Daffodil Day: Volunteers wanted for picking, bunching flowers
Enjoyable daffodil picking days at Eastwoodhill Arboretum.
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Gisborne left out of America's Cup tour
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On the road again the theme for Gisborne gymnasts
Competitions in Hastings, Kāpiti and Tauranga.
Rain, wind, snow to put a damper on this weekend
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RSE changes support the horticulture industry: HortNZ
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Innovative digital platform funds native planting and pest control on East Coast
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NZ Mountain Film Festival brings adventure to Gisborne's Dome Cinema
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Down to the business end in Poverty Bay men's hockey
Gisborne Boys' High v LPSC Traktion; YMP A v Waituhi.
Winning warm-ups for Whāngārā, Waikohu as playoffs loom
Solid win to Whangārā after first-quarter setback.
Warning issued over scam website purportedly livestreaming waka ama champs
Fans are advised to go through individual clubs' Facebook pages to follow the events.
Gisborne letters on trust's growth purpose, a reckless repeal, Pākehā venues
Gisborne Herald readers write in with their concerns.
Theatre, big band music and a day of yoga in Gisborne this weekend
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Player depth tested once again for embattled Jags
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World his oyster: Gisborne's Blair off to US on scholarship
Gisborne swimmer and surf lifeguard Angus Blair gets four-year US scholarship.
Clock ticking for Natural Heritage Fund applications
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Forestry firms fined for illegal earthworks and contaminant discharge in Waingaromia
Judge fines firms $126,000 for unlawful earthworks and discharging contaminants.
South African grabs top qualifier spot in Poverty Bay senior club champs
Gisborne Park's Te Kanawa Cup men's pairs into quarterfinals
Gisborne letters on Trust Tairāwhiti mandate, Māori representation, get over Grey St
Letters on Trust Tairāwhiti mandate, Māori wards, Grey St.
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Tātau Tātau shows its Wairoa horticulture developments to the Government.
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The danger of swimming in the inner harbour and how to enforce prohibiting it was raised.
Farmers and growers on sustainability journey urged to enter 2025 farm 'Enviros'
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Dancing from their heart in memory of Pam
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Court ruling against forest company welcomed
The court said the company must cease discharging woody debris and sediment.
Hockey: YMP still unbeaten but made to work by GBHS
Gisborne Girls' High pip Paikea in 3-2 thriller.
More than 100 paddlers from Gisborne to compete in world waka ama sprints
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Gisborne letters on marae meeting, trust isn't a charity, Grey St pantomime
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