End in sight for waka bridge: Council working on final touches after ‘communication breakdown’
Three-and-a-half-month delay for 'additional touches' to be made.
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Holy Trinity focus on family harm
Signs outside Holy Trinity focus on family harm problem in Tairāwhiti.
GHL reveals multimillion-dollar plans for Tolaga Bay holiday park
Waikanae holiday park getting $750k upgrade of kitchen and bathroom facilities
Uawanui and Aratu native replanting project successful so far
Joint venture native tree project between Aratu Forests and Uawanui Nursery works well.
Asset values up only $100m since 2022: New report on 10 biggest iwi
Most iwi had positive financial returns in 2024, an improvement on 2023: latest report
TLab strike: Private pathology sector says 30% pay gap claim unaffordable
Gisborne's TLab members are striking for seven days, ending on Friday.
‘We’re not going to tolerate it': Gisborne police to crack down as gang tension simmers
Police get special powers to act in sorting out gang conflict in the district.
Fate of Giborne’s ‘home ship’ in Navy’s hands
'There's no security': Defence spending dilemma impacts readiness
Convicted murderer death in custody: Police failed in duty of care
Martin, 63, was found dead in her Gisborne cell on November 23, 2023.
Police investigation ongoing after Kaiti home shot
Police said a series of incidents in the area were believed to be gang-related.
‘This van will save lives’: New medical vehicle boosts emergency response in Ūawa
Van equipped with tools to deliver critical care 'when every second counts'
How students' volunteer beach clean-up builds work readiness
About 100 lads from Boys' High were involved in Youthtown's beach cleanup.
Get in the hole: Ace day raises $15k for rescue chopper trust
Winners on and off the course at charity golf fundraiser
Eight-mission week for rescue chopper
The team had a busy Wednesday morning with jobs at Pehiri, Ruatōria and Te Kaha.
Gisborne police investigating reports of gunshots fired into house
Officers were called to a Ranfurly St address at around 6.30am.
Man charged with murder after Gisborne mass brawl dies
The death of the 26-year-old has been referred to the coroner.
Remembering Pat Hall: A life devoted to nursing, politics and theatre
Pat Hall helped others at work, in plays and through politics.
‘Different boat’: Gisborne Council grapples with speed rule changes
The council's bylaw process complicates implementing the new speed limits.
Historic Gisborne note, medals exceed auction estimates
A rare 1860's one-pound note from Gisborne sold for $4100, surpassing its $3000 estimate.
Tairāwhiti marae sign up for $2 million solar power deal
Trust Tairawhiti says the project will ensure marae can operate during times of crisis.
50 years at the port...and still loving it
'...at the end of the day, it’s still about people. That’s what I love about this job'
‘Came well prepared’: Unusual gas water heater theft caught on camera in Gisborne
The alleged thief came with tools to remove the water heater from the wall.
Gisborne mayor supports four year terms, scrapping postal voting
Electoral reform group suggests moving back to booth voting to boost voter turnout.
Soaked: Gisborne cops bursts of rain; watch in place
The MetService was bang on with a 'heavy rain at times' forecast for the Gisborne district
Golden harvest: Signs good for grain maize
Early days but grain maize harvest yields above average so far
Gisborne vineyard’s harvest success despite owner’s motorcycle accident
The Wright's harvest show goes on with a little help from family and friends.
Multidisciplinary artist Jamie Berry to unveil new public artwork in April
The pou will display projections, reflecting on Aotearoa's history and identity.
How a physiotherapist found serenity and success in painting
'It's my essence': Artist blends trauma care with painting.
Art exhibition, heavy metal music and Teddy Bear’s Picnic
New art exhibition, heavy metal and Smash Palace and last chance to see Badjelly the Witch
Community groups join forces to aid Gisborne’s rough sleepers
Gisborne leaders have created plan to support 40 rough sleepers in the region.
Third Abbott St fire in three weeks
A barking dog woke two men at an Abbott St house as a fire started.
Gisborne’s DrainWise redirects downpipes to prevent sewage spills
The council removed 25 downpipes from November 2024 to January 31.
‘So much generosity in Gisborne’: Two women moving to support Cancer Society
Jane Wilkie lost her 31-year-old son Matt to bowel cancer in 2022.
Farming Women Tairāwhiti seeks members for discussion group
FWT group inclusive of women at all stages of their farming lives