Invasive weed pest Senegal tea found in Hawke's Bay
HBRC has identified invasive weed Senegal tea.
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Gisborne Boys' top rugby sides lose both fixtures against Napier Boys'
Gisborne Boys' top rugby sides go down to Napier BHS.
Weather: East Cape in for a soaking, with front dragging in heavy rain
The region's in for a heavy soaking.
Gisborne letters about Grey St, city centre in a bad state, farm emissions
Readers' views on Grey St, city centre in a bad state, farm emissions.
Final concrete section laid on pathway extension
Contractors have laid down the final piece of a new concrete footpath behind Mitre 10.
Trial growing of papaya in Tairāwhiti
Tai Kupenga Ltd involved in trial growing of Papaya for leaves and fruit
Mayor Stoltz fights for Kiwibank’s return to Gisborne
Mayor Rehette Stoltz is concerned about Gisborne losing Kiwibank's physical presence.
Record harvest: Local growers can claim the 'best-tasting kiwifruit in the country'
Gisborne kiwifruit part of a record national season and they were the tastiest
Weekend wrap: Gisborne Boys' High fight for a 2-2 draw with YMP A
Boys' High versus YMP A was nearly the upset of the hockey season on Saturday.
What a game in store - Waikohu 1 v YMP 1
Heavyweight clash set to be the game of the season so far.
Waiapū landfill expires in 2025: Ruatōrea weighs closure, new waste solutions
Waiapū landfill review may lead to new waste minimisation plans.
Gisborne letters: rejecting divisive identity politics, more on Grey St changes
Our readers' views on rejecting divisive identity politics, Grey St, DrainWise.
Bridging the Pacific: Tairāwhiti and Washington unite over disaster risks
A delegation explores disaster readiness with First Nations people in Washington.
Gisborne club rugby: Big wins for Tapuae, YMP and Waikohu
Tapuae beat Ngātapa 50-17, while there were also big wins for YMP and Waikohu.
Nurses' national tour tackles New Zealand's health funding crisis
NZNO bus tour hits Gisborne, demands health funding boost.Nurses call for better staffing,
Social croquet tourney pays out for high-handicap players
Tournament pays dividends for high-handicap players.
Lone striker’s hat-trick sees Rangers beat Gisborne Thistle 4-3
Rangers beat Gisborne Thistle 4-3 thanks to hat-trick from lone striker.
Night flying for rescue chopper
The Trust Tairāwhiti rescue helicopter flew 5 out of 8 missions at night.
Gisborne pushes for law to tackle CBD's derelict buildings crisis
Council seeks laws to fix decaying buildings in central Gisborne.
Letters: Road repairs, more on Grey St project, flames of division
Locals on road repairs, the Grey St project, and reducing division through respect.
Liszt trio wins top prize at Tairāwhiti chamber music competition
All levels of musical ability on display at Chamber Music NZ Tairawhiti contest.
Gisborne premier grade netball: YMP 2 finish stronger to beat Girls' High
Girls' High pushed YMP 2 all the way to the final quarter on Saturday.
Blackburne advocates for heritage in face of demolition costs
Heritage NZ lacks protection power; saving heritage buildings has economic benefits.
Do you know any good men? Tairāwhiti to celebrate local heroes
Tairāwhiti Men of the Year celebrates positive male role models.
Gisborne's Eastwoodhill, the national arboretum, puts call out for volunteers
Helpers with the café, events, upkeep and admin are needed
Gisborne Club Darts Association results
Results from Tuesday’s Gisborne Club Darts Association competition
Hereford sales reflect the times
The district's two Hereford studs sold 45 of their R2 bulls in on-farm sales this week
Council spends millions on wastewater, stormwater improvements
DrainWise programme aims to curb Gisborne sewage overflows.
Regional Feds support call for rural banking probe
Gisborne-Wairoa Fed back calls for an independent inquiry in rural banking
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.
'Overwhelming support' for another mercantile badminton league
Badminton Eastland will commit to running BIZminton 2024.2 in August.
'I just went on air and did what I do': Top radio award for announcer who did round-the-clock updates during Cyclone Gabrielle
Breakfast host Bevan Chapman wins top radio award
Ūawa to get Streets for People roading upgrade
Residents chose a design that improves safety at the main road and Solander St junction.