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Late night quake rocks Gisborne
A magnitude 3.1 earthquake, centred 30 kilometres south of Gisborne, struck just after 10pm last night.
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Quakes rattle Gisborne area
Gisborne and Northern Hawke's Bay were rocked by a series of earthquakes on Monday between magnitude 4.2 and 3.3 at a relatively shallow depth, but no damage has been reported.
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Fake NZ doctor lied about London bombings
A fake NZ doctor hailed as a hero after London's 2005 bombing lied about her role in helping the victims, an inquest has been told.
![Wild weather hits campers, farmers](/pf/resources/images/placeholders/placeholder_l.png?d=793)
Wild weather hits campers, farmers
Campers across the upper North Island are tonight preparing to cope with torrential rain.
![Forward Thinking: Getting into the groove in Gisborne](/pf/resources/images/placeholders/placeholder_l.png?d=793)
Forward Thinking: Getting into the groove in Gisborne
So, 2010 was the year of dubstep. Clearly. As that's what 25,000 party people, or "revellers" as we media like to call them, moved to until the wee hours of the morning in Gisborne last week.
![Rhythm and Vines 2010 photos](/pf/resources/images/placeholders/placeholder_l.png?d=793)
Rhythm and Vines 2010 photos
Photos from the 2010 Rhythm and Vines festival, Gisborne's three-day music festival that attracted 25,000 fans.
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Senior Whakatane Maori academic drowns
A senior member of Whakatane's Maori university, Mark Laws, drowned yesterday at the East Cape settlement of Te Kaha.
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Improved crowd control promised at music fest
Crowd control at Gisborne's Rhythm and Vines festival is being improved after boisterous partygoers forced organisers to shut down bus services last night.