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Low-decile schools lag in teaching scheme
Low-decile schools are slowest to join new a scheme that funds extra teachers
Home detention for car-crash death
He has been spared a prison sentence because of his injuries.
Police called to raucous RSA meeting
Three days before Anzac Day, members of the Gisborne RSA removed the entire executive.
Charges over Christmas Eve bus crash
Three people were killed and 40 people were hurt when the bus plunged down a bank.
Quake strikes near Gisborne, felt in BOP
The quake struck 30km south-east of Matawai and was rated "strong" by GeoNet.
Spectacular storm hits Gisborne
Gisborne residents capture electrifying footage as thunderstorm rolls through.
Weather clears as Easter ends
The weather is looking calmer at last as New Zealanders head back to work after Easter
Showers en route for North Island
Showers are likely for much of the North Island today, according to the MetService.
Big cleanup after cyclone roars through
It came, it was wild, and then it was over. Cyclone Cook has now passed New Zealand.
Cyclone Cook: Riders on the storm
Cyclone Cook has been one gnarly Easter egg for surfers, offering nine-foot waves today.
Officials defend Cyclone Cook warnings
Aucklanders were left wondering if the big storm was a fizzer but others felt its force.
Cyclone Cook: Region by region
White Island saw wind gusts of 200km/h during Cyclone Cook.
'Power lines down, trees down'
Find out what's happening in your region as Cyclone Cook sweeps in.
Two more days of sun before rain returns
Enjoy the sun while you can, rain is back from Wednesday
Teen arrested for Gisborne dairy robbery
The teenager threatened a dairy worker with a "long sharp weapon" and stole some items
Job vacancies booming but wage increase yet to come
New data from Trade Me sees more job vacancies - but the average wage is yet to rise
Passchendaele: NZ's darkest hour
100 years on, NZ's darkest hour at Passchendaele remembered with commemorative stamps
'Cycle train' gets green light
Ingenious Kiwi venture fixes bicycles to a disused section of the Napier-Gisborne rail.
'My reality is death': 15yo's final letter
In his final column, cancer-sufferer Jakob Pyatt spoke from the heart.
Watch NZH Focus: A touching farewell letter
Jakob Pyatt was a Gisborne teenager who lost his battle with cancer. the 15-year-old decided to write about his journey through a series called Jakob's Dictionary, featured on Gisborne Herald's youth page, I Am Youth”. You can find his other letters here: http://gisborneherald.co.nz/iamyouth/2037525-135/jakobs-dictionary-entry-two-relief http://gisborneherald.co.nz/iamyouth/2028050-135/ded-i-ca-
Man found dead at Tolaga Bay house named
Police are awaiting the results of the post-mortem examination.
Tree falls on car in Morere, near Gisborne
There were two occupants in the car who suffered moderate to minor injuries, police say.
$6.5m Lotto prize unclaimed
The winner of a $6.5 million Lotto prize has yet to come forward 12 days after the draw.
Rain forecast for the weekend
Enjoy the fine weather while it lasts because rain is on the way.
Inmate death referred to coroner
The inmate who died at Hawkes Bay Prison on Friday was Kolby Heta.
St Patrick's Day: Would you eat these?
A Gisborne butchery has pulled out all the stops for St Patrick's Day.
Man dies in forestry incident at Gisborne
An inquiry has begun into the death of a man this morning in a forestry block in rugged terrain.
Mystery surrounds $6.5m Lotto winner
It's time to check your wallet, turn out your drawers and dig through that glove box.
Lucky Lotto punter wins $6.5m
The prize was made up of $6m from Powerball first division and $500,000 from Lotto first division.
Temperatures plummet in the deep south
A cold change sweeping up the South Island this afternoon has seen temperatures drop by double digits in 10 minutes.
Weekend weather: Summer is not ready to go
It'll be a beautiful day in most parts of the North Island today.