
Medical cannabis company secures $1.2m to boost growth amid tough market
Rua Bioscience CEO Paul Naske is adamant: 'We are here for the long term.'
Rua Bioscience CEO Paul Naske is adamant: 'We are here for the long term.'
A hot and dry spring means early LeaderBrand sweet corn in local supermarkets.
'It has good times and bad times. You just knuckle down and keep working.'
Dayvinia Mills wins gold as member of Aotearoa Māori four at Oceania tourney
Going through the gears to reach big time racing in Japan.
Tapuwae Tairāwhiti Trails Trust launches site, installs counters to track trail usage.
Aratu Forests receives a second enforcement order application in five months.
A digest of Tairāwhiti's news in brief format.
World champion Irving is leading Gisborne's charge at the Classic.
Battle in the Bay 'our favourite comp of the year'.
Somi Kim returns to Gisborne with NZTrio's unique concert series.
Christmas event, music, dance show and pantomime.
Fifty-eight wooden trees decorated by Tairawhiti students spread festive cheer.
Firefighters were tied up for 10 hours dealing with fire in young pines in a forest.
Donnelly fires a 5-under 67 to open Poverty Bay's Summer Cup series.
Gisborne teachers tour farms, connecting students with local career options.
Gisborne councillors oppose Wellington's rule change, seeking exemption.
Firefighting in Gisborne is set to get a significant boost.
Immediate repairs were needed in case it was lost altogether in a future flood.
Kickass cousins: Koby Driver of the Night, second placing to Brodie
Three of six missions involved transportations to Waikato Hospital.
Victim and perpetrator share stories in Tairāwhiti to combat family violence stigma.
Over three years, students worked on building a home that will now be put to good use.
Gisborne's McDonald at No 2 for Hawke's Bay at women's interprovincials.
Roadshows aim to raise $3m, showcasing products and engaging with the community.
'A heartfelt collection of stories that highlight the journeys of diverse migrants...'
'It was truly surprising and an incredible honour'
Gisborne councillors worry new NES-CF will limit local control over forestry regulations.
'We do not believe we can eradicate C. ovis but the aim is to control it at around 0.5%'
The protesters opposed to 'Streets for People' welcome the reversal at Kahutia St.