Donnelly and Maynard aim to serve Tairāwhiti with legal services rooted in local heritage.

Environmentalists question if forestry companies or insurance pays penalties.

A workshop described as 'essential' for Tairāwhiti farmers is to be staged next week.

Suspicious fire all but destroyed old home in Childers Rd.

SH2 north reopened again at 5pm yesterday after contractors cleared remaining slip debris.

B+LNZ's Stock Number Survey shows drop in sheep and cattle numbers.

'They’re brilliant at restoring a native forest, and you don’t have to pay them.'

The project manager will work with the district council, trust and Crown manager.

Thistle are on the brink of securing a Central League 2 playoff spot.

What's on in Gisborne: Car rally, theatre, netball and hockey finals, Heartland rugby.

Gisborne council says the draft Emission Reduction Plan is too vague.

New house music track by BrazilBeat and Jasmine Taare set to light up dance floors.

'He speaks when it’s needed, and when he speaks, it’s always worth listening to.'

Boys High take the finals stage for the first time in 14 years tomorrow.

OPINION: Our readers write on green energy, energy security, GE and ballooning rates.

Steady progress has also been made on underslip work on SH38 to Waikaremoana.

The top two teams surged past Whāngārā, Horouta in the semifinals.

Zero ED incidents in five out of seven months.

Midway duo to make Junior Black Fins debuts at world champs.

Research by Hill Labs of Hamilton into earthworm eDNA offers real potential to farming.

St John believes the industrial action Tuesday-Wednesday caused no patient harm.

NZTA hopes to have SH2 north of Ōpōtiki at the big slip site reopened tomorrow.

All Black Coles, sports personality McKay, Blues coach Cotter special guests

'It’s pure luck and good fortune that (she) was able to survive the multiple attacks'.

Compete for $100 gift vouchers in a potato-growing contest with categories for all ages.

Gisborne letters on rating methods, thanks for assistance, GE concern.

'July brought a new wave of buyer activity ... not typically seen in late winter.'

Goalkeeper Louw the hero as students win semifinal shootout

Tairāwhiti residents are urged to educate youth on voting for Māori wards.

Farmers donate stock and buyers often pay above market value to support cancer fundraising