National honour for land management stalwart Kerry Hudson an email surprise
Land conservator Kerry Hudson has been named a Member of the NZ Order of Merit.
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King's Birthday Honours from around Rotorua and the Bay of Plenty.
Rural community well represented in King's Birthday Honours
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It's June and right about now you're thinking of the perfect winter break.
Fifty-plus red cattle to be auctioned
Tairawhiti's two Hereford cattle studs put up 50-plus young bulls next week.
NZTA confirms roadworks will continue in Tairāwhiti after TREC 'miscommunication'
Road maintenance work by TREC will continue uninterrupted - NZTA.
From top player to top umpire: Bobbie Beattie honoured
"Everyone thinks they know the laws ... underline ‘thinks’."
Dancers to compete in glamorous fundraiser for Life Education
Ten couples will dance in Life Education Trust fundraiser.
Sanctions for Wainui over ref incident but no 'naming and shaming'
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Give it a go: Controversial Grey St trial backed by council
'I think we should just soldier on and see where it lands.': District councillor
Gisborne leads NZ with highest Māori population proportion
70.4% of under 25s in Gisborne are Māori.
Pink Panthers Patutahi roar to Tairāwhiti pennants glory
Tahi too good for Poverty Bay in Oligoi Jug interclub golf final
Gisborne MP slams transport body Trec over 'poor communication'
'This messaging was completely wrong and has caused undue stress.'
Median Gisborne house price up to $670k for year to April
'Activity is picking up for the housing market as we move into autumn.'
Artists' residency results in an exhibition made up of eclectic artworks
Eclectic artworks part of new exhibition at Gisborne's HOEA! Gallery.
Lytton's Dawn of Te Matatini concert celebrates natural world
Characters battle it out on stage to win the ultimate prize.
East Coast MP says Budget shows commitment to cyclone recovery
East Coast MP says Budget shows commitment to cyclone recovery.
Thistle to host rivals Whanganui Athletic
Side looks for winning rhythm after tough start to Fed League season.
'Hi Vis' day for Coast girls a success
Introduction to civil construction machinery and skills a hit for 40-50 Coast girls.
Piano Extravaganza XIV debuts local composer's latest work
Piano Extravaganza XIV debuts local composer's latest work, arranged for eight hands.
Opinion: Gisborne letters on Māori wards bill, hikoi, wasteful spending
Readers' views on hot topics in the region.
What's on in Gisborne over the next week and month, plus regular events
Events listing for what's on in Gisborne.
Tairāwhiti community comes together for hīkoi protesting Govt policies
'We come from greatness, we were born into greatness, we are greatness.'
Virtues of a 'simple, peaceful life' marked on 100th birthday
Her secret to longevity? No smoking or drinking plus lots of fruit, veges and family time.
Waikohu on a roll, Horouta made to work
Top seeds put away YMP (2) while Horouta surged in the last quarter to beat the students.
Tairāwhiti community planning for peaceful hīkoi
It is the second event organised in response to the Government's actions.
Weet-Bix Try Challenge puts more than 2000 schoolkids through their paces
The Weet-Bix Try Challenge is being held at five schools across the area this week.
Tairāwhiti Endeavour men's golf title to Waikohu
Waikohu dominate interclub series, pair of Lees shine at Poverty Bay Open Foursomes
Six plead not guilty to charges from rainbow crossing incidents
Accused facing intentional damage, wilful damage in same location.
Award-winning Kiwa Pools 'building lives'
'An impressive demonstration of collaboration and innovation in construction.'
Rangatahi orators shine at Ngā Manu Kōrero in Ruatōrea
Winners of speech event advance to national level; over 500 attended.
Gisborne councillors must reject their costly Three-Year Plan
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Cutting Gisborne city speed limits to 30 and 40kmh
'The lower limits have been in response to community needs and safety considerations.'