The definition of the word projection in psychology is the process of displacing one’s feelings on to a different person, animal or object. When it comes to Donald Trump, he is the master of projection. When he describes others he is attacking as...
A key milestone in the recovery from Cyclone Gabrielle was achieved yesterday, with all state highways in Hawke’s Bay and Tairāwhiti open, following completion of the Hikuwai Bailey bridge, Associate Transport Minister Kiri Allan says. “This is...
The Gisborne Herald has joined a host of New Zealand publishers in reaching agreements to join Google News Showcase, a programme paying publishers to curate content and build deeper relationships with readers. Other national, regional and local...
Rongoā Māori and natural health product manufacturers are to be exempt from regulation under the Therapeutic Products Bill after months of public hui and submissions calling on the Government to exclude it from the Bill. Cran Gage, of Cran Gage...
Work continued this week on removing the 100-metre-long Te Reinga Bridge at Ruakituri. The bridge was severely compromised during flooding in early 2022 and closed to heavy traffic. It was then critically damaged in Cyclone Gabrielle in February...
A Gisborne woman living with stage four lung cancer has successfully petitioned the Government to make changes to a proposed law change impacting her chances of survival. Theresa Zame currently imports medication Tagrix from Bangladesh at a fraction...
Tairāwhiti has suffered 34 Covid-19 deaths, according to the latest Ministry of Health figures. The ministry’s statistics, dated to 1pm on Monday, shows there are 91 active cases in Tairawhiti and a total of 9855 cases since the pandemic started...
Forestry Minister Peeni Henare says changes about getting the right tree in the right place The Government is tightening up rules on farm-to-forestry conversions by giving communities greater control over the planting of forests. Forestry Minister...
Mission organisation Far East Broadcasting Corporation (FEBC) has enlisted the help of Mangapapa Church to deliver emergency “clever radios” to isolated communities in the Gisborne region. Clever radios have many charging options and uses, and...
This week is the country’s second National Blood Donor Week, but Gisborne residents will have to wait until early August before they can give blood. New Zealand Blood Service (NZBS) is calling for 40,000 more New Zealanders to “Find their Why’...
Those seeking answers on the recent category labelling of their flood-affected homes in Tairāwhiti will be given an opportunity to put questions to the council in the coming days. Gisborne District Council is running drop-in sessions tomorrow and...
The inaugural Indian Classical Music and Folk Songs event is just around the corner and the Herald caught up with headlining performer and tabla maestro Manjit Singh about his upcoming visit and performance in Gisborne. “For locals it’s a great...
Odeon Multiplex ■ Elemental Computer-animated romantic comedy-drama produced by Walt Disney Pictures and Pixar Animation Studios. Set in a world inhabited by anthropomorphic elements of nature, the story follows fire element Ember Lumen and water...
The Play Hanna was a near sell-out event on March 6 and raised $6800 for Te Karaka families affected by Cyclone Gabrielle. The fundraising event — a one-woman show performed by Cassandra Woodhouse — was organised by AOTNZ and the Lawson Field...
THIS WEEK ■ Thursday Build-a-Band Smash Palace Bar, 24 Banks St, 7pm-11pm, free entry. ■ Friday Night Karaoke Breakers Jandal Bar, from 8pm to midnight, free entry. ■ Out of the Box Dome Bar, Friday June 16. Six hours of world-class house...
We learn in The Flash — the much awaited, new DC Studios offering — that it’s Father Time one musn’t cross. Because trying to change the past can really mess you up when you get back to the future and realise you have inadvertently changed...
The Choral Society concert A Taste of Opera featured soloists from the choir, as well as grand choruses, scenes from operas and a youthful guest trio of Genii (or Holy Boys). This trio and excerpts from Purcell’s Dido and Aeneas were accompanied...
International face of Aotearoa songcraft and first-time New Zealand album chart topper for his latest album Bright November Morning, Don McGlashan is all set to arrive at Gisborne shores this September. His performance at The Dome is part of the...
Girls’ High band Ngā Rau Mahara took the top honours during the Central district round of the national secondary schools’ chamber music contest at Lawson Field Theatre on Tuesday night. The seven-piece rock band put on a stunning show which won...
Have you heard of waterless lithography? In simple terms, it’s an offset lithography printing process that eliminates the use of water or dampening system used in conventional printing. “It’s not the easiest process to describe, but once you...
Tairāwhiti martial arts exponents had the benefit of tips from a coach of champions this month. Mike Angove is one of six elite-level coaches operating out of City Kickboxing in Auckland. The club has fighters competing in UFC and around the world...
Football Eastern League 1 — SATURDAY, 12.30pm: Childers Road Reserve 1, Property Brokers Thistle 1sts v Coates Associates Wainui Demons. 2.30pm: Wainui 1, Sunshine Brewing Wainui Sharks v Heavy Equipment Services Gisborne United 1st’s; Wairoa 1...
Ngatanatafu Vake will never forget his star turn at the Rectory. The Rotorua Boys’ High School centre scored three tries in the first half of the Super first 15 clash at the home of Gisborne Boys’ High School rugby on Saturday. It set his side...
Arriving at the local supermarket, I encountered a young fella who had just finished shopping and was heading back to his car. He held out his hand, saying “Here’s something to buy lunch for you and your wife” (or words to that effect). In his...
So, in a week when Hipkins visited a partially complete bridge over the Hikuwai River, he must have had visions of his Labour caucus in a bus driving off the end of it. We’ve had Wood and his Machiavellian handling of his airport shares, we’ve...
All political parties claim to want a better future, and higher incomes, for NZers but I’m happy to support the one that has put our tax money to good use on our behalf. I firmly believe that education is the key to better jobs and we have a Govt...
Re: Let’s have more babies comment. The amendment to the Crimes Act in 1978 gave New Zealand abortion on demand. Since then 500,000 tamariki have died in abortion. Perhaps adoption incentives could be looked at. Ian Gaskin
The bipartisan, partnership approach to reducing New Zealand’s agricultural emissions has gone for the forseeable future with National’s declaration this week that it would push out the pricing of farming emissions, potentially until 2030. Along...
by Sherrill Beale Whangara Old Girls face an uphill struggle when they play top seeds YMP in Gisborne premier netball tonight. The Pak’nSave competition game at the YMCA starts at 6pm. Turanga FM YMP are unbeaten this season and have been playing...
The sound of ball hitting the back of the goal was prevalent as the heavyweights flexed their muscles in Poverty Bay club hockey. There were big wins to YMP’s top men’s and women’s teams, GMC women’s Green Machine also racked up the goals as...
The 55th annual Fieldays event opened its gates this morning and this year marks a significant milestone as it will be the first time since 2019 that the borders will be fully open, allowing for a global exchange of ideas and innovations. Mystery...
Classes were suspended at the Tairāwhiti campus of EIT Te Pukenga last week after six staff members in the trades area (carpentry, engineering and automotive) tested positive for Covid-19. Other staff were also showing similar symptoms of the...
Planning is now seven-tenths complete on how the region will respond in the wake of a tsunami brought on by a Magnitude 9 offshore earthquake. Last week, a three-day workshop was organised to get a catastrophic plan (CATPlan) for the region 70...