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Gisborne's Eastwoodhill, the national arboretum, puts call out for volunteers

Helpers with the café, events, upkeep and admin are needed

Hereford sales reflect the times

The district's two Hereford studs sold 45 of their R2 bulls in on-farm sales this week

Gisborne's Jack Marshall waits tables in southern India on a reporting assignment

Gisborne's Jack Marshall waits tables in southern India on a reporting assignment.

Council spends millions on wastewater, stormwater improvements

DrainWise programme aims to curb Gisborne sewage overflows.

Thistle up against bottom-of-the-table Rangers

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Wrights organic wines claim 10-medal haul at NZ awards

The Manutuke winery's successes at the NZ Organic Wine Awards include two gold medals.

Gisborne letters: ‘Divisive rhetoric’ responses, broken cancer drug promise

Gisborne letters - responses to divisive rhetoric letter, more on roadworks.

Owner of iconic East Coast pub is ‘one lucky guy’

His pub's on the market, and now Greg can enjoy the next chapter of his life.

Regional Feds support call for rural banking probe

Gisborne-Wairoa Fed back calls for an independent inquiry in rural banking

Old bank to get new roof

Contractors have started to replace the roof on a former bank building in the CBD.

EIT will be open to all

EIT Tairāwhiti will showcase the courses it offers in an open day next week

Tairāwhiti clears 390,000 tonnes of debris, just 30 per cent - aims for more funding

Gisborne clears 390,000t of debris; 25-30 per cent of total from rivers, beaches.

Smooth going: Riverside walkway extension almost ready

The riverbank walkway extension along the Taruheru by Mitre 10 is nearly finished.

YMP too strong again for Whangara

YMP 1 were too strong again for Whangara Old Girls Wednesday night in the 'Y'

Gisborne letters: Shock at loss of men's mental health and suicide prevention charity

Gisborne letters: Upset at Hear4U closure, pat-a-cake pothole fixes, Grey St nonsense.

"If we make it easier, maybe we may see an uplift in voting": Mayor wants more voters casting a ballot

Focus on increasing voter turnout, four-year terms.

Gisborne letters on divisive rhetoric, child poverty, the end of El Nino

Gisborne letters on Rawiri Waititi rhetoric, child poverty, end of El Nino.

Gisborne’s 'United Nations' of new Kiwis

The latest 'Citizenship Ceremony' at the GDC was a real 'United Nations'.