Gisborne marks radio pioneer's historic Pacific link 100 years ago
Radio ham Ivan O'Meara successfully contacted Argentina - a feat thought impossible.
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Man charged with 2019 murder of Kathleen Kawana
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Reactions to Gisborne District Council’s draft Three-Year Plan show diverse opinions
Ratepayers were asked how much they were willing to pay to help fix the issues.
New MRI technique could reveal hidden brain damage
A new MRI method has revealed medical condition not as rare as first thought.
Whāngārā to have two tilts at Gisborne Premier title
Club history was made as OG Whāngārā was promoted to the top echelon of Gisborne netball.
Auroras light up night skies for people on the East Coast
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Gisborne show 12 Angry Jurors full of energy, finely executed
Angry Jurors: Powerfully executed production at Gisborne's Evolution Theatre.
E-bike pilot project takes off in Tairāwhiti
Participants can take an e-bike home to try out for two weeks, free of charge.
Hospital transfers a critical part of rescue helicopter team’s work
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Dana Kirkpatrick: Cost of living a daily struggle for many - relief in Budget later this month
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Heat, heal, repeat: The invigorating cycle of seaside saunas
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El Nino fading, 'proper cold weather just over the horizon'
Gisborne weather outlook sees continuing soil moisture deficit.
Gisborne Herald letters: Who plays the fiddle while our city burns?
Gisborne Herald letters: Concerns over Grey St work, climate change.
2023 a tough year for regional farmers - Feds
'Significant' central government support needed after cyclone devastation.
Musical Theatre Gisborne's latest The Vicar of Dibley comedy a roaring success
An opening-night review of The Vicar of Dibley — The Holy Trinity.
Gisborne midwives shine post-Cyclone Gabrielle
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B+LNZ to hold Trees Within Farms workshops
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Harbour site to be decontaminated before sculpture installed
Work on contaminated reserve land starts at the end of the month.
Tairāwhiti residents avoid icy temps, Minister praises restraint amid grid crisis
Breezy southerly winds and cloud cover meant Tairāwhiti avoided the frosty temperatures.
Plan to concrete Grey to Derby pathway
The metaled pathway linking Derby to Grey Streets is being upgraded.
Gisborne council transparency questions, road and alcohol policies
Gisborne letters on council transparency. bike aversion, alcohol policy, Gaza
Rototaupua: A fleeting natural wonder formed by Cyclone Hale
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Award-winning Kiwi writer ventures into theatre with new play
'Come Along Oliver Moody' explores friendship's enduring power.
Tairāwhiti advocate cycles South Island for sexual assault awareness
Gisborne's Tricia Walsh joined journey with no training, driven by personal abuse history.
Arch-rivals to clash once more in Poverty Bay club hockey
GMC Green and YMP A take centre-stage tomorrow in Gisborne hockey.
Tairāwhiti could face double its current number of heatwave days a year, says expert
Tairāwhiti’s wildfire risk could increase by 30-40 per cent.
What's on in Gisborne: your guide to upcoming events
Two theatre shows begin in Gisborne this weekend.
Old Girls step up in one-goal Gisborne netball thriller
Challenge round wins to OG Whangara and YMP 2; action continues Saturday.
Gisborne man charged with aggravated robbery
Police have apprehended a man for a robbery outside a man's home.
Rock scaling at Devils Elbow to cause traffic snarls till May end
Plan for night-time traffic delays at Devils Elbow and Waikoau Hill
Fenz reports 54 per cent spike in winter fires: Steps to stay safe
Checks are urged for chimneys and electric blankets.
300 young Angus bulls set for June sale
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