'Fully ablaze': Driver escapes as fire engulfs logging truck
Crews took two hours, 8000 litres of water in putting out blaze.
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Reigning Champs hit pitch running in club hockey
Wins to YMP, GMC, LOB Traktion and Ngatapa to start the season
'Keep that fire burning': Hapū's ongoing battle for land return
The group have occupied a site on Hirini Street, lighting a fire to signify their protest.
Honouring a legacy: Gisborne remembers suffragist Agnes Scott
Agnes Scott was the first woman on the Cook Hospital Board in 1925.
Ngāti Oneone calls for unused land return in Gisborne protest
The hīkoi walked from Gisborne District Council offices, towards Trust Tairāwhiti, Eastland Port, and finished at their occupation, Te Pa Eketū Shed on Hirini St.
Gisborne shootings: Four alleged gang associates denied bail
Two appeared in Gisborne District Court, two in Youth Court; bail was denied.
Museum loss draws concern — but it’s still a “regional gem”
Tairāwhiti Museum attracted 47,480 visitors, surpassing its target of 45,000.
Council puts out an alert on the rapid-growing moth plant
The GDC wants information about the locations of the vine.
'Senseless violence': Two people injured after shooting in Gisborne
Four people have been arrested and charged after a police pursuit.
'Your city, your colours': Public invited to shape historic hotel's facade
The seismic strengthening of Gisborne's West Lake Hotel is complete.
Game-changer: New rescue chopper for Eastland
Buying a new Airbus H145 is the culmination of several years of planning and focus.
Wanted: Land for tree trials to combat erosion in Tairāwhiti
The trial aims to test planting rates from 200 to 2000 stems per hectare.
‘Will fight for the right’: Gisborne hapū to stage hīkoi for land return
The hīkoi starts at 8am on Monday, May 5, at Gisborne District Council offices.
'Incredible milestone': Young Gisborne leader transforms engineering firm
Gisborne Engineering and their general manager named finalists in new national awards.
'Very special': Principal on Te Wharau's community-driven accolade
Principal Mark Harris said the win builds real pride in being part of Te Wharau.
'Pragmatism, not meetings': Turanga Health's impactful winter programme
Māori health provider gave 560 flu vaccines as part of a winter preparedness campaign.
'Significant step forward': New forestry standards in Gisborne
The consent conditions balance enabling forestry with protection of the environment.
What's on in Tairāwhiti Gisborne this weekend; junior surf comp, musical and live music
What's on in Tairāwhiti Gisborne this weekend; junior surf comp, musical and live music
'Time to stop the cuts': Gisborne hīkoi calls for health funding surge
'We need more doctors; we need more nurses.'
Razor-sharp humour: Chopper's new show set to entertain NZ
The show, The Last Hard B*stard on Earth, hits Gisborne on May 11.
Why Gisborne locals are pushing back against relaxed alcohol rules
The council consulted on excluding 'sensitive site provisions' in the CBD.
'Take extra care': Duck hunting season begins with safety reminders
MetService predicts rain easing with fresh southerlies on Saturday.
Fight Back for Health Gisborne hīkoi
Gisborne locals and health workers marched to Heipipi Park, where speakers highlighted what they say is a regional health crisis.
'Long-awaited': Gisborne isite makeover to enhance visitor offerings
Gisborne’s isite will be renovated to match NZ's Visitor Information Network.
'Excited': New urgent care services for Tairāwhiti community
The service offers walk-in or phone-first access to doctors and nurses.
Senior Mongrel Mob member faces drug charges after police raids
Police found drugs, cash, an air rifle, and an air pistol during the searches.
On The Up: How to stay positive
Some outstanding Kiwis tell us how they maintain a positive mindset.
Are Tairāwhiti residents ready for the next natural hazard? 50% say 'no'
'It is troubling that New Zealanders feel worried about going to bed when it’s raining.'
'The Government's just not listening': Nurses protest over staffing woes
Health workers to march in Gisborne's CBD at 11.30am Thursday; public meeting to follow.
'Better, fairer representation': Call to reform Gisborne wastewater committee
Samuel Lewis seeks "better, fairer representation" on Gisborne's wastewater group.
'Trend down': Fewer rescues thanks to lifeguards' preventive work
Waikanae had the most patrol hours, totaling 2080, both voluntary and paid.
'Significant milestone': $70m flood project advances in Wairoa
Option 1C+ will help 627 properties move to a safer category.
Field day on Tutumatai Station on Friday
B+LNZ will host a field day on monitor farm Tutumatai Station on Friday.
Preserving history: Century-old MV Takitimu to get vital hull repairs
The MV Takitimu will receive $21,356 for hull refurbishment.