Gisborne HeraldClean-up and art advocacy for whitebait in Gisborne streamStudents recently gave a section of the Waikanae Stream a tidy-up. 23 Sep 05:00 AM
Gisborne HeraldAir NZ reliability improves on key Gisborne route after months of disruptionAir NZ's Gisborne-Auckland cancellation rate fell to just 3.6% last year.23 Sep 04:00 AM
Gisborne HeraldOrganiser celebrates 'huge success' for inaugural Kidskate Tairāwhiti Skate ChampsAbout 30 local tamariki competed in the regional skateboarding competition on the weekend.23 Sep 03:00 AM
Gisborne Herald'The struggle is still going on': Voices rise at Women’s Day of ActionThe protest came 132 years after NZ became the first nation with universal suffrage.23 Sep 02:00 AM
Gisborne HeraldPolice determine death of Renata McLean not suspiciousPolice say the 61yo, who was found dead in Mangapapa on August 26, died of natural causes.23 Sep 01:01 AM
Gisborne Herald'Amazing opportunity': Rural health and safety leader studies at Harvard22 Sep 11:43 PM
Gisborne HeraldTairāwhiti developed off-grid communication network saving thousands of dollars22 Sep 04:01 AM
Gisborne Herald'Test of endurance': Titirangi challenge back to raise funds for bowel cancerParticipants climb Titirangi enough times to match Mt Everest’s 8848m height.22 Sep 02:14 AM
Gisborne HeraldPolice inquiries ongoing after Gisborne crash brings down power poleThe occupants of a car that smashed a power pole on Saturday night had left the scene.22 Sep 02:11 AM
Gisborne HeraldBuilder, veteran and bowler: Gisborne's Len File marks 100th birthdayWilliam Leonard File, a lifelong Gisborne resident known as Len, turned 100 recently.22 Sep 01:00 AM
Gisborne HeraldWaka Ama, surfing and lifesaving reps among sports award finalistsThe award winners will be named at an event on November 14 at The Vines in Makaraka.19 Sep 06:00 PM
Gisborne HeraldKarakia and waiata to continue after reo Māori week successUp to 120 people joined daily 8.30am sessions during Te Wiki o te Reo Māori.19 Sep 03:23 AM
Gisborne HeraldTwo people injured after wind lifts shed roofStrong winds tore the roof off a shed near Gisborne on Thursday, leaving two injured.19 Sep 02:06 AM
Gisborne HeraldFrom courtroom to council: The many roles of Allan HallAllan Hall and wife Pamela were married 52 years, sharing a life of service.19 Sep 02:00 AM
Gisborne Herald'Hope, connection, practical support': Crisis recovery cafe plan for TairāwhitiIf a tender proposal is accepted, it would be one of six new such cafes nationwide.19 Sep 12:00 AM
Gisborne Herald'How can you be so dark and evil?': Family's question to killer as he's jailed for lifeKathleen Kawana's body found 600km away from home, six weeks after she disappeared. 18 Sep 11:51 PM
Gisborne HeraldDog owner faces charges after attack left one person needing surgeryPolice said one person required surgery for the seriousness of their injuries.18 Sep 09:20 PM
Gisborne HeraldFrom foxes to florals: Diverse works ready for Gisborne barn art showcaseThe Woodlands barn will host the Spectrum show, featuring 10 Gisborne artists.18 Sep 05:30 AM
PremiumPremiumGisborne HeraldMangatu Blocks shareholders plan to appeal Māori Land Court dismissalJudge Nathan Milner ruled support for court action fell short of the 10% legal threshold.18 Sep 04:00 AM
Gisborne HeraldShining lights: The kaupapa of the festival works of three artists'Our dreams': What inspires Tairāwhiti Arts Festival artists in light trail installation.17 Sep 11:34 PM
Gisborne HeraldThis weekend in Tairāwhiti; photographic exhibition, markets and Paws in the Park at EastwoodhillThis weekend in Tairāwhiti: photographic exhibition, markets and theatre17 Sep 10:01 PM
Gisborne Herald'Avoidable tragedy': Friends going to Rhythm & Vines killed, hit by car while fighting on dark road Jardon Te Hau and Waylon Uatuku died within hours of each other. 17 Sep 07:00 PM
Gisborne HeraldHow do Gisborne's council candidates plan to vote in Māori wards referendumOf 31 candidates, 30 responded, with most backing Māori wards to stay.17 Sep 05:00 PM
Gisborne HeraldDevelopment of Taruheru River pathway business case progressesOneroa Pathway has logged 244,000 passes since opening last November.17 Sep 04:00 AM
Gisborne HeraldCemeteries 'have capacity for decades', council report findsThe land beside Taruheru Cemetery is unsuitable for graves due to high groundwater.16 Sep 11:37 PM
Gisborne HeraldTairāwhiti fund launched to back multicultural communities long-termSunrise now manages $12m in community funds, up from $8m in March 2024.16 Sep 10:53 PM
Gisborne HeraldUnfinished waka design: Public using bridge before official openingNot us: Council says fencing removed before formal opening of bridge.16 Sep 03:00 AM
Gisborne HeraldHow the Light Gets In: Portraits of place, people and connectionThe exhibition opens Friday at Tairāwhiti Museum and runs until December.15 Sep 11:00 PM
Gisborne HeraldA quacking pace: Duck race fundraiser a $20k boost for Life Education TrustRaft of plastic ducks earn lucky ticket-holders prizes in successful fundraiser15 Sep 10:18 PM
Gisborne HeraldRoad blocked and one trapped after serious SH2 crash near Muriwai, GisborneA person was trapped for just under an hour after a vehicle hit a tree south of Muriwai.15 Sep 09:40 PM
Gisborne HeraldSocial Workers’ Day: Inside a Gisborne social worker’s journeyAtareta Kemp spoke to the Gisborne Herald ahead of NZ Social Workers’ Day this week.15 Sep 05:00 PM
Gisborne Herald'Highly careless': Judge blasts importer after toy cars pose choking risk to young kidsHundreds of the colourful cars may still be in circulation despite a nationwide recall.15 Sep 08:00 AM
