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'Fantastic start': Three have already conquered Gisborne's Everest

'It has started this well before ...that illustrates the ongoing popularity of the climb.'

On track: Tokomaru Bay landfill remediation could be fast-tracked

'Time is of the essence' for Tokomaru Bay landfill clean-up.

Letters: Positive publicity should be promoted for Gisborne; thanks for found dog

Herald readers share their views.

Why Tairāwhiti needs a specialist emergency response team

Initiative will make region 'one of the most well-resourced' in NZ.

SUV gutted by second arson in three days

An arsonist had a second go at an SUV parked in a Kaiti driveway Thursday night.

'The name's Burke. Fergus Burke'

Burke fills Owen Farrell's role, stating he must “be my own player”.

Ten local contractors selected for major road repair programme in Gisborne

“We are incredibly grateful to receive this funding."

Put out fishing fires properly

Firefighters ask people fishing at the mouth of Waipaoa to out their fires out properly.

No NZTA funding to replace three cyclone-destroyed bridges

'Some bridges did not meet the criteria, which is disappointing news for affected whānau.'

Regional creatives unite to explore film opportunities and funding access

Tee Wells envisions vibrant screen sector including annual film festivals for Tairāwhiti.

Wāhine toa set to shine in ORO MĀIA performance at Lawson Field Theatre

Celebrating Dr Maya Angelou’s poetry at Tairāwhiti Arts Festival.

What’s on in Tairāwhitii: Te Ara i Whiti light trail, bass music and spring art shows

What’s on in Tairāwhitii: Te Ara i Whiti light trail, bass music and spring art shows

Work of 15 artists featured in Spring Show at The Aviary.

Helena Andersson curates diverse collection at The Aviary Collective.

Everest challenge gets under way

The annual Titirangi/Kaiti Hill Mount Everest challenge gets underway with a powhiri.

Kiri Allan reveals new pūhoro ta moko

The ta moko is the work of Northland artist Anikaaro Harawira.

Tairāwhiti No1 for Shake Out

Tairāwhiti has moved into the top position for participation in Shake Out.

Quality over quantity as Wainui top junior standings at SLSNZ pool rescue champs

Records broken by rising Gisborne clubbies and an old hand at nationals.

Savage Coloniser Show confronts colonisation and generational pain

Stacey Leilua calls the Savage Coloniser Show an awakening for audiences.