Latest from Gisborne

Premium
Kizlink selling art to help recovery
Lifestyle

Kizlink selling art to help recovery

“Just for fun” is how local painter Claire Kizlink describes her latest exhibition displayed at Verve Cafe. Her artwork consists of a selection of oil and acrylic paintings which carry a feeling of “motion and excitement”. Kizlink said: “...

Premium
Remembering their sacrifices
Opinion

Remembering their sacrifices

The crowd that gathered in front of the Cenotaph on a cold autumn morning in Gisborne yesterday showed that the relevance of Anzac Day remains strong 108 years after the disastrous Gallipoli campaign. As guest speaker Commander Yvonne Gray of HMNZS...

Premium
Champs crowned at Boys’ High athletics
Sport

Champs crowned at Boys’ High athletics

Grade champions — Junior: Mako Fukushima-Hall, 11 points, 1; Manawanui Stewart, 8pts, 2; Sol Bevins, 6pts, 3. Intermediate: Kahu Leach-Waihi, 12pts, 1; James Hamblyn, 9pts, 2; Oliver Egan, 6pts, 3. Senior: Angus Blair, 12pts, 1; Oska Smith, 8pts...

Premium
’Tahi put foot to the floor
Sport

’Tahi put foot to the floor

Brown gives Verstappen-like lead over chasing pack It's all on. Patutahi (1) are shaping up as the Max Verstappen of the 2023 Oligoi Jug men’s interclub while the chasing pack are producing matchplay drama befitting an episode of Drive To Survive...

Premium
Wairoa Athletic the team to beat
Sport

Wairoa Athletic the team to beat

The quest for the Lew Patterson Cup will tax eight great clubs to the limit. Reigning champions Charteris Choppers Wairoa Athletic have 10 competition points a fortnight into Civil Project Solutions Senior 1 rugby. They had a 32-10 home win against...

Premium
Business grants less than hoped
Business

Business grants less than hoped

Cyclone-hit businesses here have received less than half the amount of damages they wanted because a government compensation scheme was “oversubscribed”. Approved applications for the Government’s business support grants, managed through Trust...

Premium
Thistle bow out of Chatham Cup
Sport

Thistle bow out of Chatham Cup

Penalty awarded in the 90th minute sinks Jags’ hopes A 90th-minute penalty ended Gisborne Thistle’s Chatham Cup adventure with a 3-2 loss at McLennan Park, Papakura, yesterday. The match looked headed for extra time when Papakura City mounted...

Premium
Having fun doing mahi for PikUp
Gisborne Herald

Having fun doing mahi for PikUp

Community initiative PikUp aims to reduce food waste in Tairāwhiti. Since its inception, it has picked up around 6.6 tonnes of fruits from people’s backyards and rangatahi like Te Waiotu and Maria Wynne say they have a fun time doing the mahi. Te...

Premium
A good day for Kiwis in Australia
Opinion

A good day for Kiwis in Australia

The Australian government could not have found a better way to mark Anzac Day tomorrow than its long overdue decision to re-establish a direct pathway to citizenship for New Zealanders. Since 2001, Kiwis in Australia have resided there on a special...

Premium
Hat-trick to OBM’s Terekia
Sport

Hat-trick to OBM’s Terekia

A contender is emerging. Enterprise Cars OBM stretched their winning streak to three in the Poverty Bay premier club rugby competition, beating GT Shearing Waikohu 36-22 at Te Karaka on Saturday. OBM captain and No. 8 Riki Terekia scored a hat-trick...

Premium
Giants runners-up at Nationals
Sport

Giants runners-up at Nationals

The Gisborne Giants Superstock team finished runnersup in the Superstock Teams Nationals at the Waikaraka Park speedway in Auckland at the weekend. They disposed of the Bay Park Buster 165 points to 30 in their first hit out, and then beat the...

Premium
Kitchen fires and potential arson
Gisborne Herald

Kitchen fires and potential arson

A pot of oil on a stove that overheated set fire to the kitchen and dining room of a house in Gladstone Road on Friday night. Fire and Emergency NZ sent two appliances to the home near the Wellington Street corner at around 9pm that evening. “The...