Tairāwhiti councillors divided on freshwater planning
Gisborne councillors ponder whether to wait for national guidance on freshwater planning.
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Gisborne flights disrupted by volcanic ash from Whakaari/White Island
Six flights between Auckland and Gisborne were cancelled on Tuesday.
Gisborne school denies breaching resource consent for five years
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$255m investment to strengthen Gisborne's vulnerable roading network
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Social media fuelling division: District councillor
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Fifth arrest over Smash Palace alleged serious assault incident
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Tairāwhiti's Ben Green joins elite team of national emergency controllers
"To be selected from a national pool ... is perhaps an aspirational pinnacle."
Horticultural society celebrates centenary with high tea and flower show
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Public event on Thursday to celebrate locals involved in Paris Games.
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