Gisborne marks radio pioneer's historic Pacific link 100 years ago
Radio ham Ivan O'Meara successfully contacted Argentina - a feat thought impossible.
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Man charged with 2019 murder of Kathleen Kawana
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Reactions to Gisborne District Council’s draft Three-Year Plan show diverse opinions
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New MRI technique could reveal hidden brain damage
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Club history was made as OG Whāngārā was promoted to the top echelon of Gisborne netball.
E-bike pilot project takes off in Tairāwhiti
Participants can take an e-bike home to try out for two weeks, free of charge.
Hospital transfers a critical part of rescue helicopter team’s work
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Hat-trick heroics from Gisborne United player-coach
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'More than 50 patients': Junior doctor on sole duty the night elderly man died
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Suspected house arson thwarted by alert neighbour
Gisborne Digest: News round-up from the district.
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2023 a tough year for regional farmers - Feds
'Significant' central government support needed after cyclone devastation.
Chance for Gisborne groms to test themselves against NZ’s best surfers
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Gisborne midwives shine post-Cyclone Gabrielle
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B+LNZ to hold Trees Within Farms workshops
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Harbour site to be decontaminated before sculpture installed
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Revolving door at top of East Coast club rugby table
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Plan to concrete Grey to Derby pathway
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Rototaupua: A fleeting natural wonder formed by Cyclone Hale
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Silverstream next for Gisborne in First XV Festival
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Award-winning Kiwi writer ventures into theatre with new play
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Tairāwhiti advocate cycles South Island for sexual assault awareness
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Arch-rivals to clash once more in Poverty Bay club hockey
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Tairāwhiti could face double its current number of heatwave days a year, says expert
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United front sinks Sharks in Charity Shield
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Local rugby fans spoilt for choice over busy weekend
From an intermediate tourney to the First 15 festival and premier club competition.
What's on in Gisborne: your guide to upcoming events
Two theatre shows begin in Gisborne this weekend.
Old Girls step up in one-goal Gisborne netball thriller
Challenge round wins to OG Whangara and YMP 2; action continues Saturday.
Gisborne man charged with aggravated robbery
Police have apprehended a man for a robbery outside a man's home.
Rock scaling at Devils Elbow to cause traffic snarls till May end
Plan for night-time traffic delays at Devils Elbow and Waikoau Hill
Concrete stats show hard times for construction sector
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