An open day will take place at the fire station on November 9.

Locked and loaded for Poverty Bay's men's 19-hole shootout final on Sunday.

Limited tickets are available for Saturday's walk. A gourmet lunch is included.

Gisborne's summer flags go up this week, bringing colour and festive vibes to town.

Residents 'spruce up' the city’s derelict spaces with paint and scrubbing brushes.

New Waihirere Domain plan includes improved facilities; pool removal set for months.

Up the Waka! Aggressive Horouta put away OBR.

One person was taken by helicopter while two were taken by IRB off Tuamotu Island.

Council may approve T-intersection; work to start in November if approved.

History and practical skills part of waka mentoring programme.

Gisborne councillors to review 2015 Alcohol Control Bylaw by June 2025 to ensure safety.

Motor vehicle accidents finish chopper crew's week.

Architecture and ornithology feature in the award-winning painting Battle of Wellington.

Showcasing diverse artworks from those who are connected to Keane.

Donations include paint, plywood, and supplies, as local artists create a town mural.

Drop in ship visits expected to costly NZ

Trustees thank community for 'kindness and generosity'; 561 applications supported

Trial banking service in Wairoa

Police are still investigating the death of 67-year-old Wayne Tamahori Dewes.

The Truck Show will be staged again in Gisborne in early November.

News from around Tairāwhiti.

Fifty-five years later, the lessons of Gisborne still resonate.

The project redefines land use, integrating digital infrastructure for sustainability.

Streetstock Best Pairs and Ministock Best Pairs are the feature events on Saturday night.

Students of Te Waha o Rerekohu Area School are starting early when it comes to savings.

'Last year, whilst a great achievement, is in the past,' Dave Castle says.

Thompson caps comeback with United's top player award.

Sceats starts second term. Ferris, a long-time council member, plans to retire after this.