A109 Light Utility Helicopter flight with mayor Gisborne City from the air in November 2023.
A list of groups to receive Sport Gisborne Tairāwhiti Cyclone Recovery funding printed in a story in The Gisborne Herald on Monday was incomplete.
The full list is —
Badminton Eastland, Gisborne BMX Club, Comet Swim Club, Enterprise Swim Club, Farmyard Early Childhood Centre, Gisborne Basketball Association, Gisborne Bowling Club,
Gisborne Boys’ High School, Gisborne Gymnastics Club, Electrinet Park Golf Club, Gisborne Rowing Club, Horouta Waka Hoe, Lytton High, Makarika School, Mareikura Waka Ama, Midway Surf Life Saving Club, Nga Whanau Whanui Kohanga Reo, Ngata Memorial College, Ngati Porou East Coast Rugby, Ngāti Porou Surf Lifesaving Club, Pakowhai Te Kohanga Reo, Poverty Bay Kayak Club, Poverty Bay Bowling Club, Riverview Treks and Pinehollow Riding School, Ruatoria City Sports Club, Tahunga Golf Club, Tainui Sea Scouts, Tapuwae Rugby Club, Te Karaka Area School, Te Karaka Pre-School, Te Kohanga Reo o Marotiri, Te Kohanga Reo o Pakowhai, Te Kohanga Reo o Te Whānau o Hinetapora, Te Kohanga Reo o Waitakaro, Te Kura o Māngātuna, Te Kura Kaupapa Māori o Ngā Uri a Maui, Te Kura o Manutuke, Te Kura o Te Muriwai, Te Puna Reo o Te Waiu, Te Waitakaro Kohanga Reo, Tolaga Bay Area School, Turanga Tangata Rite, Turanga Touch, Uawa Sports Club, Waiapu Rugby Club, Waikanae Surf Life Saving Club, Waikohu Netball, Waikohu Rugby Club, Waima Rugby Club and YMP Waka Ama.
Some grants have also been made to support individual whānau to keep active from those communities most affected by the cyclone.
