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Tiniroto all abuzz about defibrillator gift

Mike Burt from Burt Beekeeping has paid it forward — and back — by donating a $3000 AED (automated external defibrillator) for the Tiniroto district. …

Modern makeover for Cobham School

A new, modern learning environment is under way for Cobham School students. This week Currie Construction has been doing some demolition work in preparation for …

Word from visitors . . . at the Waikanae Beach TOP 10 Holiday Park

The Gisborne Herald visited the Waikanae Beach TOP 10 Holiday Park this week to ask visitors what the highlight of their time here has been.

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The Herald visited the Waikanae Beach TOP 10 Holiday Park this week to ask visitors what the highlight of their time here has been.

kylie westerlaken“Spending uninterrupted time with my family. No alarms. We bring the kids here every year. It’s our spot.” …

Tiniroto all abuzz about defibrillator gift

Mike Burt from Burt Beekeeping has paid it forward — and back — by donating a $3000 AED (automated external defibrillator) for the Tiniroto district. …

Funding boost for major surf champs

Event helps put Tairawhiti on the map

Luxury cruise ships calling

The Silver Muse that called here yesterday may have been a smaller cruise ship than usual, but the passengers who came ashore made the most …

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New Zealand champions

Mallets at the ready for PB Polo Open

The annual Harvest Transport Poverty Bay Polo Open at the Bushmere grounds this weekend has attracted a dozen teams and the history-stacked event is set …

On course for another Morse

Waikanae hunting four interclub titles on the trot

Union restructure to benefit all: CEO Off the holiday couch . . . back into runs and wickets Invasion of the title snatchers J16, intermediate crews continue charge
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Many voices, one call

Initiative aims to fill gaps in disability service provision

A printer by trade

Half a century at The Gisborne Herald

Marking ‘horrors of Ngatapa’

‘A stain upon the history of this country’

The first and last word on meat Out of the Soviet shadow A cracker taste
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Business

Backing Maori business vision

Advice, mentoring for aspiring entrepreneurs

Wider region tops nation for economic confidence

Gisborne and Hawke’s Bay are ‘‘overwhelmingly positive about their regions’ (economic) prospects and are the most optimistic in the country,’’ says a Westpac survey. A …

A new power product from Flick for region

Some Gisborne power bills could be about to fall by more than $300 a year, following the commissioning of a new $136m geothermal power plant. …

Farming wahine invited to brush up on business skills

Registrations have opened for Agri-Women’s Development Trust’s Wahine Maia, Wahine Whenua 2019 programme, ahead of the first workshop in Gisborne next month. The theme is …

Wider region tops nation for economic confidence Bright picture for jobs The voices of business
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I am sh*t

When artist Glen Hayward took his wood sculptures into the Paul Nache Gallery he threw a few on the floor and said “Voila!” But this …

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Saturday January 19 through to Sunday January 27

The Frank Burkitt Band returns to Gisborne

Back by popular demand from its own members, The Frank Burkitt Band looks forward to a return visit to the Dome Room. “One of the …

What's on in Gisborne

Saturday January 19 through to Sunday January 27

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Focus on the Land

Farming wahine invited to brush up on business skills

Registrations have opened for Agri-Women’s Development Trust’s Wahine Maia, Wahine Whenua 2019 programme, ahead of the first workshop in Gisborne next month. The theme is …

A look at red-hot Puketoro sale

The McNeil family had plenty to celebrate on Tuesday after their third annual on-farm sale at Puketoro Station inland from Tokomaru Bay. A couple of …

Environment

Trapper happens on rare striped skink at Whinray

“These are all species that make New Zealand incredibly unique.”

Guardian of our rarest plants

Kuia’s use of plants sparked lifelong interest in rongoa

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Fun comes in twos

Mazda’s little feature-packed hatch

FPV Ford Owners Club weekend a success

About 65 people take part in Tokomaru Bay drive

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A danger to his country and the world A net helps Total repairs? A seminal revelation . . . Attempt to justify how NZ was founded Forget more rumble strips Let them eat Big Macs . . . Find good product, stay loyal to vendor Blind faith amusing A hefty fine . . . No way to welcome visiting yacht crews Fruit and veg rip-offs A frustrated shopper . . . An international laughing stock Come on, spill the beans

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John Jones

Communities of interest matter

Clear differences between the needs of urban and rural communities have been seen by the Local Government Commission in its decision to retain the status …

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Clive Bibby

A shameful period in life of this council

The Local Government Commission’s decision to allow for a continuation of an electoral system virtually unchanged from what has served this region well for decades …

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