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'Devastated': Waka ama world rocked by death of coach and paddler Kiwi Campbell
'Our hearts are breaking, and we share the pain and depth of your grief.'
Tolaga Bay resident urges council action on historic wharf and hall
Clive Bibby calls for Gisborne council to take over maintenance of the historic landmarks.
Emotional win for Donnelly on return 'home'
Forty years after last playing at Te Puia Hot Springs, Donnelly wins East Coast Open.
Tairawhiti schools shine at Turanganui Māori cultural festival
Thousands celebrate Māori culture at Turanganui Schools Festival, now in its 39th year.
Controversial Streets for People project set for intersection reversion work
Full road closure is needed for night work on the intersection.
Wairoa arrests but no gang patch issues yet in Gisborne
A Mongrel Mob hat and T-shirt have been seized in Wairoa, with two people arrested.
Mayor hosts touching send-off as Manawanui crew visit home port
Yvonne Gray and crew visit Gisborne, honoured after HMNZS Manawanui sank in Samoa.
Gisborne's Sunshine Service and TPAT celebrate milestones with style
Minister Costello praises Gisborne's age-friendly communities.
Trust Tairāwhiti seeking survey respondents to end ‘information gap’
Trust Tairāwhiti's data and information lead Malcolm Mersham speaks on past findings.
Gisborne farmer new president as Rural Women NZ count down to centenary
A 'committed advocate for women and New Zealand’s primary sector over many years'
Unity Theatre casting call: Badjelly The Witch auditions coming up
Roles for kids and magical creatures are on offer in Unity Theatre's upcoming play.
Summer Soundcheck mini-festival at Smash Palace with local DJs
Gisborne's Summer Soundcheck at Smash Palace honours late owner
Gisborne artists donate to Faces of the Coast for mental health awareness
Faces of the Coast art exhibition opens tonight to support Mahia Wave Warriors.
Gisborne's speed limit changes under threat as Govt shifts gears
Gisborne implemented reduced speed limits in July, supported by public consultation.
Meet the Gisborne medallists changing lives in Aotearoa
'Extraordinary Kiwis making a positive difference' – seven from Gisborne named medallists.
Students to create Māori superhero series 'Pūkeko Man' at Rāngai
Gisborne's Rāngai Studios launches 'Pukeko Man', a Māori superhero series with student help.
What's on in Tairāwhiti this weekend: Priscilla musical, art mart and exhibition at museum
What's on in Tairāwhiti this weekend: Priscilla musical, art mart and exhibition at museum
Tairāwhiti news digest: Derelict house burns again - arson inquiry under way
A derelict house in Kaiti has burned again after fire damaged it four years ago.
Hogan renaissance: Ex-world champ on the rise again at 66
The sport of croquet is keeping local legend Joe Hogan young.
Bats thrive in Tairāwhiti: How Aratu Forests is protecting them
Bats found in Tairāwhiti's Aratu Forests; management plan enhances their protection.
Donnelly added to East Coast Open champions list
Triumphant return to his golfing roots for Waka Donnelly.
Report reveals massive growth for Turanga Health amid changing health sector
'Turanga Health is essential for helping iwi enjoy sound good health throughout life.'
Faulkner family 'beyond grateful' for support after devastating woolshed fire
The Faulkner family are beyond grateful for all the love and support after the fire.
Surf's up for farmers, thanks to $15,000 grant
'While the concept is simple, the programme has proven to be life changing.'
Trials show how life beneath soil could be key to rejuvenating intensively farmed land
Early findings already delivering valuable insights that could transform soil health.
Portraits of faith: Artist tells nuns' stories in new book and exhibition
Tairawhiti Museum hosts Margaret Hansen's tribute to her aunts.
'Confronting': The moment a veteran journalist suffers a stroke
Broadcaster and writer reveals how it all started - on World Stroke Day.
Gisborne shows affected by Ticketek outage
Door sales remain open for shows like Priscilla Queen of the Desert.
From award-winning soloist to The North East Band
North East is made up of fellow Gisborne musicians and will debut this summer.
Citizens Civic Award winners for 2024
The winners of the 2024 Citizens Civic Awards have been recognised.
Up close and personal with tuatara at fundraising walk
Te Kurī/Young Nick’s Head Walk raises $7000 for Alzheimers Gisborne Tairāwhiti.
From kapa haka to taiao: Toihoukura's talented artists
Tātai Hono exhibition opens, featuring Level 3 students' diverse artistic expressions.