Latest from Gisborne

Gisborne letters on road cones, council delegations, political views, road entity idea

Gisborne letters: A poem on road cones, political views, road entity, council delegations.

Explore Te Ara i Whiti: Celebrating love and unity through contemporary art

Tairāwhiti Arts Festival's interactive sculpture exhibition returns.

East Coast Kaupoi out to 'beat the best'

The Allan 'Smiley' Haua Memorial Trophy is up for grabs in the crunch Heartland clash.

High tea event to mark horticultural society's 100th

NZ Gardener editor Jo McCarroll is to be the guest speaker at the event.

Nothing to lose as Weka host high-flying Swamp Foxes

The Poverty Bay coach demands an 80-minute performance to end their losing streak.

Mates Mana: Free wellbeing workshop on offer

Providing tools 'to care for ourselves and others during these challenging times'.

Ideal spring for crop planting so far

Maize croppers report great start to planting and bud burst going well for grape growers.

Gisborne Herald editor departs, new chief joins team

Jeremy Muir's departure ends a 140-year relationship between family and newspaper.

Groms in Gizzy: Rising talent on show in primary school nationals

Chance to reconnect with mates in competitive arena

SH35 bridge work delayed two weeks; SH2 work at Kotemaori from next week

SH35 bridge work is delayed two weeks; SH2 work at Kotemaori starts next week.

'Lost everything': Appeal for Gisborne family who lost everything in fire

'It’s our turn to give back to someone who has given so much.'

Gisborne’s Citizens’ Assembly aims for fair land use solutions

A civic lottery will select 35-40 locals to explore fair land use amid climate challenges.

Smith reigns supreme at PB Open

Did it for Dad: Van Der Nagel plays on after father passes away

'Top sailor': Ex Gisborne man takes on key role in Royal New Zealand Navy

Ngāti Porou Navy man aims to advocate for sailors and uphold Navy traditions and values

Pothole van coming to Gisborne

The vans' purpose is to 'provide consistent, high-quality surface condition data'.

Gisborne letters: Climate future in human hands

OPINION: A reader writes that atmospheric CO2 is at the highest level in 14 million years.

Keep fighting the call as Bay lose six on the trot

'We'll keep working hard to finish the season strongly,' the Weka coach says.

Former councillor calls Ngati Porou's roading authority plan 'quite ridiculous'

Burdett says the council and NZTA are doing a 'pretty good job' in roading.