Report shows NZ's highest hazardous drinking rate area
Tairāwhiti has the highest hazardous drinking rate in the country.
Tairāwhiti has the highest hazardous drinking rate in the country.
Wairoa is a town on the rise, say proud locals and the district's equally proud mayor.
'We're focused on piecing together the events leading up to the death': Police.
Cloudy, showery weather is forecast to begin the week - with possible snow in the South.
The incident occurred in Kaiti on Friday afternoon.
Olympic Weightlifter Megan Signal runs lifting workshop in Gisborne.
Tautua Village in Gisborne is creating opportunities and a safe space for youth.
Meredith Akuhata-Brown says background makes it hard to understand issues affecting Māori.
Contractual arrangements have stripped Māori landowners of control of their whenua.
Parts of State Highway 35, hammered by March's storm, have been described as a "disgrace".
OPINION: 'Here are the consequences of poor economic policies pursued for 50 years.'
Few weather worries for most, but rain warning issued for one part of the country.
Plans to close regional control towers, announced when Covid hit, have been reversed.
Gisborne Pétanque held the Were McClutchie tournament, raising money and awareness.
Health boss says rest home deaths highlight risks to 'vulnerable population'.
Gisborne businesses band together during Covid-19 and the recent floods.
Gisborne's holiday programmes: Tōnui Collab, YMCA, Central Football and gymnastics club.
Police want to identify owner of dog that attacked and killed another dog in Tairāwhiti.
"Operating model used to run the vineyard was clearly not sustainable" - Steven Murray.
Operation Bloodhound has led to another arrest.
Mayor 'preparing for the worst' ahead of ex-tropical cyclone Fili.
The newly built home for a whānau of 10 was opened in Te Karaka near Gisborne.
The 47-year-old victim was found with life-threatening injuries in Mahia on March 1.
Weeks after Gisborne was hit with flooding the region could be hit with wet weather again.
A woman was feared dead after police made multiple mistakes handling Gisborne incident.
The council will be calling upon Government and Waka Kotahi for the financial support.
Not all heroes wear capes. Some drive bulldozers.
Gisborne's Fifties Forward fitness class soon to celebrate 30th anniversary
Man's injuries no accident, say police
Maggie Wilkinson has received an historic settlement and in-person apology.