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Drink-drive results shock
Gisborne Herald

Drink-drive results shock

Police were shocked by some of the drivers stopped by the impairment prevention team. Over the course of two days policing the roads in Tairāwhiti last week, 10 drivers were found to have excess breath alcohol at checkpoints targeting drink...

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Minor injuries in roundabout crash
Gisborne Herald

Minor injuries in roundabout crash

The emergency services were called to the corner of Childers Road and Derby Street on Tuesday night after two cars collided at the roundabout. A senior firefighter said the people in the vehicles suffered minor injuries. The crash call came in at...

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Photographic journey back in time
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Photographic journey back in time

A new photography exhibition featuring portraits taken by the Millard Studio opens at Tairāwhiti Museum tomorrow taking viewers on a journey back to Gisborne in the early 1900s. Edward Arthur Millard established and operated a photographic studio...

Popular jump bridge open again
Gisborne Herald

Popular jump bridge open again

A Gisborne railway bridge which doubled as a popular jump spot prior to Cyclone Gabrielle is once again open to the public. But the council warns even though safety barriers have been removed and the structure is now clear of hazards, heavy rain...

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Claimed baby fell off bed
Gisborne Herald

Claimed baby fell off bed

A baby boy, described by his mother as “my little soldier”, was not expected to survive after being assaulted by a man who has been jailed for four years and nine months. The baby, aged three-and-a-half-months, was left with permanent brain...

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British and Irish mini film festival
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British and Irish mini film festival

The Dome Cinema presents a selection of films from the 2023 British and Irish Film Festival, making it a little mini-fest especially for Gisborne audiences. Each film will only play once so be sure to book in and visit the website for links to see...

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Gizzy Gig Guide
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Gizzy Gig Guide

This week Build-a-band Every Thursday night at Smash Palace, from 7-11pm. Motivate your muso mates or just turn up — everything’s set up and ready to go. Let’s jam! Free entry. Fusion Bellydance Every Thursday at 5.45pm. Join vibrant and fun...

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Gisborne Film Guide
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Gisborne Film Guide

Odeon Multiplex The Marvels Carol Danvers, aka Captain Marvel, has reclaimed her identity from the tyrannical Kree and taken revenge on the Supreme Intelligence. However, unintended consequences have her shouldering the burden of a destabilised...

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Solomann win only reward for Tairāwhiti
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Solomann win only reward for Tairāwhiti

Every sportsperson has had to lick their wounds on occasion. For Tairāwhiti men’s golf team, the tongues were out yesterday and a cold beer helped ease a little of the pain after two more defeats at the Freyberg Masters interprovincial golf...

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Horouta rebound with 80-run win over GBHS
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Horouta rebound with 80-run win over GBHS

Te Waka were superb in Round 2 of premier grade Doleman Cup cricket. The David Situ-led Breakers Horouta rebounded from a 156-run loss to beat the Gisborne Boys’ High School first 11 by 80 runs on Saturday. Put in to bat on Harry Barker Reserve...

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Govt can expect a strong Opposition
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Govt can expect a strong Opposition

While the shape and policies of our next Government remain unknown 25 days on from the election, the Opposition it will face became clearer yesterday with confirmation that Chris Hipkins will stay on as Labour Party leader, with Carmel Sepuloni as...

Forces of nature
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Forces of nature

Roger Handford Re tsunamis. I did not base what I wrote (November 1 letter) on personal “speculation”. It was based on the published statements of other scientists. As for modelling, one only has to see how many times modelling gets the weather...

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Ready to rock at Turihaua
Gisborne Herald

Ready to rock at Turihaua

Erosion protection work is due to start at Turihaua and further work is being considered at Pouawa. Both sites are on State Highway 35 and are managed by Waka Kotahi NZ Transport Agency. “At this stage, there is no work being started at Pouaw...

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Winz moving to new premises
Gisborne Herald

Winz moving to new premises

Gisborne Work and Income service centre will close on Friday as the service moves to a new location. The Ministry for Social Development confirmed a new site would open in another three weeks. “We contacted our clients (last Thursday morning) to...