA president.
Surf teams feature plenty of local talent
Plenty of Gisborne surf athletes named in national teams for 2025 competitions.