Hard yakka going in ahead of Gisborne speedway season
'It’s going to be a great season we reckon and we cannot wait to get started.'
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Festival directors celebrate Gisborne Boys’ High School’s contribution to Longline Classic art
Gisborne's Longline Classic to feature students' art as well as Tiki Taane and Scribe.
Gisborne to host high-energy rock gig with Troy Kingi this Sunday night
Troy Kingi promises explosive final show of Leatherman & the Mojave Green Tour
Looking to footballing future: Wainui Pre-Academy teams up and running
An Introduction for players looking to move into the Federation Talent Centre programme.
Gisborne road safety funding slashed by half
The council is set to receive $554,000 for road safety, 56% less than requested funding.
Ngāti Porou play Ruatepupuke captivates audiences during Te Wiki o Te Reo Māori
Nearly 1000 attendees enjoyed performances showcasing art and Māori heritage.
Tastiest steak competition is on again at Gisborne A&P Show
The ever-popular Silver Ferns Farms 'Steak of Station' on again at Gisborne's spring show.
Services and trades academies students put to the test
Working together in extreme conditions to complete challenges
What lies beneath: Seismic survey work to help in Hikuwai bridge reconstruction
'The team are working hard towards a construction start early next year.'
Gisborne Mayor Stoltz seeks public input on pool funding amid low revenue per admission
Mayor Stoltz seeks public input on pool funding amid low revenue per admission.
Embrace te reo: Minister continuing te reo legacy of his mother
Mother’s legacy in kōhanga reo paved the way for future generations to cherish te reo.
You can poo it: Bowel screening drive in Gisborne-East Coast
Bowel Screening team promotes free screening, targeting Māori and Pacific people
East Coast’s Nepia and Mill on top of the rugby world a century ago
The Invincibles were on tour in the UK making history.
Trust Tairāwhiti partners with Nāti Growth on i-Site development at beachfront location
Nati Growth acquires Captain Morgans site, planning renovations and potential i-Site.
Spirited bidding in a sellout Spring Sale at Gisborne's Turihaua Angus
Spirited bidding in a sellout Spring Sale at Turihaua Angus on Tuesday.
'It sounded like a bomb exploding': Wainui house hit by lightning in Tuesday storm
Region cops thunder, lightning, hail... even snow.
Hereheretau named as B+LNZ finalists
Hereheretau Station from Wairoa named finalists in a category of the B+LNZ awards.
Faulty Towers Dining Experience has local connection
The show written by Alison Pollard-Mansergh is celebrating 27 years of global success.
Mahia woman of Steel lights it up at PB Open
News and results from around Gisborne and East Coast golf courses.
Dementia support group urges Gisborne residents to engage with available help
Sherwood Club offers vital respite for families affected by dementia
More work planned on Mangahauini Gorge
NZTA has plans in progress for further work to stabilise gorge.
'Every day is like Te Wiki o Te Reo Māori for my whānau and I'
Wānanga teacher told she would never get a job speaking te reo Māori.
Arrests after shots and fires in Wairoa
Police have arrested gang members over a shots fired and car fires in Wairoa.
Another slip closes highway near Ōpōtiki
Trucking operators in and out of Gisborne forced to go long way round again.
Turihaua yearlings up for sale in on-farm auction today
Turihaua Angus present their 2024 yearling bulls for sale today on-farm.
First-minute goal sinks Thistle in playoffs
'We were just not good enough on the day ... there's no shame in that.'
Man seriously injured in van crash on Mata Rd near Tokomaru Bay
Fire allowed to burn-off, three suffer minor injuries in Whareratas crash
Gisborne family home shot: ‘We have done nothing to invite this event into our lives’
Investigation ongoing into who fired bullet into family home in Gisborne.
Rescue chopper auction raise $113,000 as trust chairman Willock steps down
'.An incredible man who has totally dedicated his life to the betterment of others.'
Cheers and tears as inspirational East Cape trek ends
'My blisters are stinging, but my heart is singing': Sophie Land
LIGHTS OUT: District council addresses faulty LEDs impacting urban street light network
Council pursuing a warranty claim with original hardware supplier
'Don't be afraid to be Māori': Annalise embraces te reo
From doubt to pride: 'I am Māori and I know I am Māori'.