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Watch out for the young seals
DoC calls on the public to watch out for juvenile seals as their 'silly season' arrives.
New fencing champion ends winning streak of five-time title-holder
Meanwhile, the tractor pull competition also celebrated some wins.
House prices flat in May, buyers taking time to make decisions
May-laise: A soggy month for many in the housing market.
Young Māori cancer survivor interviews Michelle Obama
Kya Hurihanganui Thornicroft was only 13 when she was diagnosed with ovarian cancer.
Into the arms of her killer: Was OT too quick to place a 19-month-old in a new region?
'She could have stayed with us as long as required ... I can't help thinking, What if?'
'Trec should be disbanded': Mayor unhappy at progress to fix state highways
'I believe there are better ways to get the job done than by using Trec.'
How a high-flying bond trader became one of NZ’s largest farmers
Corporate farming a trend, don't write off the family farm just yet, Forbes Elworthy says.
Government's announced inquiry into rural banking welcomed by Federated Farmers
The Govt's announcement of an inquiry into rural banking is welcomed by Federated Farmers.
Awards of Excellence double to Waikanae surf lifesaver Naden
'She's blue and gold through and through, and we are very lucky to have her.'
Gisborne teen wins cadet fencing contest
Gisborne's Bradley Anderson wins cadet fencing competition at Fieldays.
Students invited to watch Young Grower finals
EIT's rural studies unit will host the Young Grower finals and students are invited.
Going for gold: Gisborne's Hoskin counting down to Paris
'We are pushing ourselves physically, mentally and emotionally to extract the most we can'
Opinion: Let's get writing letters again and keep postal deliveries
Pauline Tangiora: Let's all be writing letters again and keep posties in their jobs.
Injury and illness-stricken Gisborne Thistle to battle on
'When we get a fully fit first-choice 16, we'll be even more competitive than we are now'.
TaiTech empowers community with digital skills under Polly’s lead
Awards celebrate Māori excellence in digital fields.
A Night with the Stars in Gisborne: Matariki tales and tunes take centre stage
Each singer in Gisborne show A Night with The Stars represents a Matariki star.
Dancing opportunities aplenty in Gisborne this weekend, and a piano recital
Dancing opportunities aplenty in Gisborne this weekend, and a piano recital.
$300k fine for safety breach underscores high stakes in roadworker protection
The Gisborne council is debating the high cost of road safety vs fines.
Gisborne welcomes world-renowned pianist Luu Hong Quang this Sunday
This will be his first time performing in Gisborne.
Wairoa horticulture graduates a milestone in trust's plans for economic growth
Tātau Tātau o Te Wairoa announces its first five horticulture cadet graduates.
Council chief: Strict forestry rules fail to protect Tairāwhiti soils
Tairāwhiti aims for sustainable land use amid erosion issues.
Roundup from Gisborne, East Coast golf clubs
A sweet shot has Reuben Mottart buzzing after a hole-in-one at Patutahi.
More of the same YMP's aim in Poverty Bay club hockey
Waituhi-GBHS is shaping up the as game of the weekend.
YMP go top of Gisborne Premier Grade table
Ten-goal win to YMP; champs Whāngārā OG given a fright.
Honours to Shockers in Eastern League first-division thriller
Simpson strike proves the difference in goal-for-goal clash.
Gisborne council debates forestry levy and a higher rate to cover prosecution costs
Council debates forestry levy and a higher rate to cover prosecution costs.
Lack of full bench hits Boys' High sides playing in Hawke's Bay
Lack of a full bench impacted Boys' High football sides playing in Hawke's Bay.
Gisborne Boys' top rugby sides lose both fixtures against Napier Boys'
Gisborne Boys' top rugby sides go down to Napier BHS.
Weather: East Cape in for a soaking, with front dragging in heavy rain
The region's in for a heavy soaking.
Gisborne letters about Grey St, city centre in a bad state, farm emissions
Readers' views on Grey St, city centre in a bad state, farm emissions.
Invasive weed pest Senegal tea found in Hawke's Bay
HBRC has identified invasive weed Senegal tea.
Final concrete section laid on pathway extension
Contractors have laid down the final piece of a new concrete footpath behind Mitre 10.
Trial growing of papaya in Tairāwhiti
Tai Kupenga Ltd involved in trial growing of Papaya for leaves and fruit