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Dementia research: Findings of latest research to be revealed
Groundbreaking studies on brain health set to be unveiled.
Young Grower final looms for Pip
Young horticulturist Pip Terekia set to line up in the national Young Grower final.
'Pretty much fully booked': Thousands expected for waka ama champs
Close to 1000 paddlers and twice as many supporters are expected in town.
'Look, it’s too late! Get out!': Mum's desperate plea to son as house burns
‘When we got out it would have been only 30 seconds later when windows started blowing.'
Billy T's legacy reimagined in new Māori cabaret
'In this show, I honour him as an ancestor – as a tupuna of the world of entertainment.'
Push for unwanted dogs to be rehomed
'We put a strong focus on matching each dog to the right person.'
Home-ground 71-17 loss tough watch for Poverty Bay supporters
Poverty Bay had a punishing defeat at the hands of Thames Valley.
New project aims to improve VHF, cell coverage after tragic fishing deaths
A new cell tower for Mahia Peninsula would cost about $1.5 million.
'Never happens to me': Builder wins new ute in raffle
'It’s been a tough year in many ways so winning this prize is huge for me.'
Active at 74: Andrew's daily bike ride to work - rain or shine
Andrew Robertson still works as a caretaker at a Gisborne school.
Gisborne aims for age-friendly future on International Day of Older Persons
TPAT promotes age-friendly initiatives as city's older population to rise 24% by 2048.
Wairoa Trust hands back last of damaged homes
Tātau Tātau o Te Wairoa hands back last of 24 homes repaired after Gabrielle.
Gisborne surfer wins top title at national champs
Jaxon Pardoe reached the Y7 and 8 boys’ final with a dominant display in his semifinal.
Fundraiser blends art auction and expert insights at Brains on the Beach
Discover art and science at Eastwoodhill fundraiser with Dr Lucinda Thatcher interview
Kaupoi made a real fight out of it
Ngāti Porou East Coast gave South Canterbury the fright of their lives.
Drivers face $750 fine for parking in disability spaces from October 1
Drivers face a 500% fine increase for parking in disability spots, now $750 from Tuesday.
Trilogy continues: Soutar book Kāwai 2 on shelves
'My hope is that through this series, New Zealanders will be better informed...'
Gisborne Boys’ High students tackle Fortress 40 challenge for men’s mental health
'We were so stoked when we got to the end and we definitely bonded as a group.'
Toilets closed at night after vandalism
Toilets will be open from 6am to 7pm, in the hope that disrupts vandalism patterns.
Gisborne letters on editor's retirement, end of Muir family's 140-year involvement with paper
Gisborne letters on editor leaving, end of 140-year family involvement with paper.
180s keep on coming in Gisborne, TAK club darts
Five players produce the perfect start in both leagues.
Gisborne Holdings Ltd makes $5.3m loss, to review asset portfolio after agreeing strategy with council
Challenging weather, along with low stock and tree prices, had big impact.
Locals question Gisborne’s top economic growth rank
Locals have highlighted the challenges of Gisborne's economy.
No glory for battling Gisborne in Tupu League
Muncaster racks up 20 points a game in starring performance
Raft of further work planned on SH2 south
NZTA plans a stack of improvement works along SH2 between Wairoa and Napier.
Road spikes deployed in driver's bid to escape
Arrest follows an alleged failing-to-stop episode.
NOise VACANCY: Transforming Gisborne's vacant spaces into temporary vibrant art installations
It’s about the joy of seeing something or experiencing something out of your ordinary day.
What's on in Tairāwhiti: High tea, Heartland rugby, 80s party
Your guide to events around the Gisborne region, including a country tramp.
Tairāwhiti Arts Festival celebrates creativity with stellar line-up this October
Acclaimed acts and thought-provoking shows highlight vibrant Tairāwhiti festival.
Nothing to lose as Weka host high-flying Swamp Foxes
The Poverty Bay coach demands an 80-minute performance to end their losing streak.
Mates Mana: Free wellbeing workshop on offer
Providing tools 'to care for ourselves and others during these challenging times'.
Ideal spring for crop planting so far
Maize croppers report great start to planting and bud burst going well for grape growers.