What's on in Tairāwhiti: Spring flower show, theatre, jazz, local rugby derby and life drawing exhibition
What's on in Tairawhiti: Spring show, theatre, new art exhibition and rugby local derby.
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Gisborne calls for contractors to fix 340 slip sites after Cyclone Gabrielle
Gisborne District Council seeks contractors for 340 slip and dropout sites.
Long season nearly over for embattled Thistle
Ten fit players as of yesterday for Taradale clash.
Gisborne GPs overwhelmed: Only telehealth available after hours
Three Rivers Medical warns of 'significant risk' to patient care due to shortages.
Nature day at Eastwoodhill brings Gisborne and Wairoa students together
160 students explore nature and creativity at the arboretum.
Opinion: Gisborne letters on wastewater fix, damaged road, beneficiary control
OPINION: Our readers write in on a range of issues, including free speech.
Mayor's message to keyboard warriors: Come for a cuppa
The Gisborne Mayor commends Nicola Willis' call to challenge online trolls and abuse.
Future scientists and engineers gather for Tairāwhiti Stem event
Speakers at the event, from Tairāwhiti, shared their journeys and inspired local students.
Te Kanawa Cup finalists sorted at Gisborne Park
Colbert and Donnelly are looking to turn back time in the Poverty Bay club golf champs.
Child allegedly fired fatal shot on Tolaga Bay hunting trip, father charged - report
John Atkins, 44, was shot while hunting in Tolaga Bay on the weekend.
Cotter defends Sotutu: ‘Most talented rugby player I’ve coached’
Retired All Black Coles enjoying normal life and a beer on weekends.
Gisborne's disaster response earns praise and awards at Local Government NZ event
Gisborne's mayor celebrates awards, reflects on the region's frequent severe storms.
And still the champs: Poverty Bay club hockey glory to YMP, GMC
Rutene, Cumming named PB players of the year.
Gisborne letters on ward decision, forestry prosecutions, costs of greenery
OPINION: Readers write on Māori wards, forestry prosecution costs, green energy issues.
Perfect again: Cup win completes another 100% season for United
Shockers keep United honest in Bailey Cup final but Gisborne win 4-2.
Chopper crew to the rescue of injured walker
Call-out to Tuahine Point after walker suffers leg injury
Single toilet being installed in Peel St public loos after strengthening work
More work on historic Peel St public toilets to install a single gender-neutral toilet.
'Absolutely blown away': From tributes to sadness at Damo's Day fundraiser
Rugby jerseys, including All Blacks and Super Rugby, sold to support grieving families.
Over 40,000 NZ students benefit daily from KickStart Breakfast programme
Kaiti School principal: The KickStart Breakfast makes our tamariki smile.
Childers Rd house fire started in roof
A fire that gutted an old home in Childers Road appears to have started accidentally.
Hunting tragedy as Tolaga Bay man shot by another party
Police continue to investigate the circumstances.
Somerton hat-trick sends Thistle into Central League playoffs
The win over Peringa seals a top-seven spot for the Jags.
Police investigation launched after man dies hunting near Tolaga Bay
The man was airlifted to Gisborne Hospital in a critical condition, where he later died.
Drive for a cause: Join Gisborne's car rally supporting the cancer society
Gisborne Vintage Car Club's Daffodil Rally for Cancer invites all vehicles on August 25.
Local roots: New Crown Solicitors promise excellence for Tairāwhiti
Donnelly and Maynard aim to serve Tairāwhiti with legal services rooted in local heritage.
Gisborne council wins legal battles, but who pays the fines?
Environmentalists question if forestry companies or insurance pays penalties.
Land use workshop 'essential' for Tairāwhiti farmers
A workshop described as 'essential' for Tairāwhiti farmers is to be staged next week.
Childers Rd house fire: 'Flames shooting high into the sky'
Suspicious fire all but destroyed old home in Childers Rd.
State Highway 2 north of Ōpōtiki open again
SH2 north reopened again at 5pm yesterday after contractors cleared remaining slip debris.
Sheep and cattle numbers down in B+LNZ annual report
B+LNZ's Stock Number Survey shows drop in sheep and cattle numbers.
Bird poop 'seed island' paying off in forest restoration
'They’re brilliant at restoring a native forest, and you don’t have to pay them.'
Senior manager for Wairoa flood mitigation appointed
The project manager will work with the district council, trust and Crown manager.