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Gisborne midwives shine post-Cyclone Gabrielle
Midwives' Day 2024 celebrates a job that's vital to community and climate resilience.
B+LNZ to hold Trees Within Farms workshops
'Trees are an important part of pastoral-based farming systems'
Chance for Gisborne groms to test themselves against NZ’s best surfers
Stars of future on show at Gisborne Junior Pro.
Harbour site to be decontaminated before sculpture installed
Work on contaminated reserve land starts at the end of the month.
Revolving door at top of East Coast club rugby table
TVC are the new leaders after their hard-fought win over Hikurangi.
Plan to concrete Grey to Derby pathway
The metaled pathway linking Derby to Grey Streets is being upgraded.
Rototaupua: A fleeting natural wonder formed by Cyclone Hale
NZ's new lake Rototaupua, formed by Cyclone Hale, set to vanish soon.
Silverstream next for Gisborne in First XV Festival
There's a feast of secondary school rugby on offer at the Rectory on Saturday.
Award-winning Kiwi writer ventures into theatre with new play
'Come Along Oliver Moody' explores friendship's enduring power.
United front sinks Sharks in Charity Shield
Goal-hungry Eastern League champs rack up first silverware of season
Local rugby fans spoilt for choice over busy weekend
From an intermediate tourney to the First 15 festival and premier club competition.
What's on in Gisborne: your guide to upcoming events
Two theatre shows begin in Gisborne this weekend.
Old Girls step up in one-goal Gisborne netball thriller
Challenge round wins to OG Whangara and YMP 2; action continues Saturday.
Tairāwhiti advocate cycles South Island for sexual assault awareness
Gisborne's Tricia Walsh joined journey with no training, driven by personal abuse history.
Arch-rivals to clash once more in Poverty Bay club hockey
GMC Green and YMP A take centre-stage tomorrow in Gisborne hockey.
Tairāwhiti could face double its current number of heatwave days a year, says expert
Tairāwhiti’s wildfire risk could increase by 30-40 per cent.
Gisborne man charged with aggravated robbery
Police have apprehended a man for a robbery outside a man's home.
Rock scaling at Devils Elbow to cause traffic snarls till May end
Plan for night-time traffic delays at Devils Elbow and Waikoau Hill
Concrete stats show hard times for construction sector
Tight public sector spending cited as new data sheds light on building activity.
Fenz reports 54 per cent spike in winter fires: Steps to stay safe
Checks are urged for chimneys and electric blankets.
300 young Angus bulls set for June sale
The Bull Walk cattle 'looked pretty smart' considering they had a wet winter last year.
Niwa finds seafloor ecosystem recovery off Gisborne, Hawke's Bay, since Gabrielle
Seafloor ecosystem recovery off Gisborne, Hawke's Bay, since cyclone.
NZME revamps local newspaper: Will changes boost survival?
OPINION: Editorial content key to Gisborne newspaper's survival, says column writer.
Thousand head sell at Matawhero cattle fair
A thousand cattle sold at Matawhero saleyards on Tuesday
Gisborne group fights for bridge funding to save family farms
Bridging Tairāwhiti, a Gisborne group, campaigns for bridge repairs post-Cyclone.
Biosecurity workshop to help public identify marine pests
'The training will help people play a valuable role in marine biosecurity.'
Champions Park bounce back from defeat
One semifinal place up for grabs in Tairāwhiti men's pennants
Over $55k in prizes: Gisborne film-makers gear up for 48Hour challenge
With one weekend to make a short film - calling budding Gisborne filmmakers.
Chopper is back: Laughs, gags, and no spiders involved
Chopper talks to the Gisborne Herald ahead of new show next week.
Alder calls for open council workshops
Gisborne councillor seeks transparency, opposes council vote.
Gisborne man wanted over incident at Wellington Hospital
Police issue warrant to arrest a Gisborne man over Wellington altercation.