Protesters welcome change in Grey Street
The protesters opposed to 'Streets for People' welcome the reversal at Kahutia St.
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'There is no Planet B': Gisborne council debates aspirational net-zero by 2030 timeline
Cyclone Gabrielle shifts focus; key climate plans delayed, affecting net-zero goals.
Drinks and dogs at hairdressers: Proposal to remove restrictions
MP wants to trim an absurd law with her member's bill.
Former mayor and Race Relations Commissioner becomes driving instructor
Gisborne's Meng Foon can offer lessons in English, te reo Māori, Mandarin and Cantonese.
Police investigating Gisborne homicide seek sightings of person on bicycle
Police are still investigating the death of 67-year-old Wayne Tamahori Dewes.
'A build of perserverance': Mahunga Stream Floodgate project wins Supreme Award
Story of perseverance, teamwork and resilience in the face of adversity
Demo derby promises to be one of Gisborne's best
More than 50 cars confirmed for Youth Ministock 100.
Young lifeguards grind it out in Gizzy
The Gizzy Grinder put 55 young surf lifesaving athletes to the test.
Gisborne teen qualifies for worlds at Europe Dinghy Nationals
Miller was shocked to be among the names selected for the event in Italy.
From therapy to art: Zoe Alford's journey through pastel landscapes
Winery's gallery allows Alford to lower prices; her paintings now start at $1500.
Gisborne dancers ready for magical weekend with Peter Pan - The Ballet
Nadine Proctor's Peter Pan ballet features 80 students, aged 4 to 19, this Saturday.
Christmas fete, makers market and live music on in Tairāwhiti this weekend
Music, dance, and Christmas celebrations.
Gisborne's $6.7k give-way sign
'It was once facing the wrong way for 10 days,' a local said.
Maungarongo Te Kawa returns home with quilt exhibition at Tairāwhiti Museum
Maungarongo Te Kawa's quilt exhibition opens at Tairawhiti Museum, showcasing his journey.
Gisborne Herald website introduces new, easier online paper access
Subscribers can now access the latest digital edition of the Gisborne Herald in PDF form.
News digest: Tourism Eastland leaves funds to Sunrise Foundation
Thursday is predicted to be Gisborne's warmest day since last summer.
Golf keeps players around Gisborne and East Coast busy
Learn more about what golfers round the region have been up to.
Farmers urged to take part in genetics survey
INZB launches fourth annual industry survey; closes December 9
Here comes the heat: Parts of NZ to hit 30C this week
Kiwis are in for an early dose of scorching summer days - and nights - later this week.
'Perfect place to live as a creative': Gisborne inspiration for top NZTV winners
Taylor and Malcon thrive in Gisborne, inspired by the community and beautiful beaches.
Gisborne Council flips decision: Grey St/Kahutia St intersection reverts to normal
Council reviews Grey/Kahutia St, considers temporary speed cushions for safety.
Tributes for Kiwi Campbell: Paddlers keep off water to honour waka ama 'queen'
Gisborne city rivers were near empty in a mark of respect to a fallen great.
Tairāwhiti news digest: 15 year old first gang patch arrest in Gisborne
Three arrests in the Eastern District were related to reported breaches of the Gangs Act.
Food sovereignty for all: TV host's mission for her community
Tui Keenan and Waikirikiri School are building food sovereignty for their community.
'Devastated': Waka ama world rocked by death of coach and paddler Kiwi Campbell
'Our hearts are breaking, and we share the pain and depth of your grief.'
Tolaga Bay resident urges council action on historic wharf and hall
Clive Bibby calls for Gisborne council to take over maintenance of the historic landmarks.
Emotional win for Donnelly on return 'home'
Forty years after last playing at Te Puia Hot Springs, Donnelly wins East Coast Open.
'Bit of fun' attitude helps Ngatapa to bounceback victory
Gisborne Boys' High seconds looking to be more aggressive in bid for first win.
Tairawhiti schools shine at Turanganui Māori cultural festival
Thousands celebrate Māori culture at Turanganui Schools Festival, now in its 39th year.
Controversial Streets for People project set for intersection reversion work
Full road closure is needed for night work on the intersection.
Wairoa arrests but no gang patch issues yet in Gisborne
A Mongrel Mob hat and T-shirt have been seized in Wairoa, with two people arrested.
Mayor hosts touching send-off as Manawanui crew visit home port
Yvonne Gray and crew visit Gisborne, honoured after HMNZS Manawanui sank in Samoa.
Gisborne's Sunshine Service and TPAT celebrate milestones with style
Minister Costello praises Gisborne's age-friendly communities.
Trust Tairāwhiti seeking survey respondents to end ‘information gap’
Trust Tairāwhiti's data and information lead Malcolm Mersham speaks on past findings.