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Gisborne's Grey St protests ongoing one year on as review looms
A review of the effects of changes on the street is due in October, before any decisions.
Gretchen La Roche on her musical journey and promotion of the arts
'I feel so proud to have grown up in Gisborne.'
One critically injured, part of SH35 blocked after crash involving car and truck
Police responded to the two-vehicle crash about 2.30pm today.
Heavy rain and wind warnings for northern Tairāwhiti not expected to affect weekend
Heavy rain and strong winds are expected from late Friday in Gisborne.
Waikaremoana Lake Great Walk's popularity on the rise
The number of bed night opening day bookings for the walk has risen 18% from a year ago.
Dementia workshop to provide support and guidance for carers
The workshop is being held on July 24, from 10am to 12.30pm, at Gisborne Hospital
Mahia Hunt holds final fixture after marking 125th anniversary
President Mark Munro said hunting on horseback remained strong in other regions.
'Angel riding with us': Teen jockey remembered for selfless act just before tragic death
Ngakau Hailey is being praised for his quick thinking to help an injured rider.
'We'll keep discussions up': Gisborne's push for regional deal
First MOUs signed with Auckland, Otago Central Lakes and Western Bay of Plenty
'Major leap forward': Mātai says new MRI method improves multiple sclerosis detection
The new MRI method detects subtle brain lesions unseen in current scans.
Gisborne port handled 233k tonnes of logs, despite rough weather
Meanwhile, an inner breakwater strengthening project is set to be finished.
'Really talented' young jockey dies in Hamilton dirtbike crash
Ngakau Hailey was set to ride in Cambridge tomorrow; his name is now removed from entries.
Dance party, markets and theatre on this weekend in Gisborne
This week in Tairāwhiti - Dance party, markets, theatre and heritage talk
Rhythm and Vines organisers release economic data from 2024 event
Visitor expenditure for Rhythm and Vines 2024 reached $5.72 million.
'Privilege to be here': Rugby legends pay tribute to Ian Kirkpatrick
The All Blacks great was honoured at a fundraiser for the Papakura and Ngatapa clubs.
Meet the mature cat seeking his forever home in Gisborne
This calm, loving cat is a long-stay resident in Gisborne.
Meetings in Gisborne to restart Neighbourhood Support
'Early step' taken to redevelop the Neighbourhood Support concept in Gisborne.
'Extremely grateful': 100-year-old wharf shed's rimu timber to be reused
A Gisborne building has been demolished after moving to multiple locations over the years.
Passion still burns for the game after 40-year rugby journey
Albie Gibson was a driving force behind the rise of the Māori All Blacks
'Legacy of kapa haka is alive and thriving': Vibrant competition unites region
Two groups are to represent Tairāwhiti at nationals in Tauranga in 2026.
MTF Awapuni speedway named Most Improved Speedway of the Year
Gisborne Speedway Club president Sam Hughes credited the clubs tireless volunteers.
Most of $20k goal for Gisborne boy’s urgent cancer treatment raised in 48 hours
The family have closed the fundraiser and will soon travel back to Starship.
Hundreds brave winter solstice ocean dip in Matariki celebration
The Winter Solstice Ocean Dip was at Midway Beach, Gisborne.
'Early-stage discussions' between Government and iwi organisation for housing support
Tātau Tātau o Te Wairoa CEO Lewis Ratapu has called for more government aid in Wairoa.
Glaze of glory: Garrett named Most Promising Apprentice
"William applies a professional attitude to whatever he does..."
Noisy nights, potholes and damaged tyres: Rural community shares concerns over trucks on road
A petition from residents highlights noise from 1.30am, speeding trucks and road damage.
Kaiti resident optimistic about additional jobs with new KFC opening
The store will open next Thursday, July 10.
Gisborne resident fights council over property red-stickered bach
High fences and danger signs line many properties on Makorori Beach Rd.
Upston says MSD can help Tairāwhiti employers find staff
MSD offers wage subsidies and training to help businesses hire staff.
Gisborne District Council exploring options for Tapuaeroa river road flooding
A drop in the road means non-4WD vehicles have not been able to pass part of Tapuaeroa Rd.
Appeal withdrawn over unlawful removal of Te Urewera huts
Te Uru Taumatua has withdrawn its appeal against the High Court ruling.
Court holds forestry directors accountable for environmental compliance
The 940-hectare forest poses environmental risks due to erosion-prone terrain.
Tauawhi: Welcoming, understanding and empowering men
'We’re humbled and excited for what comes next.'