‘Largest positive change’: Gisborne’s surprising property market shift
Median house prices in Gisborne rose 4.2% to $615,000 last year.
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Hot rods shine in Gisborne for NZHRA Street Rod Nationals
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Gisborne rain expected to clear by Friday
Gisborne's city centre is set to bear the brunt of a storm rolling down the North Island.
'Absolutely rapt': Kingi 10th at NZ Stockcar Champs
'Super humbling and proud of myself for even qualifying': Kingi
$40,000 'Lucky angler' prize returns for Bay Bonanza fishing competition in Gisborne
About 120 boats and more than 500 anglers are expected for this year's event.
Heavy rain, severe gusts to hit Auckland during rush hour
Strong winds hit Auckland, with gusts reaching 93km/h on the harbour bridge.
Coroner report into Tennille Levis Cunningham-Pohatu’s fatal crash released
The crash happened on January 2, 2022, at the intersection of Matawai and Bushmere roads.
‘Enduring legacy’: Cultural significance of 1000-Year Bridge
The 1000-Year Bridge in Gisborne is completed but not yet open to the public.
Midway all the day: Juniors too strong on home sand
'It was fantastic to see so many juniors from our Gisborne clubs'
Horsepower: Action aplenty at Street Rod Nationals; Poverty Bay Polo Open
Hot rod and custom car Show N Shine had the city centre abuzz on Saturday.
Gisborne ophthalmologist moves to Christchurch after 17 years
Graham Wilson to make monthly Gisborne visits; praises local eye team as 'great'.
Queen Akayshia, Princess Hine: Horouta pair complete W1 doubles
Epic showdown in premier women's regional W12 - top two separated by just 0.12 of a second
Busy day for Eastland Port operations
The Bay was alive with shipping yesterday with four log ships here and two cruise boats.
The multi-million dollar mountain of wood removed from Gisborne waterways and beaches
330,301 cubic metres of wood was removed from beaches and river catchments in 2024.
Relay for Life set to return with new layout
The event is scheduled for March 29-30 at Poynter Park.
Sail trainers add to Tairāwhiti Voyaging Trust's reach
Bringing opportunities to youngsters who might otherwise miss out
Incoming rainmaker to sweep over Auckland, Northland
Heavy rain could also plague the Hawke's Bay and Gisborne on Tuesday.
Celebrating magic of Celtic music at Smash Palace
'Blending centuries-old melodies with vibrant energy and artistry'
Online Foodbank NZ/HQ Gisborne closes, founder starts noticeboard venture
Johnathan Pere said he 'had a bit of a cry' after making the decision.
Most swimming spots receive water quality tick
Latest tests clear nearly all sites across the region for swimming and bathing.
Half of Gisborne’s 2024 vehicle fires suspicious
One firefighter said the number of dumped cars set alight in Tairāwhiti had increased.
‘Affordable homes for whānau’: 48-unit Gisborne housing project begins
Rents will be capped at 80% of the market rate to aid whānau.
Gisborne waka ama paddler Queen of Karāpiro once again
Akayshia Williams powers her way to a seventh victory in the blue-ribbon waka ama race.
Kart racing: Harley win shows he's no joker
Davis made the fastest lap of the day and won a 10-lap feature.
Club points up for grabs at Gisborne Speedway
Hotly contested club points will make tomorrow's speedway meeting exciting.
Mundi Trio to bring world music vibes to Eastwoodhill performance
How Mundi Trio’s music invites audiences to dance and dream.
What's on in Tairāwhiti Gisborne this weekend
On this weekend: hot rods, music festival and a cellar door art exhibition.
Fined forestry giant yet to rectify issues after cyclone damage, despite court orders
Judge extends deadline for forestry cleanup in Tolaga Bay amid compliance issues.
Shearing it around: Huge weekend of action from north to south
Competitions throughout NZ will culminate in solo world record attempt on Monday.
Weather, water quality and swells hit Gisborne visitor numbers
The cooler weather has impacted on visitor and beachgoer numbers in Tairāwhiti.
'Beaver-like dam' sewer blockage fix costs $50,000
The 'inexcusable' sewer pipe blockage was located 150m from Stout St down to Oak St.
WELCOME BACK: Glory to Kohn on return to NZ champs
Stand-up paddleboard title to Smith, longboard honours to Kohn.
Waikohu success at NZ Māori golf champs
Toa loves Patutahi – Donnelly leads Poverty Bay's Summer Cup series.
Top cop leaves the force to tackle issues on the street
A cop for 36 years, Sam Aberahama will now run a mental health and wellbeing trust.