Uneven ground: Cemetery upgrades begin for safer visitor access
Work at Taruheru Cemetery starts in RSA area.
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Descendants honour conservation pioneer James Whinray in Gisborne
Bob Whinray Garnett visited New Zealand for the first time to learn about his ancestor.
Police crackdown on shoplifting a success
'We have a zero tolerance to reoffending': Sgt Isaac Ngatai
‘Close to everyone’s hearts’: Gisborne to consult on alcohol rules
Public consultation on the Local Alcohol Policy will start in March.
Battle of Midway: Cast of thousands at national surf lifesaving champs
'We are gearing up for an incredible event': SLNZ event manager.
‘Ideal addition’: NZ Farm Environment Trust welcomes Gisborne trustee
Extensive background in land management, community collaboration, sustainable farming
From one council role to another: ‘Now I get to do the action stuff’
Tony Robinson resigns, no byelection as less than a year left in the term.
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Gisborne market leads with 32% cheaper produce than supermarkets
Gisborne's Farmers' Market celebrated its 19th birthday last weekend.
East Cape hit by magnitude 4.6 earthquake, felt by residents
The earthquake was situated 40km northwest of Te Araroa.
Miggles Shanks swapped horses for chasing birdies after a hoof to the head
Miggles Shank swapped horse reins for golf clubs.
I see red: RubyRed variety kicks off Gisborne kiwifruit harvest
Optimal growing conditions 'and the fruit is looking fantastic'.
What’s on in Tairāwhiti this weekend: Printmaking workshop and carnival masquerade party
What’s on in Tairāwhiti this weekend: Printmaking workshop and carnival masquerade party
Voyage of history: 78-year-old trophy back in Gisborne Yacht Club cabinet
'I knew that's what Dad wanted': Daughter travels from England to return Lexia Cup
Absurdist comedy ‘Picasso at the Lapin Agile’ charms with wit and style
Einstein and Picasso walk into a bar ...
Heti & Hope to perform at Eastwoodhill Arboretum with songs from new album
'I feel like this is where I belong': Heti on performing live.
Applications open for Air NZ environmental project funding
AirNZ is putting up $50,000 for nature care work in Tairāwhiti.
Trust Tairāwhiti unveils Gisborne city makeover ideas for families
Shops may co-ordinate late-night shopping under the new initiative.
No plans yet for site of demolished 107-year-old Anglican church in Gisborne
The Church of the Resurrection reached the end of its life and was demolished in November.
Council to resume spartina attack
The second round of spraying the spartina on the Taruheru to happen in March.
New online home for the Gisborne Herald
The old Gisborne Herald website will end this week, making way for a new page.
Alleged Gisborne car-theft altercation ends in injuries
Three people have been taken into custody after an incident on Rutene Rd on Saturday.
Why sport is vital for wellbeing in post-cyclone recovery, climate change
Symposium told sport and recreation 'fell down the pecking order' after cyclone struck.
Howling success: Edginton top dog twice at Matawai trials
Tolaga Bay triallist Leo Edginton made the top three in all four events.
Successful boat rescue off Gisborne shore
The patrol at Waikanae spotted a flipped sailboat on the weekend.
To the rescue: ‘Super-grateful’ to Wainui lifeguards
Lifeguards rescued a woman who was swept out of her depth at Wainui on Sunday.
Five Gisborne teams to compete at Te Matatini 2025 this week
Hikurangi will be the first of the Tairāwhiti teams to perform, starting on Tuesday.
She’ll be back: Cruise ship Regatta here Saturday, back again Wednesday
Regatta visit penultimate one of 2024-25 Gisborne cruise season
Tuai cop finds crash victim 35m down bank
Rescue operation after constable finds woman trapped in car and seriously injured.
Kiwa Pools' code browns prove costly
Gisborne’s Kiwa Pools closed 11 times from November to February for 'code brown' events.
‘Pure heartlessness’: Man laundered $44k from 22 victims for Kenya-based scammers
Patrick Neho claimed he did it to feed his children but in reality, he fed his addictions.
‘Persistent difficulties’: Education Ministry shutting down Cobham School
Cobham primary school will close on June 27 after over 60 years in operation.
Wānaka cancer patient raises $400k to get cutting-edge treatment in China
Emma Holden, 36, will soon travel to Shanghai, China for cutting-edge cancer treatment.
The good old days: Chance for HSOG netballers to reminisce
The call is going out for netballers to be part of the club's reunion.