Farriers hone age-old craft at Central Districts contest
Organisers are hoping to make it an annual event.
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Brass band plays winning tune at Waikato-BoP regional contest
'I’m pretty certain that this contest will be talked about for a while yet.'
Letters to the Editor: State of Gisborne CBD, kia ora for Herald waka ama coverage
Herald readers share their views.
Gisborne to Nashville: Homegrown country singing star returning to her roots with family
Gisborne’s Camille French shines at Grand Ole Opry before Rotorua concert.
Semifinal showdown: Battling adversity nothing new for Coast
'It’s time for the boys to roll up their sleeves and go into those dark places.'
Regional creatives unite to explore film opportunities and funding access
Tee Wells envisions vibrant screen sector including annual film festivals for Tairāwhiti.
High to Low: NZ teams title at last for 60-year-old vet
'There are aches and pains, but they disappear when I’m on the court.'
Four NZ team titles to Surf City
'We have established ourselves as one of the top clubs in New Zealand, if not the top.'
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.
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.
First Light Wine & Food Festival unites top wineries at TW Wines this Labour Weekend
Enjoy live music and gourmet food at First Light Wine & Food Festival in Gisborne
News, results from Gisborne East Coast golf clubs
Newbie Brendon McLeod wins Te Puia Springs' senior crown in a sudden-death thriller.
LeaderBrand's alpine asparagus now on sale
'This season we’ll consume more than 2500 tonnes of these delicious spears.'
Man with garden hose stops arson flames consuming home
'His quick thinking with the hose probably saved that house.'
Tairāwhiti Arts Festival Rā Season attracts thousands with interactive Light Trail
The curator praises phenomenal feedback as the festival enters its final days.
Charlotte makes New Zealand Scholastic surfing final
Gisborne surfer Charlotte McDiarmid has made the New Zealand U14 scholastics final.
More Devil's Elbow night closures coming
NZTA has plans for more night work and overnight closures on SH2 south at the Elbow.
Taonga by master carver Pine Taiapa gifted to Tairāwhiti Museum
Made in 1965 by Pine Taiapa in Tikitiki, the taonga has been gifted to Tairawhiti Museum.
Region revealed as a powerhouse in te reo Māori
'Power in our region is going to shift towards our rangatahi.'
Rugby: Ngāti Porou East Coast Kaupoi secure semifinal match in Bunnings Warehouse Heartland Championship
A 45-32 win against Bush has secured the Kaupoi an away semifinal against King Country.
Tairāwhiti news in brief: Manawanui and crew called Gisborne home
HMNZS Manawanui and her crew called Gisborne 'home' for nearly four years.
Gizzy surfers set to compete at New Zealand Scholastic Surfing Championships
A team of 12 from Tairawhiti in action at the national scholastics
Full results from the waka ama long distance champs
The New Zealand waka ama long distance event was hailed a big success - full results.
Waka champs drew big crowds and were hugely successful
The NZ long distance waka ama championships in Gisborne have been hailed a huge success.
Province told keep kids out of pre-match haka or risk losing points
Ngāti Porou East Coast face a fine or losing points if fans don't stay off the field.
New parking fines: What you'll pay if you break the rules
The increases include parking at an expired meter.
First Fresh boss to chair Citrus NZ
First Fresh chief executive Ian Albers of Gisborne will chair the board of CitrusNZ.
Waka ama fly in 'perfect' race conditions
'Out on the water, it was spectacular racing in the misty, foggy rain.'