Urgent call for investment in State Highway 35 to protect Tairāwhiti’s economy
Timutimu calls for urgent investment in Tairāwhiti’s roading infrastructure, environment.
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The Goalden One: Thistle ace Central Fed League top boot again
Somerton's fourth hat-trick of the season helped his Jags win 5-2.
Gisborne letters on trees for resilience, poor state of roads, launches for military purposes
Gisborne letters on trees for resilience, state of roads, launches for military purposes.
Strengthening works to begin on Hollywood Bailey bridge for Bushy Knoll residents
'A cost-effective solution,' says council; works to extend bridge life to 50 years.
'Poor drafting' of tenancy agreement and 'harassment' costs landlord thousands
A long tenancy dispute on a lifestyle block ended with an order for $8300 in compensation.
‘Poorly maintained’ CBD buildings in the sights of Wairoa council
Wairoa Mayor Craig Little: 'People want their main street to look good.'
Environmentalists and farmers question Govt proposals on forestry rules
Forestry Minister cites 'unworkable regulatory burden' as a reason for proposed changes.
Club football supremacy on the line this weekend
Two local knockout cup finals to be decided in Gisborne.
Joint project improves awa health
Jess Terekia inspires future kaitiaki at a public talk during Conservation Week.
Perfection comes in threes for Vonnie
Club championship title, tournament win and a hole-in-one.
Gisborne letters on Cook landing anniversary silence lately, space rubbish and ferry deal
Gisborne letters on imminent 255th anniversary, space rubbish, ferry deal.
Tairāwhiti councillors divided on freshwater planning
Gisborne councillors ponder whether to wait for national guidance on freshwater planning.
Tairāwhiti's aerospace vision: Unlocking economic and cultural opportunities
A 5% market share could boost Tairāwhiti's economy by $500 million and create 4000 jobs.
Proposed changes could reverse lower speed limits across Tairāwhiti network
Concerns have been raised over inconsistent speed limits in Gisborne.
Empower You women’s experience, theatre, rugby and Conservation Week events in Tairāwhiti
Here's what's happening this weekend and coming up in Tairāwhiti.
Māori artists showcase clay creations in Hineukurangi exhibition
Baye Riddell and Amanda Kemp display pieces highlighting Māori connections to uku (clay).
Gisborne's choral society and civic orchestra teaming up again for Bach concert
Choral society and civic orchestra teaming up again for Bach and Fantasia concert.
Rugby: Defence key to Coast striking victory gold in North Otago
Colourful past to Coast's rivalry with Old Golds.
First win in Bay's sights as David Memorial goes on the line
The Weka coach is looking for an 80-minute performance.
'Beacon of hope': Town Clock to light up for World Suicide Prevention Day
Mates Mana workshop set up to help with stress management and self-care
Gisborne letters on seeking doctor support from Cuba, and road works
Gisborne letters on seeking doctor support from Cuba, ferry friction with South Korea.
Young Jags players' fitness to be put to the test
'Half the team will be fresh and half will be exhausted', says the coach.
One dead in SH2 crash north of Gisborne
Emergency services were called to a single-vehicle crash on Matawai Rd.
Coastal change maps can aid Māori communities in climate adaptation planning
Hope that coastal data will be useful in decision-making, planning.
Gisborne's DrainWise programme hailed a success by mayor
Gisborne's DrainWise scheme hailed for boosting sewage system capacity during wet weather.
Land use change to pine plantations could be permanent if we let it - Ewan McGregor
Opinion: Land use change to pine plantations could become permanent.
German newcomer sees potential in Gisborne apples
A German-owned company is investing in Gisborne's apple industry with an orchard purchase.
Utting senior champion at Poverty Bay Golf Club
Te Kanawa Cup pairs honours go to Bond and Tupara.
Fever's hidden strength: Gisborne woman's research reveals T-cells' 'supercharged' response
'Fever might be our body's way of launching an attack against infection.': researcher
Gisborne flights disrupted by volcanic ash from Whakaari/White Island
Six flights between Auckland and Gisborne were cancelled on Tuesday.
Gisborne school denies breaching resource consent for five years
Gisborne school seems to have breached consent by operating classes on ground floor.
Gisborne letters on funeral rights, pot hole repairs, streetlights out
OPINION: Gisborne Herald readers write in on issues including a Road User Charges rip-off.
$255m investment to strengthen Gisborne's vulnerable roading network
Mayor Stoltz thanks Govt for investment, highlighting cyclone damage.
All hands on deck as Wrights vineyard named tourism wine award finalist
'Our three finalists all demonstrated excellence across our judging criteria': Judge.