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Hundreds of unregistered dogs
Gisborne Herald

Hundreds of unregistered dogs

GISBORNE District Council has been sending out infringement notices to those dog owners around Tairawhiti who have not yet registered their dogs for the 2021-22 year.“So far we have sent out just over 700 infringement notices for unregistered...

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A day for mudlarks
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A day for mudlarks

GISBORNE Thistle finished a goal down and a man short in their Central Federation League football match against Massey on Saturday. Thistle lost 4-3 to a team who sat at the foot of the table before the game but who had shown in Gisborne they were...

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More cameras on way, to save lives
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More cameras on way, to save lives

The decision of the NZ Transport Agency, Waka Kotahi, to back away from what it calls saturation of New Zealand roads with new speed cameras because of a feared public backlash could cost hundreds of lives. In a business case released to RNZ, the...

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GOLF ROUNDUP
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GOLF ROUNDUP

PatutahiTHE King of the Coast extended his realm to the Country on Sunday. William Brown won the men's King of the Country three months after claiming his first King of the Country at Tolaga Bay. Denise Johnston won the Queen of the Country held...

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Strong finish from PBEC
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Strong finish from PBEC

GOLFTHE top of the order made a statement as Poverty Bay-East Coast made a move on the penultimate day of the Freyberg Masters national interprovincial golf tournament in Taupo. Pete Anderson and Tony Akroyd racked up two wins apiece to lead their...

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Colour is key
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Colour is key

AS families gather for the summer holidays, the variety of fruit and vegetables available makes it easy to create tasty and heart-healthy meals. Busy schedules at this time of the year mean eating healthy food is even more important to help fight...

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Brinkmanship needs to end
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Brinkmanship needs to end

There is an ancient but dangerous dance that many living things perform. It is the dance of death, which involves posturing, flexing, threatening and sometimes attacking one another in a fight to the death. Mankind has historically performed this...

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Who shot our cats?
Gisborne Herald

Who shot our cats?

A GISBORNE pet owner is struggling to find any clue as to why her cat was shot less than a year after another of her cats was shot and died from its injuries. Jennifer Burrell is still reeling after Chino, a seven-month-old tabby, was shot in the...

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My experience in New Zealand
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My experience in New Zealand

Leaving my family and friends in Pakistan was one of the saddest experiences I have ever had. However, I knew I was going to see them again and that there were many new things to experience ahead in a different part of the world. When I saw the...

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Openers in dominant form
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Openers in dominant form

TWO opening batsmen dominated club cricket on Saturday. Fifteen-year-old Drew Scott scored 92 off 94 balls for Gisborne Boys’ High School against High School Old Boys while Pirates’ Olly Tilley scored an unbeaten 151 against Campion...

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Under-18 team to play against men
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Under-18 team to play against men

Tairawhiti under-18 softballers will make history this weekend when they become the first team from this region to compete in the ISA New Zealand men’s tournament in Hastings.“This will be a fantastic opportunity for these young boys, many of...

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Help us celebrate you
Gisborne Herald

Help us celebrate you

FOCUS on the Land would like to encourage rural folk of the district to share the joy they capture on camera more this year. Please feel free to email your contributions to murray. robertson@gisborneherald. co. nz and help make the Focus on the Land...

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Photons in a bucket
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Photons in a bucket

A cellphone blu-tacked to a telescope got young astrophotographer Angus Bodle up close to the moon for a picture. Astrophotography might not be art as we know it but it is out there. It captures the beauty of the skies, says president of the Gisborne...

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Big risks in students' game
Gisborne Herald

Big risks in students' game

AN old game that causes participants to faint has caused concern at one Gisborne school. Campion College issued a warning in their end-of-term newsletter letting students and parents know the dangers of the fainting game. Principal Paul McGuinness...

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Man hurt in coast crash
Gisborne Herald

Man hurt in coast crash

THE emergency services were called to a spot on State Highway 35 past Whangara this morning after a vehicle left the road and struck a tree. It happened at around 9am on the Tolaga Bay side of the Panikau Hill.“A van left the road on a bend, hit...

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Cognitive bias
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Cognitive bias

People who overestimate their knowledge or ability, particularly in areas with which they have little to no experience, are under the influence of the Dunning-Kruger effect. Covid-19 vaccine sceptics?Rāwiri Gilgen

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Exciting line-up at Expo
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Exciting line-up at Expo

THE ethos for the team behind the popular East Coast Farming Expo have always focused on bringing the best of innovation to the coast. It is held mid-week (February 23-24, 2022) to make it easier for sheep and beef farmers from the East Coast and...

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Caring for Waikanae Stream
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Caring for Waikanae Stream

Twenty-four volunteers spent two hours collecting litter, weeding and spreading mulch at the Waikanae Stream on Sunday afternoon. The long-term community project to replace rubbish and weeds with native plants resumed for 2018, with workers clearing...

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Putting the fun into physics
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Putting the fun into physics

Children constructed prototype earthquake shake tables at a holiday programme workshop at the Tonui Collab last week. Large scale tables similar to the ones the children built are used extensively in seismic research, as they provide the means to...

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Around the greens: club bowls news
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Around the greens: club bowls news

Poverty BayKATHRYN Flaugere (skip) and Andrew Ball won Poverty Bay Bowling Club's open mixed pairs club championship over three evening meetings. They were unbeaten in all five games they played, and defeated Jeff Davis (skip) and Joy Davis 19-10 in...

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Expecting a humanised child
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Expecting a humanised child

It is great news that the Duchess of Sussex, Meghan Markle is 12 weeks pregnant. Congratulations to both Meghan and Prince Harry on setting an example of loving parents who welcome their child with joy. It is encouraging that the media are referring...

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Radiology strike called off
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Radiology strike called off

A planned strike at Gisborne Hospital’s X-ray and radiology department has been called off. Medical imaging technologists (MITs), which covers staff conducting X-rays, CT scans, magnetic resonance imaging mammography, angiography or nuclear...