Barnardos Tairāwhiti takes over key safety programme
Over 25 clients served in new safety programme this quarter.
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Fearless Andrews ready to take on world at Olympics
Wanted to quit judo for hip-hop; mum said no.
Tairāwhiti bulls generated $5 million-plus over sales season
An 'extraordinary' Tangihau sale sets the tone for the season.
YMP women's perfect record remains intact
Ngātapa give reigning champs GMC Green a fright.
From adversity to acclaim: Tairāwhiti men inspire change and hope
Tairāwhiti Men of the Year awards honour local heroes and great role models.
Tokomaru Bay store wins Team of the Year after cyclone challenges
Tokomaru Bay store thrives post-Cyclone Gabrielle, adds 1200 products.
Gisborne letters on Grey St 'Streets for People' changes, woody debris build-up at bridges
Gisborne letters: For and against Grey St 'Streets for People' changes.
League leaders put six past depleted Gisborne Thistle
'The effort was there, but basic errors killed us': Coach Tam Cramer.
Just what the doctor ordered for Wairoa: A triple-header at the rugby
Three Wairoa teams did the business one Saturday; now home matches are next.
Demo derby: YMP 1 too strong for No 2 team
Another winning step for Premier title-seeking YMP (1)
Turiroa ends bull sales season on a high
Turiroa Angus has a total clearance sale, Kenhardt sells 46 out of 49.
Ormond club doing OKK after Covid setback
Crosby strikes gold and silver at Kyokushin nationals
Wainui Beach School principal retires after 19 years, enjoys surprise tea party
Nolian Andrew shares insights as she retires as principal of Wainui Beach School.
Teneti in France as Olympics sevens reserve
The 21-year-old will help the team as they build towards the Paris Olympic Games.
Gisborne land-use shift: new rules to combat erosion risk
Gisborne may limit land use due to erosion risk management.
Gisborne letters on defending academic freedom, sorting Grey St and Cook Strait ferries
Gisborne letters on academic freedom, Grey St and Cook Strait ferries.
City beach clean up has started
Contractors shifting massive amount of debris on parts of city beaches.
Residents, businesses clash with council over ‘cycle friendly’ street trial
Up to 100 residents gathered to protest Grey Streets new trial layout in Gisborne. Video / Zita Campbell
Paikea no certain winners over improving Kowhau in Poverty Bay hockey
YMP A men v Waituhi set to be game of the weekend.
Gisborne letters about boot camps, Wairoa flooding, Grey St
Gisborne letters about boot camps, Wairoa flooding, Grey St, Gaza war.
Gisborne Thistle hoping insult won't be added to injuries
Most challenging job in 35 years of coaching: Cramer.
Protesters and petition aim to end cycle-friendly Grey St trial
The council is calling for patience and understanding as tempers flare.
Album spans four decades of work by Gisborne musician Nigel Marshall
Shine On album spans four decades of work by Gisborne musician Nigel Marshall.
'It's like a bath': Mayor criticises late flood prevention efforts
Wairoa Mayor blames late river bar opening for flooding.
Honours to Horouta in Premier Grade thriller
Another win to title-hunting Waikohu Prems, Horouta duke it out with Whāngārā.
Principal bought surfboards, computers and headphones with money he stole from his school
Glenn Knight 'shattered the foundation of trust on which our community is built'.
How does it feel to go from Gisborne to Glastonbury? ‘Pretty chill,’ DJ Messie says
The 21-year-old DJ and drummer took over Glastonbury’s Shangri-La last Friday.
Tairāwhiti suffering in 'perfect storm' of poverty
The Salllies call for support during their Winter Appeal week.
Opinion: Aotearoa is at a crossroads and time of reckoning for our founding document
OPINION: A constitutional rethink – beyond a referendum – is necessary.
At 49, DJ Sowerby finds his calling in early childhood education
Gisborne man DJ Sowerby breaks gender norms as an early childhood teacher.
Pip from Apata wins the Young Grower contest
Apata Group trainee orchard manager Pip Terekia wins the Gisborne Young Grower contest.
Gisborne faces costly clean-up as woody debris clog beaches and waterways
Dismayed and disheartened by yet another debris build-up.
Last of the Angus to sell today - 100 young bulls for sale
Turiroa and Kenhardt Angus studs at Wairoa and Nuhaka will sell their bulls today.
Gisborne golf courses bounce back from storm
Poverty Bay's Barns-Graham Cup men's pairs quarter-finalists found.