NNew Zealand Read More Why local networks and good neighbours are critical in natural disastersJanuary 26, 2026 In the small hours of Valentine’s Day, 2023, Cyclone Gabrielle unleashed hell across the upper North Island. After…
NNew Zealand Read More Te Araroa family rescued from home after hours on roof in Tairāwhiti GisborneJanuary 22, 2026 “They were up there in that howling gale and rain clinging to their roof all night. They never…
NNew Zealand Read More From Palestine to Gisborne: Robin Briant retiring after 60-year medical careerJanuary 1, 2026 “I was at Auckland Hospital, and I taught clinical pharmacology at med school [the University of Auckland] for…
AArts and design Read More Heritage Tairāwhiti photo competition: Taranga Kent wins top rivers prizeDecember 11, 2025 “I thought I didn’t have a chance, as I would be up against far more experienced photographers. “My…
NNew Zealand Read More Gisborne leaders push for local say on $1.4b government social fundingNovember 29, 2025 Speaking with Local Democracy Reporting, Stoltz said the bid was “an ambitious and exciting step for our region”.…
EEnvironment Read More Gisborne’s in-house water plan gets Government approvalNovember 24, 2025 Council chief executive Nedine Thatcher Swann, in the statement, said the review of Gisborne’s water plan was “rigorous…
NNew Zealand Read More 12 hours in Gisborne: top places to eat, drink and exploreNovember 8, 2025 Wake up early and head out to Waikanae Beach. Stroll along the sand and be one of the…
HHealth Read More Health NZ-Tairawhiti explains how to tell measles from chickenpoxOctober 30, 2025 Measles started with a high fever, red itchy eyes, a cough and runny nose. A rash followed, starting…
WWildlife Read More Gisborne council and DoC step up efforts to curb pests harming native wildlifeOctober 23, 2025 Cats are a major problem. In a reply to Gisborne Herald questions, the council said no records were…
HHealthcare Read More Tairāwhiti shines in most health targets, but child immunisation still lowOctober 19, 2025 Immunisation remained a priority, and she was pleased that immunisation rates for 2-year-olds had increased from 68.1% in…
BBusiness Read More PM Christopher Luxon talks economics, local election turnout and more at Poverty Bay Spring ShowOctober 17, 2025 He believed recent economic indicators showed better times lay ahead for Kiwis. There had been a “two-speed recovery”…
BBusiness Read More Highest paid Eastland Group/Trust Tairāwhiti employee received $3.4m remunerationOctober 17, 2025 Combined, based on the lower end of the banding scale in the figures provided, total remuneration for 58…