Busy six months for Tairāwhiti rescue chopper
188 completed missions, 52 training sessions and 21 flights for other reasons.
AdvertisementAdvertise with NZME.
Latest fromGisborne
Massive woody debris removal continues in Tairāwhiti
Jet boat joins chopper and excavators for river operation.
Wairoa rugby - finally a day in the sun, even though it was wet
Wairoa hosted all three Poverty Bay rugby championship finals.
Extremely rare beaked whale washes ashore in Otago
'Since the 1800s, only six samples have ever been documented worldwide.'
Assassination attempt: Donald Trump is neither unique nor irreplaceable - Opinion
OPINION: Violence plays a larger role in US politics than in other developed countries.
Beef + Lamb NZ urges farmers to check on their dogs as cold winter bites
As the cold winter temperatures bite, keep an eye on your farm dogs.
Gisborne letters on reducing fossil fuel use, pet poisonings, land use rule
Gisborne letters on reducing fossil fuel use, pet poisonings, land use rules.
Tairāwhiti initiative brings smiles and health services to local families
'Seeing their smile after coming out of the dental clinic makes it all worth it.'
Gisborne BHS last but closing Super 8 gap
'The results don’t match performance': GBHS coach
'Series of challenges' behind Tolaga Bay blueberry farm closure
'It’s time we turn our heads to more viable investment opportunities.'
Bull breeders urged to enter genetics programme that aims to boost sector's profits
The region's bull breeders have been encouraged to join the NZ beef genetics programme.
Wairoa floods: Former police commissioner Mike Bush to review regional council’s management of river bar
The region was hit by severe weather and flooding in late June.
Gisborne auto shop surprises with dual awards at national conference
'I was shocked to be fair': Benson Auto Clinic owner.
Gisborne letters on Hear4U, Grey St, flooding risk, council's land management plans
Gisborne letters on Hear4U, Grey St, flooding risk, council's land management plans.
Forestry manager admits loss of public trust in industry
The parties are near agreement in Gisborne's Kanuka Forest case.
Mahia celebrates multi-use sports facility, enhancing local recreation
'Let our young ones be the manu o taiharuru.'
Tuia exhibition: Year 11 art melds heritage with personal growth
Art students celebrate local and cultural identities in Tuia exhibition.
Rugby finals a shot in the arm for Wairoa
'Wairoa will be the winner on the day,' Mayor Craig Little says.
LPSC gaining traction in Poverty Bay hockey
Ngātapa-Paikea shaping up as women's clash of the weekend.
Thistle ready for revenge-seeking Western
They’re a decent team . . . but we’re certainly not scared of them.": Cramer
Questions remain after Gisborne couple’s pets suffer horrific poisoning deaths
'He started to vomit, fit and have a psychotic episode.'
Guitar virtuoso Daniel Champagne to dazzle Gisborne at The Dome on Saturday night
Daniel Champagne is to play at 40 locations on his 10th tour of NZ.
What's on in Gisborne? Daniel Champagne, Tuia exhibition, winter Arts and Craft Fair
What's on in Gisborne and regular events.
'Horrendous': Two family pets poisoned, die within hours of each other
'He was howling, shrieking, and running from a demon he couldn’t see.'
Boost for farmers in Trust Tairāwhiti funding round
Iwi radio stations, First Light marathon organisers, theatre group among other recipients
New board for port and airport
'Our new board will play a crucial role in advancing our strategic goals.'
Cyclone aftermath spurs legal fight over Tairāwhiti land practices
Mana Taiao Tairāwhiti seeks rule changes alongside Gisborne council after cyclone damage.
Honey strategy all the buzz at field day
Important event for beekeepers in Gisborne next week on Apiculture NZ's honey strategy.
Room for more to join the fun
'31% of adults not getting enough daily physical activity to maintain health'
GDC calls for Citizens Civic awards nominations
The council is looking for 'awesome volunteers' to acknowledge.
Gisborne District Council seeks urgent orders against forestry firms
Gisborne council seeks orders against forestry companies.
Latest news, results from Gisborne, East Coast golf clubs
The semifinalists have been found in Poverty Bay's Barns-Graham Cup men's pairs.
Concern at large stock grazing on Gisborne stopbanks
Gisborne council calls for farmers to keep cattle, pigs and horses off stopbanks.