Theodore Drager's journey from rail enthusiast to steam driver in Gisborne
His love for Wa165 began in Māhia; he now drives steam locomotives nationwide
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White Pine Bush work some of the last
Work has started on one of the last recovery projects on SH2 south.
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Explore Chrissy Morrell's colourful art in Wainui garden exhibition opening weekends
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Join Richard O’Brien for a Q&A after The Kingdom of Bling performance
Richard O’Brien's satirical musical supports Starship Hospital.
Gisborne Mayor Rehette Stoltz urges voter participation in local elections
Time to invite younger people and make them aware of roles council plays
'Come back to us': Whānau of missing man fight for answers
Three years on, Jason Bulter's family returns to his hometown to keep his memory alive.
Ritchie Civil owners purchase Allied Concrete plant
Derek and Rebecca Watson did not want Gisborne to lose one of two concrete plants.
It's finals time in Electrinet Gisborne Park's men's club championships
A day in the victory sun for Clapham in Poverty Bay's Sunday competition.
Quality Roading and Services returns $1.2 million to Wairoa community
QRS reported a record $47.9 million in revenue, boosting sponsorship and council payments.
Dog trials, fencing success for farm cadet Anderson
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Join the She Shed Tour on November 10 to support local creatives
Ticket sales benefit Wainui Beach Surf Lifesaving Club this year.
Bishop Richard Laurenson leads 100th anniversary celebration at Tolaga Bay church
Long-term parishioner cuts cake at Tolaga Bay's 100-year celebration.
How salad greens are keeping the Poverty Bay Golf Club course green
Less water is taken from an aquifer and less water will go to the wastewater plant.
Letters to the Editor: Minister Shane Jones a refreshing change
OPINION: Herald readers share their views.
Priscilla Queen of the Desert showcases Joanne Neilson's decades of talent
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Forestry Minister Todd McClay says forestry rule changes by councils must be 'evidence based'
Forestry Minister Todd McClay wants council changes to be 'evidence-based'.
Te Kuri fundraiser walk chance to step back in time
Limited access for 100 walkers to experience Aotearoa's rich history
Talks on advanced imaging and precision medicine in eye disease research
The presentations will explore innovative approaches to eye health and treatment.
'Come Home Safe': Tragedies reinforce theme of Safer Boating Week
Safer Boating Week 2024 highlights safety on the water; lifejackets are essential.
R&V tragedy: Uni student's 2020 death 'tragic illustration’ of drug use dangers
Fletcher Wong was anxious and paranoid but his self-inflicted death wasn't intentional.
Bring on the 150th after 'fantastic' A&P Show
Record numbers through gate for 149th edition of coming together of town and country.
In pictures: Gisborne's annual Poverty Bay A&P Show
A Gisborne photographer got snapping at the A&P Spring Show.
Tairāwhiti news digest: New immersion suits for rescue chopper teams
A generous donation has seen rescue chopper crews equipped with immersion suits.
'Winners are grinners': Dannevirke duo win dog trials by just half a point
Waimatā's Utting and his dog Queens third overall in 15-combo final.
Aratu Forests plans $500k debris nets after cyclone damage in Tairāwhiti
'We have learnt much from the cyclones and are determined to keep improving,' CEO says.
Arrest after alleged Gisborne shoplifter assaulted staff
A 44-year-old woman is due to appear in the Gisborne District Court on October 23.
Vehicle thefts hit Gisborne residents hard
Police say about 10 vehicles were stolen over two nights in Gisborne.
Poverty Bay A&P Show: If you build it, they will come
Huge numbers, dog trial finalists sorted, Steak of Station champion crowned.
Hiccup on way to winning Kahutia fours crown
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Irwin in deadly form for Vikings in Gisborne league
Chris Stevens dominates individual highlights in TAK competition.
Gisborne rules the mat at NZ champs
Three golds to Amelia Gibb and two to sister Sarah and veteran Bevan Brooking.
Ngā Kūaha aims to bridge understanding between Māori healing and psychiatry
'I hope people take away a level of understanding and tolerance after reading the book.'
Gisborne Girls’ High winning duo to perform at Play It Strange awards concert
Gisborne Girls’ High School students win top prize at Play It Strange songwriting contest.