Council announces rural road closures for essential works
Monkey comb an 'incredibly tricky pest to eradicate.'
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Seaweek celebrated at Pouawa marine reserve
Diving, sandcastle, artwork and sausages enjoyed at snorkel day.
First overseas kiwifruit shipment loaded at Gisborne’s Eastland Port
First of five ships took away 980 pallets of kiwifruit.
From Lightning God to High Five: Two Rocket Lab missions in three days
Missions 61 and 65 launch in close succession from Rocket Lab's Mahia pad.
Night vision: $27k goggles huge boost to rescue chopper
Rapid Relief Team donation for vital piece of rescue equipment welcomed.
Gisborne highway speed review a ‘relief’ and ‘fantastic news’
NZTA will conduct speed reviews on roads with automatic reversals in Gisborne.
‘Dark mystery’: Vigil marks missing woman’s birthday, 5 years after disappearance
The gathering's organiser hopes a ceremony will be held annually until Jamie is found.
McCombe and Corson record top score in Gisborne Bridge Club competitions
Patricia Corson was ever-present in results from Friday to Thursday.
100 years ago: Nepia, Mill and the legendary 1924 Invincibles
The 1924 Invincibles won all 32 matches in Britain, France and Canada.
HSOB centenary fully booked, All Blacks triallist Peter Blair to attend
Club legend Blair is the oldest person registered for HSOB's 100th.
Informing New Zealand Beef programme proving its worth
There has been a substantial increase in awareness of INZB tools in the industry: Jenkins
Anchors aweigh: Cruise season a success despite finale fizzer
Thousands of passengers enjoyed Gisborne experience during 16 ship visits.
Grape expectations: Quality promising after challenging start to growing season
Pinot gris variety of particularly good quality, chardonnay outstanding.
Warm Ūawa welcome for Police Commissioner
Police Commissioner 'incredibly honoured' by Tolaga Bay welcome and taonga
Transtasman triumph: Gooch and Kiwi teammates too fast for Aussies
Gisborne teen 'exceptional' during three-meeting series in Perth.
School lunch provider collapses owing $600k to IRD
Loss of contracts, Covid and cyclone blamed says the liquidators' report.
Kānuka’s economic promise recognised with Science NZ award
The rise of kānuka: creating economic benefits through industry development
First graduates of forestry diploma celebrated in Gisborne
Ten Tairāwhiti students graduated from a first of its kind forest management diploma.
Fitting finale: Horouta, HSOB to decide DJ Barry Cup
Te Waka a win away from completing Premier club cricket treble.
‘Be extra sure this Roar’: Safety first message stressed
'No meat or no trophy is better than no mate.'
Badjelly The Witch delights young audiences at Unity Theatre
Spike Milligan's beloved tale is the perfect introduction to theatre for children.
Worth the wait: Mackie finally ticks ace off bucket list
"A big thrill' as Mackie achieves perfection with 3-wood at Poverty Bay
‘Black holes and flickering lights’: LED failures frustrate Gisborne
The CBD repairs are expected to finish next month, weather permitting.
Reign supreme: Kanawa leads her team to repeat success
Canterbury four deliver in men's tournament.
Gisborne East Coast women bowlers sixth at octagonal tournament
Four wins to Mills in singles; three victories each for pairs, triples and fours.
What’s on in Tairāwhiti; Dinner by the river, St Paddy’s Day gig and Manutūkē tramp
Food vendors and entertainment Saturday night, then a tramp on Sunday.
Biggest project to end Devil’s Elbow recovery work
Entire 5km section of Devil's Elbow to be restored to two lanes later this year.
‘Slap in the face’: Gisborne residents fight speed limit changes
NZTA seeks input over plans to lift limit on part of State Highway 35 back to 100km/h.
Gisborne residents most likely to share Lotto win with family, take others on trips
Gisborne Lotto winners are most likely to prioritise family and stick with their jobs.
‘Help save lives’: Mayors unite for child cancer fundraiser
Collectors will be out on Friday and Saturday for the Street Appeal.
Third ace with a 7-iron for Akroyd
Tolaga Bay father and son deliver 1-2 in Peter Rouse Memorial
From bank notes to medals: Rare auction items reveal Gisborne’s history
A rare unissued 1-pound note from Gisborne is valued at $3000.
'Short and sharp': Early feijoa harvest hits Gisborne, Hawke's Bay
Growers report good fruit size, but heavy crops have struggled due to wet conditions.
High hoops: Players come from far away and long ago for Hogan tournament
The Barry Memorial Croquet Club revival continues with playing numbers the highest ever.