Gisborne Herald news

'Lights and a little bit of imagination': Te Karaka residents get involved for Christmas

Hannah Jenkin and Stacy Coffey ran the Whakapiataata Te Karaka Christmas Lights comp.

1609km in the open ocean: Kiwi swimmer's bold new challenge for a cause

'This next mission will push me to my limits,' the 35-year-old marathon swimmer said.

'Her leadership and aroha shaped this school': Riverdale opens memorial hall

The new facility includes a PMP room, canteen, universal toilets and gardens.

'It’s been a hell of a ride': Longline Classic set for last show

Teacher Brett Summerlee led the creative team from Gisborne Boys’ High.

Letters: Saunas and cold pools - a win for Gisborne wellbeing, potholes

Gisborne Herald readers share their views.

Letters: Barry Park, Wharekopae Rd

Gisborne Herald readers share their views.

Letters: Derek Allan - in memory of

Gisborne Herald readers share their views.

Farming expo organisers in Wairoa say event was another big success

The East Coast Farming Expo in Wairoa last month had speakers and competitions.

Fonterra posts $750m profit, lifts milk price and dividends

Shareholders will receive a 16c special dividend on top of 24c interim.

Could Raglan agri-tech start-up be the new Halter?

Founder says dairy farmers currently enjoy a big advantage over beef farmers.

Five generations drive organic dairy innovation at Cleavedale

The organic Jersey herd now milks 460 cows, with milk sold across the North Island.

Halter tipped for raise at $3.3b valuation, Kiwi fund details huge gains

'11 quarters to be worth more than Fonterra.'

Restaurant power couple find new owners for their 70s dream home

Noel Cimadom and Kim Smythe are reluctantly leaving Tauranga for lifestyle change.

NZ housing market: Who’s winning, who’s losing ground, who’s worried?

The five things you need to know about the housing market this week.

Cheap reno cash: NZ’s biggest bank offers 2.5% rate to homeowners

ANZ targets customers looking to upgrade rather than sell.

Sponsored: Neutrals with triple the impact

They offer a perfect balance of sophistication and functionality.

More cars and less time to wait; that’s BYD NZ’s promise to help Kiwi’s with rising fuel costs

BYD NZ has secured increased EV supply and has reduced delivery times to less than 90 days

Hello Youngtimer: Mercedes puts focus back on classic 190 E 2.5-16 Evolution II

Cult classic is a key part of the Youngtimer exhibition until the end of May.

This BMW racing station wagon started as a joke, but now it’s competing for real

No April Fool: M3 Touring 24H will line up for the 2026 24 Hours of Nurburgring.

Government gives EVs a push with funding for more than 2500 new charge stations in NZ: build them and they will come?

More than 2500 new chargers will be split between DC and AC. Time to buy a PHEV?