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Gardening in containers
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Gardening in containers

There are, of course, many other reasons why the popularity of this form of gardening is growing. Garden centres now offer a much bigger range of attractive tubs, pots, troughs, hanging baskets, vertical garden kits and window boxes, and an even...

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Gig Guide
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Gig Guide

Got something going on? Let The Guide know at guide@gisborneherald. co. nz, or telephone 869-0630This weekWinter Solstice Party: Brazilbeat Sound System with MC Dreadeye, Dizfunk, DJose. Smash Palace, tomorrow, 9pm, $5 door sales. Pauly B + Subset B.C...

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Tokararangi cement lead
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Tokararangi cement lead

So far, they've ticked every box. For six weeks, competition leaders Tokararangi of Te Araroa have gone from strength to strength in Enterprise Cars Ngati Porou East Coast club rugby. They made a phenomenal start to 2020 at home, upping the ante from...

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GOLF ROUNDUP
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GOLF ROUNDUP

If you have a story, tournament to promote or results you wish to have printed, contact The Gisborne Herald at 869-0633 or email sports@gisborneherald. co. nz

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Plants not tricked, just pressing on
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Plants not tricked, just pressing on

I wish to correct some misunderstandings about late flowering/fruiting in trees and plants. Plants are not “fooled” into thinking spring has arrived — they are simply continuing to make the most of favourable conditions to reproduce. The key...

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Carrington makes it No.9
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Carrington makes it No.9

LISA Carrington has wasted no time getting her kayaking season under way, collecting the ninth New Zealand K1 200-metre title of her illustrious career at the national canoe sprint championships at Lake Karapiro yesterday. A week after winning...

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Govt moves to change narrative
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Govt moves to change narrative

First up on Sunday morning, Nanaia Mahuta admitted mistakes over her controversial Three Waters reforms. Yesterday Prime Minister Jacinda Ardern reframed much more empathetically her denials the previous week of a cost of living crisis, on her...

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Close games in men’s netball
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Close games in men’s netball

EXCITING games in the men’s netball competition produced a draw and a one-point result at the YMCA last night. The unbeaten Noogies beat Uawa 30-29 in the feature match. LHS (Lytton High School) drew with The Joops 27-all, and Big M defeated BDPC...

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Keen to see you after lockdown
Gisborne Herald

Keen to see you after lockdown

GISBORNE optometrists say they are open for business under Alert Level 2. Specsavers and OPSM are taking bookings and operating with all safety precautions.“It's great to be back looking after the eyes of Tairawhiti,” said Specsavers dispensing...

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Discovering the magic of Fraser Island
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Discovering the magic of Fraser Island

I WAS planning my annual visit to family in Bundaberg, Queensland, and when I mentioned my plans to my daughter, Christine, she told me they were planning to spend a week on Fraser Island with their good friends Marcus and Julia and three young...

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‘Wonderful ambassadors’
Gisborne Herald

‘Wonderful ambassadors’

Ilminster Intermediate students made such a positive impact on a school trip to Canada last month, it prompted a letter to the Prime Minister. Jacinda Ardern’s office got in touch with principal Peter Ferris to inform him of the complimentary...

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Honoured
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Honoured

Wendy Ure receives her New Year honour from New Zealand Governor General Dame Patsy Reddy in Wellington yesterday. The tumuaki (manager) of Gisborne Community Early Education Centre/Te Whare Tiaki Tamariki tumuaki will become a Member of the New...

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Environment planning
Gisborne Herald

Environment planning

Beef and Lamb New Zealand have organised a workshop on farm environment planning in Wairoa later this month."This workshop will help you understand your farm's unique natural resources and develop a plan to remain productive while putting actions in...

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Golf Roundup
Gisborne Herald

Golf Roundup

If you have a story, tournament to promote or results you wish to have printed, contact The Gisborne Herald at 869-0633 or email sports@gisborneherald. co. nzGisborne ParkKaren Hay has only played a handful of rounds this year but there was no signs...

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Sharing the strength of hei tiki
Gisborne Herald

Sharing the strength of hei tiki

Prime Minister Jacinda Ardern paid an evening visit to Labour MP Kiri Allan, who is fighting stage 3 cervical cancer in hospital. The East Coast MP, who has been detailing her journey on social media, has told followers she ended her chemotherapy...

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Irwin sets record for tons in one night
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Irwin sets record for tons in one night

Tahuna Irwin was the star of Tuesday night play in Turanganui a Kiwa Darts Association’s winter competition. Playing for Falcons against Pumas, Irwin had 41 tons for the night. They included two 180s, one of them a start, and he had 12 leg wins...

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HSOB benefit from Stars’ demise
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HSOB benefit from Stars’ demise

A YEAR on from breathing new life into the Poverty Bay cricket scene, Bollywood Stars have folded. With several players — including co-captains and Poverty Bay representatives Sam Singh and Gary Singh — no longer in the district, Ajay Kumar...

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GO HARD OR GO HOME
Gisborne Herald

GO HARD OR GO HOME

THERE was no shortage of commitment from athletes involved in sport around the district on Saturday. From hockey at Harry Barker Reserve to rugby at the Oval; from netball at the YMCA to football at Childers Road reserve, one and all give it a hundy...

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Houses selling out fast
Gisborne Herald

Houses selling out fast

Property prices in Gisborne have risen more than almost anywhere else in New Zealand over the last year, and housing inventory is the lowest in the country. Latest statistics from the Real Estate Institute (REINZ) show the average median house price...

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Poverty Bay - East Coast golf roundup
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Poverty Bay - East Coast golf roundup

TahungaTHE men’s course recordholder list gained another name on Saturday. Poverty Bay greenkeeper William Brown shot 4-under par 66 as Tahunga officially opened its 2019 season. Brown, off a 1-handicap, had six birdies and two bogeys in his round...

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Keep smiling and laughing
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Keep smiling and laughing

Looking through photos of Gisborne man Brian Costello’s life, there is one thing that stands out. Debbie Gregory spends an afternoon finding out why he always has a twinkle in his eye and a big smile on his face. The 87-year-old, known by most as...

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Three rescued at city beach
Gisborne Herald

Three rescued at city beach

GUSTY north-westerly winds and a rip resulted in the rescue of three swimmers in two separate incidents at Midway Beach yesterday. At 3.30pm, a 12-year-old boy playing in the water east of the patrolled area swam after his ball which was blown...

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Travel bubble has first Covid scare
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Travel bubble has first Covid scare

Health authorities were right to label the risk of Covid-19 getting to New Zealand from the cluster developing in Sydney last week as low — a low probability, but a very high impact should it do so. We are now in the uncomfortable situation of...