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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.
Hospital rush job for rescue chopper after baby's early arrival
'They absolutely love their new baby sister.'
Cyclone stories of Gisborne farmers feature in Farmstrong book
Rob and Marie Burke have first hand experience tackling disaster.
Lotto win for Gisborne nets more than $13,000
The Gisborne Speedway Club’s superstock development team won the teams event at Huntly.
'We're devastated': Sheds, caravan destroyed, house severely damaged by fire
Wind-fanned flames destroyed two sheds, a caravan and badly damaged a house.
From First XV to centennial: HSOB's rich rugby history in Gisborne
HSOB celebrates its centennial with events at Anzac St clubrooms from March 28-30, 2025.
Tairāwhiti unites for hīkoi, demanding Government listen to Māori voices
Haley Maxwell: 'I wanted to make sure the Tairāwhiti were on the map. Toitū Te Tiriti.'
Drag queens, divas, disco and dizzying costume changes: Priscilla production a fabulous romp
Kim Parkinson reviews Musical Theatre Gisborne's production, directed by Dean McKerras
Penguins nesting under Wainui house inspire new book
Margo's penguin experience: Wainui students turn it into a book.
'Sweet', 'glamorous' or Harry Potter: The reasons behind Gisborne's most popular pet names
Residents share why names like Bella or Luna were best for their furry friends.
Councillors opt for higher fees at Kiwa Pools, citing public preference
Kiwa Pools to raise entry fee as 53% prefer higher charges over lower rates.
Tairāwhiti communities take part in Toitū Te Tiriti hīkoi across the region
A Mauri stone 'Mauri Tū, Mauri Ora' passes to communities, honouring ancestors and future.
60% of cyclone recovery work on Tairawhiti highways by Christmas
Local contractors handle 80% of Trec work; 'highways are in great shape,' says councillor
Student artists shine in Tōku Ake exhibition at Te Wānanga o Aotearoa
$6000 raised for C Company at Tōku Ake art exhibition and auction
What's on in Tairāwhiti this weekend: Overnight hike, tai chi and Spring Fling fundraiser
What's on in Tairāwhiti this weekend: overnight hike, tai chi and Spring Fling fundraiser.
Sleeping Beauty pantomime to bring festive fun to Lawson Field Theatre
Join the fun: Audience participation at Sleeping Beauty pantomime
Hīkoi to Parliament: Tairāwhiti rōpū joins nationwide protest against Māori policies
What is Tairāwhiti doing for the hīkoi?
From adversity to opportunity: Puketawai Marae’s journey post-cyclone
Puketawai Marae, hit hard by Cyclone Gabrielle, plans to shift to safer, higher ground.
Free family fun: Big Day Out returns with food, rides and giveaways
Pastor McLeod: 'Everything is free' at the Big Day Out, including rides and food.
Couple's surprise: Tairāwhiti volunteers win Nan Evans award
Hans Kwak: 'The award is as much for Trish as it is for me.'
Kura to shine at Tūranganui Schools’ Māori Cultural Festival
Kura to showcase Māori culture at Tūranganui schools’ festival from November18-22.
Collaboration not competition: Concern raised at after-hours healthcare tender process
Some local clinics are critical of Te Whatu Ora's tender process for a gap in services.
'Hope those empty panels remain empty': Vietnam vet hopes for no more war casualties
Combined Services Day in Gisborne saw diverse attendance, honouring all service personnel.
Rescue chopper trust's new wing marks past while looking to future
Launch of Willock Wing marks strengthened resilience for rescue helicopter and the region.
Rare whale stranding near Gisborne ends with euthanasia
DoC, iwi and members of the public attempted to help the animal on Waikanae Beach.
'A sign of the times': Gisborne councillors discuss changing sealed roads to unsealed to manage road budget
Policy needed as Gisborne council plans unsealed roads; public meetings to discuss impact.
'Wood is Good': Forestry workers help educate Tairāwhiti school children
Discover Forestry NZ, visited three Tairāwhiti primary schools last week.
District council plans to restore Waihirere Domain to its former glory
Councillors reminisce about "that slide"; hope to restore domain to its former glory.