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Moko a summer crowd pleaser
No one knows why Moko the dolphin prefers humans to his own kind, but everyone in Gisborne - both locals and visitors alike - are delighted he does.
Thousands party hard at Rhythm and Vines
More than 18,000 revellers enjoyed Gisborne's annual Rhythm and Vines festival.
Have fun but obey the rules, say police
Police have a word of advice for the thousands preparing for New Year's Eve celebrations.
Thousands head for New Year hotspots
Holiday hotspots are filling fast, as New Zealanders prepare to celebrate the New Year.
Christmas carnage: Four die on roads within hours
Four people have died in three separate North Island crashes just hours before the start of the official Christmas road toll.
Aucklander to run seven of NZ's 'Great Walks'
Mal Law intends running the equivalent of almost nine marathons in seven days for charity.
Gisborne business is a board rider's dream
The land, building and business of one of New Zealand's oldest and most easily recognisable surf shops is for sale.
Man sues farmer after calf writes off car
A man successfully sues a farmer for more than $5000 after his car was written off when it hit a calf.