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Sports draws
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Sports draws

Hockey Poverty Bay club hockey, Intermediate — Tuesday (June 6), 4pm: Gisborne Intermediate Wha v TKKM Whatatutu; Gis Int Toru v Campion Mackillop. 4.40pm: Ilminster Kea v Ilminster Weka; Kaiti Toa v Gis Int Ono. 5.20pm: Patutahi Taiohi v Gis Int...

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Electrinet Park reign supreme
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Electrinet Park reign supreme

No champagne cork-popping jubilation. No Viking-like bellows of victory. No changing shed roof-raising team chants. Electrinet Park (1)’s successful defence of the Oligoi Jug men’s interclub pennants title on Sunday was marked with reflection...

Local shines at Dog trial champs
Gisborne Herald

Local shines at Dog trial champs

Matawai dog triallist Samantha Shaw was the toast of the Poverty Bay Dog Trial Centre after her three-four finish in the zig-zag hunt final at the New Zealand championships at the Warepa Collie Club grounds near Balclutha last week. Hers was the...

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Focus now on forestry workers
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Focus now on forestry workers

The forestry industry in this region has taken a hammering over the destruction and mess caused by slash and whole pine trees that washed and slipped into waterways during heavy rain events earlier this year. That has been keenly felt by our 900 or...

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Local sportspeople caught on camera
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Local sportspeople caught on camera

Gisborne Herald photographer Paul Rickard was out and about capturing local sport on camera on Saturday and Sunday. His busy weekend featured the Poverty Bay Premier club rugby clash between YMP and Waikohu at Te Karaka; Gisborne Boys' High School's...

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First dawn for Oakview
Gisborne Herald

First dawn for Oakview

The foundations for the first house in Gisborne’s biggest new residential development in 15 years have been laid. Contractors Quebik carried out the first concrete pour for the first house to be built at the new Oakview development on Hansen Road...

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Shredder ready to tackle slash
Gisborne Herald

Shredder ready to tackle slash

A Herculean 30 tonne slow speed shredder is perhaps the one-stop solution that Gisborne needs, when it comes to dealing with issues such as slash. The $900,000 Terex 820 machine was donated to Gisborne company Harrison Bulk Haulage, by an Auckland...

Nurses to consider pay offer
Gisborne Herald

Nurses to consider pay offer

Gisborne nurses will hold stop work meetings on Thursday to discuss a Te Whatu Ora pay offer which their union says falls short of the rate of inflation. Nurses who are members of New Zealand Nurses Organisation (NZNO) will meet at one of 57...

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DAN THE MAN AS PARK WIN PENNANTS
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DAN THE MAN AS PARK WIN PENNANTS

THE Oligoi Jug trophy remains in Electrinet Park hands after a one-way matchplay final of the men’s interclub pennants competition on Sunday. Park (1) whitewashed Poverty Bay 8-0 in the 36-hole decider on the Poverty Bay course. The team of Anaru...

Bridge results
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Bridge results

Monday, May 22 — President’s Pairs 4 North/South East/West Ann McCombe, Eileen Lee 60.42 Vicki Nickerson, Frank Roach 60.71 Patricia Corson, Bette Parker 53.87 Helen Kerisome, Pippa Williams 58.63 Gretchen Ivess, Louise Goodhue 51.79 Pamel...

Coast squad chock-full of quality
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Coast squad chock-full of quality

These Sky Blues have a solid look about them. The Ngati Porou East Coast Kaupoi wider squad — chock-full of quality and experience — will have as head coach, for the fourth year in a row, Lochore Cup-winning former All Black Hosea Gear. The...

Gritty efforts from Premier newbies
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Gritty efforts from Premier newbies

by Sherrill Beale Premier grade newcomers Ngatapa and YMP (2) produced better performances but still succumbed to the superior skills and experience of more highly ranked opponents in senior netball in the YMCA on Saturday. Claydens Waikohu (1)...