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Promising political career may be over
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Promising political career may be over

The arrest and resignation of Justice Minister Kiri Allan from all her ministerial portfolios is a blow for the Government just 80 days out from an election, and a huge setback for this region’s young MP who had seemed destined for an even bigger...

Bridge results
Sport

Bridge results

Monday, July 17 — Woodward Chrisp Restricted Pairs 3 North/South East/West Yvonne Waide, Ann McCombe 57.52 Joy Marden, Patricia Corson 59.17 Vicki Taylor, John Hudson 53.75 Bette Parker, Beverley Evans 58.75 Eileen Lee, Jean Turnbull 53.33 Katrine...

Committed GBHS push world champs
Sport

Committed GBHS push world champs

IT was a worthy challenge. A Gisborne Boys’ High School first 15 yet to win a Super 8 game this season and up against the best in the world — Hamilton BHS — showed fighting qualities in their 25-7 loss at the Rectory field on Saturday. It was...

Honours shared in Prem thriller
Sport

Honours shared in Prem thriller

A seesawing draw between Waikohu and Horouta and another powerful performance by unbeaten YMP (1) was the story of Premier Grade netball in the YMCA on Saturday. Turanga FM YMP (1) overpowered Gisborne Girls’ High School Senior A 50-29 for their...

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Opening day losses for Gisborne at Super 8
Sport

Opening day losses for Gisborne at Super 8

Gisborne Boys’ High School had a tough opening day in the Super 8 football tournament being held at the Rectory field this week. They lost 3-0 to Hamilton BHS in the morning and 7-0 to Palmerston North BHS in the afternoon. Gisborne did well...

Vaccination at heart of dispute
Gisborne Herald

Vaccination at heart of dispute

A youth worker who lost her job at Oranga Tamariki after she refused to be vaccinated against Covid-19, is fighting for her job back. Hilary Seymour went to The Employment Relations Authority (ERA) with a personal grievance in March last year...

More rain, but more sun too
Gisborne Herald

More rain, but more sun too

The rapid re-appearance of surface and creeks flooding over the weekend showed the region’s saturated soils cannot cope with even small amounts of rain. This time only the top half of the district had serious amounts of rain. The path of the...

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THE LONGEST DAY
Gisborne Herald

THE LONGEST DAY

by Andrew Ashton A group of Gisborne Intermediate School students impressed onlookers in Gisborne on Saturday as they pulled a fire truck through the city centre. About 25 pupils aged 11 and 12 took part in the challenge, which was the culmination...

Nurses to strike on August 9-10
Gisborne Herald

Nurses to strike on August 9-10

Gisborne Hospital nurses along with their national colleagues employed by Te Whatu Ora (or the former health boards) will strike for 24 hours on August 9 and 10. Members of the New Zealand Nurses Organisation Tōpūtanga Tapuhi Kaitiaki o Aotearo...

Court decision backs forestry
Gisborne Herald

Court decision backs forestry

The Forest Owners Association said the successful judicial review of the workings of the Emissions Trading Scheme (ETS) shows government attitudes and actions are jeopardising New Zealand reaching its greenhouse gas reduction goals. The High Court...

Two hurt in crash
Gisborne Herald

Two hurt in crash

The Trust Tairāwhiti Eastland Rescue Helicopter flew two people to Gisborne Hospital on Thursday afternoon after a collision between two utes just north of Anaura Bay Road on SH35. The chopper was heading home from Tauranga Hospital, to where they...