Theatre, big band music and a day of yoga in Gisborne this weekend
Theatre, big band music and a day of yoga.
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Hockey: YMP still unbeaten but made to work by GBHS
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Major landslide at Young Nicks Head prompts warning
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'Absent friends' missed as Jags lose to Athletic
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Long-awaited Hawaiki Turanga sculpture to rise on remediated site in early 2025
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Gisborne letters on Māori wards decision, and meeting in a marae to make that decision
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Netball: Another win for YMP; Girls' High taste sweet success
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Gisborne umpire blows whistle in Olympics bronze medal match
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