'Don't be afraid to be Māori': Annalise embraces te reo
From doubt to pride: 'I am Māori and I know I am Māori'.
AdvertisementAdvertise with NZME.
Latest fromGisborne District
Cheers and tears as inspirational East Cape trek ends
'My blisters are stinging, but my heart is singing': Sophie Land
LIGHTS OUT: District council addresses faulty LEDs impacting urban street light network
Council pursuing a warranty claim with original hardware supplier
Lynn trio end centre season on winning high
Trowell Player of the Tournament at Young Guns competition
Councillors approve lease for Gisborne multisports hub development
Gisborne's Victoria Sport and Recreation Hub moves closer to reality with lease approval.
PM helped with the spinach harvest at 11ha undercover greenhouse in Gisborne
The Prime Minister toured LeaderBrand's Gisborne operation when he was here this week.
Touched many lives: Whanau celebrate Midge's life
'Let’s carry on Mum’s legacy by striving to work hard, care for others and smile more.'
Towering climb honours lost firefighters
Tairāwhiti volunteers tackle 1003 stairs in full firefighting kit.
Mohaka job doubled in size because of underslip
'Extremely steep terrain on the bank made this a difficult site to fix.'
Prime Minister discusses vital partnership for Tairāwhiti's recovery and growth
PM praises Te Tairāwhiti’s economic plan, calling it “one of the best I have seen'.
Centre Stage's We Will Rock You chance to break free
Songs stay with you long after the curtain goes down
Homeward bound: Rural trust fundraising trek ends in Gisborne today
Hoping to see funds used for Outward Bound experience.
LeaderBrand sustainability manager wins highest honour in NZ horticulture industry
Stuart Davis has been awarded the Bledisloe Cup for 2024.
Man found deceased in a crashed SUV
Man found deceased Friday morning after his vehicle hit a building at Awapuni.
Do-or-die playoff for Gisborne Thistle
Long and winding road for Jags to make 2025 Central League second division
'We are not against Māori wards': PM emphasises principle of local democracy in debate
PM speaks on Māori wards, healthcare, forestry while visiting Gisborne.
What's on in Tairāwhiti this weekend: art exhibition, Queen musical and rugby clash
What's on in Tairāwhiti: monthly market, art exhibition, Queen musical and rugby clash.
Waka bridge takes shape after Covid delays
New open-air pedestrian bridge for Gisborne set to open this summer.
Explore Susan Vorster's hydrangea-inspired art exhibition in Gisborne this spring
From South Africa to Gisborne: Vorster's journey through art and memory.
Te Huamanuka Luiten-Apirana's Ngā Reta brings reo-Māori theatre to Gisborne
Award-winning playwright self-funds Ngā Reta tour to celebrate Mahuru Māori.
Five-year-old Tayla Slade prepares for first haircut to raise funds for cancer
Tayla Slade seeks $1000 for the Cancer Society through her hair donation and fundraiser.
Third generation Gisborne plumber aims to match older brother's national win
Cleaning up the regional event hasn't left Seth Hall drained- he wants the top prize.
Gisborne East Coast golf clubs wrap: Maruszewski in class of his own in Poverty Bay
Hukanui Brown has claimed a sixth Patutahi senior crown in a row.
Finding better outcomes after family violence - the career legacy of Sam Aberahama
Aberahama left police and Tairāwhiti after 14 years as area commander to be with whānau.
Forestry sector's claims of council inexperience disputed by local environmentalists
Environmentalists say forestry industry needs to look at its own failings.
Woolworths staff stage historic stop work protest for better pay and conditions
First-ever walkout sees thousands join Gisborne workers in a two-hour stop work protest.
'Remarkable woman' named as victim in fatal crash
Police have named the person who died following a crash near Gisborne last week.
Hockey: Gisborne Boys' High make top four at Founders Cup
Gisborne Girls' High 10th out of 22 at Jenny Hair Cup.
Gisborne students engage with role models at Duffy Books anniversary event
Nearly 15 million books given away as Duffy programme marks 30 years.
Join the Pass Wide and Slow campaign for safer roads for horse riders and cyclists
'Pass Wide and Slow' promotes safer driver behaviour towards horse riders on the road.
Experts warn shallow aquifers increase vulnerability to contamination on East Coast
Survey reveals aquifer depths of 5m-48m, raising concerns about future water availability.
Young guns on show in women's knockout final
Natalie Land's goal proves the difference in entertaining cup match.
Generous rural spirit shines through tough times at stock donation drive
About 370 sheep were donated by farmers from throughout the region.
Watch: Ram raiders smash through security grille, ransack vege store
Several offenders smashed the security grill to steal cigarettes, chocolate and drinks.