Local couple triumphs at annual spud competition, winning top prizes
Spud in a Bucket contest raises $2800 for Alzheimer’s support in Gisborne community.
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Lap record falls again at Eastland Kart Club
Hall slashes 1.251secs off previous best as Barwick wins feature race
Police give monthly safety training to Gisborne council staff abused by public
Concerning incidents at Gisborne Library include a photocopier being thrown.
Sprinkler use limited as Gisborne battles water scarcity
Gisborne District Council limits sprinklers to 6-8am to curb high evening water demand.
Bragging rights to Tamarau in Battle of the Burbs
'[It's about] getting more fun and a sense of community back into competition surfing.'
Murals reflect student resilience after Cyclone Gabrielle in Te Karaka
Murals at Te Karaka School help students express feelings from Cyclone Gabrielle's impact.
Success at Whangamatā Classic for Gisborne surf lifesavers
Midway’s Ella Sutton and Yahni Brown were standouts.
Decent rain needed by Christmas to dodge the drought word
The east coast needs decent rain soon to stave off the threat of drought.
Bigger and better next year after successful It's a Gizzy Christmas
A practical way 'to keep our whānau safe on the water this summer' is being launched.
Reducing waste: Not-for-profits join forces for home demolitions
Demolition of unsafe homes begins; salvage efforts reduce waste and support community.
'Shattered into a million pieces': Whānau devastated after hunting tragedy
Their comments come as a man is jailed for three years.
Gisborne unveils water filter unit especially designed for the isolated region
The portable water unit can supply fresh water in mass during severe weather events.
Man jailed after boy fatally shoots hunter
John Atkins, a 44-year-old father-of-three, died after he was shot in the head in August.
From first to fourth on scoreboard for economic activity and growth
Construction sector was the primary cause for positional drop.
Medical cannabis company secures $1.2m to boost growth amid tough market
Rua Bioscience CEO Paul Naske is adamant: 'We are here for the long term.'
Record weather means early corn for Gisborne
A hot and dry spring means early LeaderBrand sweet corn in local supermarkets.
'Champion' of regional real estate awarded life membership
'It has good times and bad times. You just knuckle down and keep working.'
Gold for Gisborne’s Mills at Oceania tournament in Auckland
Dayvinia Mills wins gold as member of Aotearoa Māori four at Oceania tourney
On track: Gisborne teen Corbyn Wilson drifting up the ranks
Going through the gears to reach big time racing in Japan.
Tapuwae Tairāwhiti Trails launches interactive map for 58 trails
Tapuwae Tairāwhiti Trails Trust launches site, installs counters to track trail usage.
Gisborne council slaps Aratu Forests with fresh enforcement order
Aratu Forests receives a second enforcement order application in five months.
Gisborne routes in proposed Air New Zealand cuts
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Gisborne clubbies gearing up for Whangamatā Classic
World champion Irving is leading Gisborne's charge at the Classic.
'Absolutely unacceptable': Investigation after firearm threat against road worker
Police believe the firearm was an air rifle and are working to find the person involved.
Nurses strike: Gisborne ICU nurse insults over stalled pay talks
Nurses strike as Health NZ offers 1% increase; 'It doesn’t cover the cost of living'
Hip hop duo 98 Cents in the money at Hawke's Bay competition
Battle in the Bay 'our favourite comp of the year'.
Gisborne hosts NZTrio's Triptych 3: Untamed Hope concert next weekend
Somi Kim returns to Gisborne with NZTrio's unique concert series.
Christmas event, dance show and pantomime on in Tairāwhiti this weekend
Christmas event, music, dance show and pantomime.
'Gizzy Christmas': CBD sparkles with new 7m Christmas tree
Fifty-eight wooden trees decorated by Tairawhiti students spread festive cheer.
Sparks cause 10-hour fire battle in east coast forest
Firefighters were tied up for 10 hours dealing with fire in young pines in a forest.
Maitai ace highlights Tolaga Bay Christmas tournament
Donnelly fires a 5-under 67 to open Poverty Bay's Summer Cup series.
Inspiring futures: Teachers connect with farming leaders in Tairāwhiti
Gisborne teachers tour farms, connecting students with local career options.
‘So angry’: Gisborne councillors oppose Wellington’s freshwater rule change delay
Gisborne councillors oppose Wellington's rule change, seeking exemption.
Significant boost for Gisborne firefighting addressing staffing challenge
Firefighting in Gisborne is set to get a significant boost.