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‘Pretty phenomenal’: Two gold and five bronze for Waikanae at IRB nationals
A 'cracking weekend' of nationals action for Waikanae's three crews

Gisborne Club Darts Association Tuesday league results
Highest finish from Mayhem's Quaden Stevens – 116.

‘Disappointed’: Residents warn of representation impact in electorate proposal
About 1300 voters may move to the Napier electorate for the 2026 election vote.

‘No wait time, no booking, just turn up’: Te Poho-o-Rawiri Marae hosting mobile health clinic
A nurse and paramedic staff the monthly clinic kaupapa, called Poua te Ora.

GBHS surfers 10th at NZ Schools festival
Gisborne beaten in plate final of Cranch Cup competition; Whangamatā champions.

Gisborne Contract Bridge Club results
Tracy Clayton and Kuba Jerabek have week's top score in bridge results

Three Gisborne sides kicking off Eastern Premiership campaign
Thistle, United at home; Gisborne Boys' High on the road

‘Resounding success’: Hospice fundraiser brings in $72,000
Hilary Barry hosted the fundraiser after a four-year break.

‘Incredible focus’: Music residency transforms students’ skills
Tolaga Bay students showcase talents in three-day music and drama residency.

Tapuae maestro takes coaching reins for Poverty Bay
Manuel-Harman is looking to carry Premier club success into the Heartland Championship.

$135m distributed last year by iwi to members
Distributions paid have increased by around 35% in the last five years: Phil Barry, TDB.

More students reap Farmer Time benefits
Beef + Lamb NZ's Farmer Time for Schools keeps on growing in popularity.

Cyclone-damaged road repairs hitting ‘top gear’
Council contractors have completed 60 repairs so far with another 200 expected in 2025

Silence is consent: Speech challenges people to speak up about racism
Students' words touch heart of police sergeant and judge at Race Unity Speech Awards.

Hikurangi Enterprises liquidation: Directors cite economic environment, limited resources
The business, founded in Ruatōria, cited limited resources and economic factors.

No pain, no gain: Podium finish for ‘wrecked’ Reid
Gisborne triathlete Tayler Reid sore but 'stoked' after third in his first Ironman 70.3.

‘Stress’ over licence renewals: Free course to help older drivers
Why Gisborne's senior drivers are hitting the classroom.

Going it alone: Ultramarathon runner to do entire 24 hours of Relay For Life
The $120,000 Cancer Society target is in sight, with more than $75k raised by Thursday.

Golden glory in Waikanae sights at IRB nationals
All three Gisborne crews in the hunt for medals among record numbers of entries

Feet to the floor: Super saloons back on track
Night of champ of champs action at Awapuni Speedway

A storied history: Nepia father-son match remembered in HSOB centenary
Nepia Junior died in 1954 during the Malayan Emergency and was buried in Singapore.