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On The Up: Gisborne’s DStevens recognised for school project in 70th year
The project, Te Hīnātore, won a Silver Award at the 2025 NZ Commercial Project Awards.

'Mind-blowing to us': Drift event exceeds expectations with top drivers
Top Kiwi drift drivers, including 13 D1NZ competitors, participated in the event.

Opinion: Gisborne fans' heartfelt night with Kiwi legends
Jordan Luck Band played to a full Smash Palace, where they paid tribute to Daryl Monteith.

Leo Warid aims to guide Tairāwhiti youth after receiving accounting accolade
Only a few years on from whāna tragedy, Warid is aiming to inspire youth with his success.

Why netball star encourages young athletes to seize opportunities
'You never know who’s watching, so always put your best foot forward,' says Kimiora Poi.

Cushla Tangaere-Manuel walks more than double 50km goal for breast cancer awareness
The Labour MP donned her walking shoes for the 50k in May challenge.

Family's plea after devastating horse accident on rural road
Call for drivers to slow down when passing horses as rider recovers from injuries.

'Kindness and courage': Gisborne unites for Pink Shirt Day
Pink Shirt Day promotes kindness and inclusiveness across Aotearoa.

Opportunity knocks: Scholarship for Gisborne's future forestry students
Grace Whaanga won the 2025 Poverty Bay A&P Association scholarship.

'I can't wait to get started': Jordan Luck is ready to hit Gisborne
The gig honours late Smash Palace owner Darryl Monteith.

'Good to be back': Marlon Williams' triumphant return to Gisborne
OPINION: Williams performed songs in te reo and classics like My Boy.