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Terrier tearaways

Back by popular demand: the Terrier Races

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Gisborne cowboy in big bull-riding event

Fraser Babbington to ride against the best

Toko fire chief marks 50 years of service

Veteran Tokomaru Bay volunteer firefighter Nelson Truman has been presented with his 50-year service medal, the first of its kind to be presented to an …

Mentoring workshop for our forestry contractors

A mentoring workshop was held this week for forestry contractors and trainers wanting to get the best from new trainees coming into the industry. Trades …

Tolaga’s beach looking great

Tolaga Bay will be ready for summer

Land’s earnings a focus Poll favours hill road a one-way Word on the street - from the Golden Princess passengers

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Word on the street - from the Golden Princess passengers

“What do you enjoy most about being on a cruise boat?”

Tolaga’s beach looking great

Tolaga Bay will be ready for summer

This piggy needs a home

Spare kennel anyone?

New scanner enables extra level of care

Gisborne Hospital’s new $1.2m CT scanner is in service and will bring significant health benefits to the district, especially for stroke and cardiac services. The …

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Gisborne primary and intermediate school teachers Strike

Gisborne Fanworm

Murals emerge across the city

Bomb's away

Sport

Strong finish from PBEC

GOLF THE top of the order made a statement as Poverty Bay-East Coast made a move on the penultimate day of the Freyberg Masters national …

Intercentre class on show

Hawke's Bay aiming to retain Challenge Trophy

Christie still in contention at Hawaiian Pro

SURFING IT was tight. It was tense. But Gisborne-Mahia surfer Ricardo Christie stayed in contention at the Hawaiian Pro Qualifying Series contest, thanks to his …

Time for top order to step up

Pirates looking to bounce back from setback

Pups break their drought with last-ball run Matokitoki Classic just over two weeks away Step back in time

Lifestyle

Hilarious, ingenius . . . and far from PC

Be warned — Dude Crafts is not a PC book. Author Mike Warren comes up with over 50 eccentric, quirky, bizarre but useful projects that …

Bringing town and country together

The Gisborne Herald talks to Erica McNeil, general manager of the Poverty Bay A and P Association, about the future of an iconic Gisborne event …

Heading for the pass

Gisborne physician Sari MacKenzie shares her adventures while trekking the Annapurna Circuit from Besisahar to Pokhara in Nepal, considered one of the best treks in …

The lost and found

Gisborne’s Rosa Briant treks alone through dense bush in search of a secret location in Panama . . . Panama, on the Gringo Trail, is more …

Lands of the Curry Leaf Gisborne celebrates the end of war Timely recipe for the holiday season

Business

Top spending hike — again

14 percent increase in spending here during October

Best CEO award caps YES success

YES to their enterprise

Received QSO for his services to the state

Paul Reynolds says his advice for young people is, “be authentic . . . just be yourself, be truthful and treat people appropriately. “Don’t duck …

Supporting start-up businesses

Activate Tairawhiti partners with a ‘missing link’

‘YES’ tonight to the company of the year winner Sawmill ambitions advancing Women in Wine to meet for first time

Arts & Entertainment

Visual Voices exhibition opens

Art, Reo, Toi

Mess and stunts

What drives someone to walk on broken glass, swallow fire or juggle a chainsaw? In Rollicking Entertainment’s Seven Deadly Stunts, real life married couple David …

ABBA tribute returns

It’s time to dust off the platforms and squeeze back into those leotards as ABBA fans are set to welcome in the festive season with …

What's on in Gisborne?

Saturday November 17 to Sunday November 25

Shaping up for high school satire Songs Of War And Peace What's going on in Gisborne this coming week?

Focus on the Land

Details from the big cattle fair

TUESDAY’S cattle fair at Matawhero produced a top dollar of $1755 for some two steers from Whangara, and further down the nearly 3000 head sale …

Specialist focus on nutrient loss hired

RAVENSDOWN has appointed Martha Trodahl as senior technical specialist and her role will be to focus on software that will help farmers reduce their nutrient …

Environment

Forest back in native species

A visit to see the conversion back to native of the Maungataniwha Pine Forest was a highlight of the East Coast Hawke’s Bay Te Tairawhiti …

The green guide for November

Wednesday, November 14 Waihirere Domain trapping project from 10am to midday at the Waihirere Domain carpark. Join the community effort to protect native flora and …

Autowatch

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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