
Gisborne road safety funding slashed by half
The council is set to receive $554,000 for road safety, 56% less than requested funding.
The council is set to receive $554,000 for road safety, 56% less than requested funding.
Gisborne's Longline Classic to feature students' art as well as Tiki Taane and Scribe.
A West Coast-East Coast derby often produces close games.
Nearly 1000 attendees enjoyed performances showcasing art and Māori heritage.
The ever-popular Silver Ferns Farms 'Steak of Station' on again at Gisborne's spring show.
'The team are working hard towards a construction start early next year.'
Working together in extreme conditions to complete challenges
Spirited bidding in a sellout Spring Sale at Turihaua Angus on Tuesday.
Region cops thunder, lightning, hail... even snow.
Mother’s legacy in kōhanga reo paved the way for future generations to cherish te reo.
Bowel Screening team promotes free screening, targeting Māori and Pacific people
The Invincibles were on tour in the UK making history.
Nati Growth acquires Captain Morgans site, planning renovations and potential i-Site.
Opinion: Seeking details from Gisborne council on six 'Better Off' projects costing $7.2m.
The show written by Alison Pollard-Mansergh is celebrating 27 years of global success.
News and results from around Gisborne and East Coast golf courses.
OPINION: Pine monoculture on highly erodible land has had disastrous results.
NZTA has plans in progress for further work to stabilise gorge.
Wānanga teacher told she would never get a job speaking te reo Māori.
Trucking operators in and out of Gisborne forced to go long way round again.
Turihaua Angus present their 2024 yearling bulls for sale today on-farm.
'We were just not good enough on the day ... there's no shame in that.'
Fire allowed to burn-off, three suffer minor injuries in Whareratas crash
'.An incredible man who has totally dedicated his life to the betterment of others.'
Investigation ongoing into who fired bullet into family home in Gisborne.
OPINION: Gisborne readers write in with their concerns.
'My blisters are stinging, but my heart is singing': Sophie Land
'We just weren't clinical enough in our efforts to close the game out,' the coach says.