Letters: Environmental impact of meat works closure; Grey St woes
Carbon credit incentives have contributed to the livestock industry’s demise.
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Māori businesswomen win top award amid school lunch contract loss
Puku Ora wins Tohu Aorangi award amid loss of school lunch contract to national suppliers.
Gisborne councillors to decide on Grey Street T-intersection change
Council may approve T-intersection; work to start in November if approved.
Time for a 'cool' change: All aboard special voyaging experience on Tairāwhiti waka hourua
History and practical skills part of waka mentoring programme.
New alcohol bylaw review raises concern in Gisborne council
Gisborne councillors to review 2015 Alcohol Control Bylaw by June 2025 to ensure safety.
Goggles out for Eastland Rescue Chopper crew's night missions
Motor vehicle accidents finish chopper crew's week.
Gisborne artist Glenn Brown wins national art prize with futuristic Battle of Wellington
Architecture and ornithology feature in the award-winning painting Battle of Wellington.
Artists celebrate community in Maia Keane's 'too much you fullas' exhibition
Showcasing diverse artworks from those who are connected to Keane.
Letters: Nightmare on Grey St; investing in sustainable jobs
OPINION: Herald readers share their views.
From tired to jazzed up: Gisborne’s main street’s spring clean
Donations include paint, plywood, and supplies, as local artists create a town mural.
1.4km a day 'marathon' to raise funds for Cancer Society
GEC Cancer Society recommends 1.4km Gisborne seaside route for fundraiser
Patutahi match a lolly scramble as Hindmarsh dishes out 42 shots
Pat Tinnelly wins the pairs match and the junior men's net.
Disaster Relief Fund Trust received $3.1m in public donations
Trustees thank community for 'kindness and generosity'; 561 applications supported
Police name dead man at centre of homicide investigation
Police are still investigating the death of 67-year-old Wayne Tamahori Dewes.
Truck show back to raise money for children's ward after 5-year hiatus
The Truck Show will be staged again in Gisborne in early November.
Tairāwhiti News Digest: Trust to host kiwi listening experience; RSA to hold commemorative parade
News from around Tairāwhiti.
Chief Ombudsman: How Boys’ High shaped my quest for opportunity and fairness
Fifty-five years later, the lessons of Gisborne still resonate.
Te Kautuku pilot project showcases digital infrastructure for regenerative farming
The project redefines land use, integrating digital infrastructure for sustainability.
New-look Awapuni Speedway set for banger of an opening meeting
Streetstock Best Pairs and Ministock Best Pairs are the feature events on Saturday night.
'I am ready for life now': Te Araroa kids learning to save for the future through pilot programme
Students of Te Waha o Rerekohu Area School are starting early when it comes to savings.
Future-thinking HSOB eyeing another Premier trophy treble
'Last year, whilst a great achievement, is in the past,' Dave Castle says.
Eastern Fish & Game council elections: Murray Ferris and Mark Sceats retain seats
Sceats starts second term. Ferris, a long-time council member, plans to retire after this.
Emerging Māori artists invited to enter 2025 Te Kiingi Tuheitia Portraiture Award
Award aims to inspire emerging Māori artists with a national platform
Celebrate early Christmas with Gisborne Orchestra and choir on November 10
Experience Bach and Vaughan Williams at Gisborne's Trumpets and Joy
Māori crown a bounceback from nationals 'buzzer-beater'
Second and third placings for ex-Gisborne surfer Fougere.
Horticultual Society Summer Show, Deadset Halloween party and CBD clean-up in Tairāwhiti this weekend
Horticultural bonanza and Halloween are highlights.
Māori business leader Vanessa Hayes champions organic macadamia farming in NZ
Torere Macadamias leads New Zealand's industry growth with a 1000ha organic plan.
Gisborne and East Coast golf: Collier wins fifth senior club championship at Park
Poverty Bay head greenkeeper William Brown is heading to Queenstown's fairways.
Kura kaupapa students get active with Te Kura o Te Ahupoo programme
'The direction of this kaupapa is firmly rooted in the voice and vision of the rangatahi.'
Muir family urges community support for vital archival relocation effort
Company director Michael Muir says 'they need a home' as archives face uncertain future.
Tongan Gisborne student's documentary photography wins She Shed scholarship
Lasike's photography showcases Tongan culture and family moments 'with integrity'.