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Less water is taken from an aquifer and less water will go to the wastewater plant.
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Forestry Minister Todd McClay wants council changes to be 'evidence-based'.
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Bring on the 150th after 'fantastic' A&P Show
Record numbers through gate for 149th edition of coming together of town and country.
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Tairāwhiti news digest: New immersion suits for rescue chopper teams
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ABs and Boks ‘squared up’ in a bar, and the player who feared ABs wanted to ‘kill’ him
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Aratu Forests plans $500k debris nets after cyclone damage in Tairāwhiti
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Arrest after alleged Gisborne shoplifter assaulted staff
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Vehicle thefts hit Gisborne residents hard
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Poverty Bay A&P Show: If you build it, they will come
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Gisborne rules the mat at NZ champs
Three golds to Amelia Gibb and two to sister Sarah and veteran Bevan Brooking.
Ngā Kūaha aims to bridge understanding between Māori healing and psychiatry
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Gisborne Girls’ High winning duo to perform at Play It Strange awards concert
Gisborne Girls’ High School students win top prize at Play It Strange songwriting contest.
Ngāti Oneone's call for land return leads to five-year lease for yacht club
Iwi seeks return of land, stressing the importance of re-establishing its mana.
Cut above the rest: Women's advanced shearing course 100% success
World record-holder Mullooly rapt with all-female training course
Losing her locks for Cancer Society: Five-year-old raises nearly $1500
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‘Hatred and division’: Rainbow crossing vandalised twice in a week
Vulgar graffiti has been spray-painted across the pedestrian crossing.
Fighting words for forestry from Jones at regional summit
Regional Development Minister Shane Jones affirms forestry's importance to Tairāwhiti.
Show time!!! – and it's all set for fun
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What’s on in Tairāwhitii: A&P Show, art exhibition and heavy metal concert
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Gisborne Boys' High looking into developing hostel facility
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Hogan makes history in Twenty20 of croquet - gateball
Huge celebrations as Gisborne croquet star racks up NZ's first international win.
Gisborne artist explores motherhood in new exhibition
Busy mother of four creates stunning works using beeswax and dyes.
Mobster's tomahawk attack left bone fragments in man's elbow
The gang member has now failed in an appeal against his jail sentence.
Gone to the dogs: Poverty Bay A&P Show trials off to a good start
Dog trials at the Show started well yesterday despite a bit of sheep unpredictability.
Semifinal showdowns in Park men's club champs
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Lena Keenan's week on Mobile Surgery Unit fuels her passion for health careers
The Tairāwhiti rangatahi will take home the skills she learnt at the MSU.
Time running out for East Coast Farm Environment Awards entries
Chance to celebrate farmer and grower achievement, showcase good practices.
700 pests eradicated in cull competition at Whāngārā
The ultimate goal is to have weka, kaka and kiwi return to the region.