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Tiny space, big harvest
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Tiny space, big harvest

Explore the world of mobile vege gardening and learn how to grow your own produce in small living spaces. You don’t need a big space if you want to grow a vege garden — in fact, you don’t even need to own your own home. Creating a mobile vege...

A fusion of Flavours
Lifestyle

A fusion of Flavours

Eat Up New Zealand: The Bach Edition by Al Brown is a revised edition of Al’s iconic book Eat Up New Zealand. This book includes more than 150 delicious recipes especially aimed at easy bach living. Meatballs with spiced tomato lentils is my...

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Solomann ends BoP star’s winning streak
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Solomann ends BoP star’s winning streak

He’s known to most as “Solly” but David Solomann has earned himself another nickname at the Freyberg Masters men’s interprovincial tournament in Gisborne this week . . . “Afternoon Specialist”. Solomann collected a huge scalp as his host...

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Trio wins annual ‘Fun Day’
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Trio wins annual ‘Fun Day’

Poverty Bay Bowling Club members held their annual Melbourne Cup Fun Day Tournament on Tuesday. The winners, with three wins and 15 ends won, were Dayvinia Mills (skip), Marion Jones (director) and Margaret Parsons (lead). The runners-up — Bruce...

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Mills bowls perfectly
Sport

Mills bowls perfectly

Impressive draw bowls by Dayvinia Mills proved decisive in the final of the centre 2-4-2 mixed pairs completed at Gisborne Bowling Club on Sunday. Mills combined with Geoff Pinn to defeat Marcus and Jasmine Merrick 15-8 in the decider. The...

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GBHS look to end HSOB dominance
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GBHS look to end HSOB dominance

Can Gisborne Boys’ High School end the blue-and-whites’ dominance of Premier Grade cricket? Two weeks into the 40-over Doleman Cup season, Bollywood High School Old Boys’ margins of victory have been 156 runs against Breakers Horouta Te Wak...

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Massive challenge ahead for Hipkins
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Massive challenge ahead for Hipkins

Chippie is back but can he reinvigorate a party that has just gone through a major rejection from the voting public? The decision of the Labour caucus to reinstate defeated Prime Minister Chris Hipkins is unsurprising, particularly as there are no...

A guide to understanding socialism
Opinion

A guide to understanding socialism

Bob Hughes Over the years here I have been called a “lefty communist” and a “watermelon” (green outside, red inside); been told I live in a cave, and that “as a worm” I would “do an admirable job” (John Fricker, 2019); and most...

Waihau Bay Road open soon
Gisborne Herald

Waihau Bay Road open soon

Waihau Road is open to residents and may soon open to the public. Gisborne District Council acting director of community lifelines Dave Hadfield, reporting to the operations committee yesterday, said the washout repair was almost complete. The road...

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Summer Show ‘very pretty’
Gisborne Herald

Summer Show ‘very pretty’

Poverty Bay Horticultural Society president Wendy Davies was “very, very happy” with the society’s annual Summer Show last weekend. She was impressed with the number of entries for the show, which was at the Farmers Air Showgrounds Event...

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Sanders Cup now East Coast Cup
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Sanders Cup now East Coast Cup

Gisborne Yacht Club son-and-father sailing team of Ross and Colin Shanks, representing the East Coast, have uplifted one of New Zealand’s oldest sailing trophies after a close-fought contest on Lake Rotoiti. The Sanders Cup was in its 99th year of...

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GOLF ROUNDUP
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GOLF ROUNDUP

Poverty bay Darryn White and Marg Colebourne are the 2023 Primo Cup champions. White won the men’s title while Colebourne won the women’s crown, along with the hidden partners competition run alongside the Primo Cup final. White shot 77 off his...

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Balance of power lies with Peters
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Balance of power lies with Peters

Winston Peters seems set to teach National leader Christopher Luxon a lesson or two in the power dynamics of coalition negotiations, and could force a change in tack. The NZ First leader told National Business Review on Tuesday that he believed...

Storm Ciarán and us . . .
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Storm Ciarán and us . . .

Your Saturday report on the serious damage Storm Ciarán wreaked on the British Isles and Europe, and the mean sea-level pressure reading for England and Wales in November being the lowest ever, deeply concerns me. I remind readers, we in the...