Gisborne District News

OPINION: Editorial content key to Gisborne newspaper's survival, says column writer.

Tairāwhiti Golf round-up

News and results from around the district's golf courses

Thousand head sell at Matawhero cattle fair

A thousand cattle sold at Matawhero saleyards on Tuesday

Gisborne group fights for bridge funding to save family farms

Bridging Tairāwhiti, a Gisborne group, campaigns for bridge repairs post-Cyclone.

Chopper is back: Laughs, gags, and no spiders involved

Chopper talks to the Gisborne Herald ahead of new show next week.

Alder calls for open council workshops

Gisborne councillor seeks transparency, opposes council vote.

Champions Park bounce back from defeat

One semifinal place up for grabs in Tairāwhiti men's pennants

Over $55k in prizes: Gisborne film-makers gear up for 48Hour challenge

With one weekend to make a short film - calling budding Gisborne filmmakers.

Biosecurity workshop to help public identify marine pests

'The training will help people play a valuable role in marine biosecurity.'

'Catastrophic destruction': Councillor hits out over proposed liquor sale crackdown

07 May 05:00 PM

Councillors largely opposed any changes to the current local alcohol policy.

Gisborne Digest: A round-up of news from the district

07 May 05:17 AM

From Olympics confirmation to lifestyle property sales spike.

Last-gasp goal earns Gisborne Boys' High draw

06 May 11:47 PM

In the men's, a Broad goal at the death earns Gisborne Boys' High share of the honours.

Tairāwhiti rescue chopper tops century of missions for quarter

Regional rescue chopper mission schedule similar to during Cyclone Gabrielle.

'Fairly average' opening weekend for Gisborne hunters

Eastern Fish and Game says the opening weekend was 'fairly average'.

Letters to the Editor

Gisborne Herald Letters: Colonisation 'no excuse for terrible behaviour'

OPINION: The latest letters to the Gisborne Herald editor.

Te Arai bridge repair reconnects Manutūkē community

Six-month wait over as $55,000 repair completed.

Detours as asphalt work continues at night

This work will result in a combination of stop-go controls and road closures.

Gisborne Rowing Club to mark 150 years with grand reunion

The call is going out for memorabilia to mark the major milestone.

OBM first-half charge sets up Poverty Bay club rugby victory

A first-half surge secures the McFarlane Cup as Ngātapa mourn the loss of a club stalwart.

'Deserved win' puts Gisborne Thistle on the board

05 May 10:57 PM

First goal, first victory of the Central Fed League season for the Jags.

Eastland Group reshapes after major sales

Long-serving chief executive to depart as group restructures.

Olympics

She's overcome heartbreak. Now she's tackling one of the world's 'most dangerous' waves

Gisborne's Olympic surfer Saffi Vette opens up on life's hard lessons and goals.

Property boom: Gisborne region soars in home consents and sales

Huge amount of property market "positivity" after a tough 2023.

Tuesday results from Gisborne Club Darts Association

Johnny be good with perfect start for Tigers.

Lacing up the boots for Gisborne-Wairoa Fed Farmers fundraiser

Feds to play Parliament in rugby, netball at Ngātapa.

Silverware clean-up includes 100-year-old sailing trophy

McNeill and Hey win NZ sailing's oldest trophy in Gisborne.

Healthy game populations reported for start of duck hunting season

Late maize harvest affects availability of spots for shooters.

Work set to go on Grey St 'Streets for People' project

03 May 05:18 AM

Parking likely to be limited during first week as work begins.

PBEC bask in sunshine on Whakatāne mats

03 May 04:45 AM

News and results from Poverty Bay-East Coast Indoor Bowls Centre.