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Christine McCafferty
Forestry production in this district is projected to increase by threefold over the next decade, generating economic growth of about 25 percent...
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CAN DO . . . Salvation Army community ministries co-ordinator Bev Hauti hopes Gisborne people will come along to their Can Can fashion parade tonight from 7pm at the Salvation Army offices. Entry is a can for the Salvation Army food bank. Picture by Rebecca Grunwell
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20 Nov, 2009
- Marianne Gillingham
Against all odds and despite several major setbacks, the local economy fared better than all others during the September quarter...
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20 Nov, 2009
- Jessica Wauchop
Gisborne District Council needs to take more responsibility for the eradication of Argentine ants in the region, says Manutuke woman Angela Rean...
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20 Nov, 2009
- Jackson Payne
The commercial, customary and recreational fishing sectors must work together in Tairawhiti towards a sustainable stock, Fisheries’ Minister Phil...
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21 Nov, 2009
- Dave Conway
Gisborne athletes came through day one of the 2009 Genesis Energy Lake to Lighthouse Challenge tired, sore and fully challenged...
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21 Nov, 2009
Poverty Bay rugby player of the year Sione Ngatu is one of three finalists for the 2009 Heartland Player of the Year award...
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21 Nov, 2009
- John Hill
LAST season’s losing Lee Brothers Shield finalists Ngatapa will be searching for a new coach following the news that Stu Donnelly is off...
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21 Nov, 2009
- Debbie Gregory
Some hard pruning has been the key to improving production in one of Gisborne’s biggest citrus operations. When Lloyd Foss arrived to manage...
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21 Nov, 2009
The humble willow tree is being investigated as a source of biofuel by researchers at The University of Auckland’s Faculty of Engineering. Alan...
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21 Nov, 2009
- Barrie Gordon
It took less than one hour to dispose of the 1243 sheep at the Matawhero saleyards yesterday . The prime section — which for the past many weeks has...
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21 Nov, 2009
- Iain Gillies
When the going gets tough, the tough get going. It’s the type of thing we say about the All Blacks, the Black Caps and it certainly applies...
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20 Nov, 2009
- Iain Gillies
Emissions trading is becoming a political minefield. Dissatisfied with the scheme Labour brought into Parliament, National is not merely proposing...
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19 Nov, 2009
Full employment now seems the impossible dream but New Zealanders have more room for hope than most in other countries...
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21 Nov, 2009
National is continuing to mislead the public about ACC to justify legislation which will cut entitlements for hard-working Kiwi families...
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19 Nov, 2009
- Marcus Williams
Your headline of Nov 12 reveals the fraudulent nature of the emissions trading scheme as it has evolved from the Kyoto agreement...
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17 Nov, 2009
- Murray Ferris
We are all products of the era we were born in, the parents we had and the schooling we received. If you are a baby boomer like me, you will be...
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21 Nov, 2009
Ever heard of the bird called the moa? It is now extinct which is what will happen to motor-cyclists. Just think about this. We all have had...
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21 Nov, 2009
- Jim Brown
It is years ago when, on reading a history of the Maori wars, I first became acquainted with the Maori word muru. The author described it as a Maori...
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20 Nov, 2009
There has been a lot written about the Italy game and for an old rugby junkie like me, I thought the boys were hard done by with referee Dickinson....
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Working on a history of Gisborne from 1950 to 2010 has proved a challenge for authors Sheridan Gundry and John Jones, who have already interviewed more than 100 people and scoured scores of books, research papers and other sources as they work towards a 2010 deadline.
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