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Jessica Wauchop
FOR the Tamihana-Brown family, 2010 has started with a happy ending and a new beginning. On December 9, Tammy Tamihana-Brown was given the gift...
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LIFESAVING: Blood donor Jacob Harrison, 18, waits but does not watch as donor technician Paul Coleman finishes putting a needle in his arm. Jacob, an O negative or “universal” donor, could save more than three lives with his donation of 470mls of blood. Picture by Rebecca Grunwell
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The Guide Listings - February 4 , 2010
We’ve double-checked the weather forecast and we’ve got our eye on Friday’s free Marina Park performance
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9 Feb, 2010
- Marianne Gillingham
A projected rate rise of around 7.4 percent in Gisborne and a 3 to 4 percent increase in council fees will be the first big challenge for councillors...
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9 Feb, 2010
- Kiri Gillespie
The 80-year-old owner of a pet goat slaughtered while tied to a fence outside his home says the people responsible have no idea of the heartbreak...
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9 Feb, 2010
- Jackson Payne
New Zealand Scholarship examination results are available today and some students are confident about passing . . . but also a little nervous...
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9 Feb, 2010
Turanganui a Kiwa Maori coach Mike Nepia was far from discouraged after his side’s 39-10 loss to Waiariki (Bay of Plenty Maori) at Rotorua...
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9 Feb, 2010
- Chris Taewa
TURANGA Ararau waka ama coach Bruce Taiapa and his crack Akiwa crew can identify with philosopher Ralph Waldo Emerson’s quote “Life is a journey...
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9 Feb, 2010
MIDWAY maintained their dominance of the Gisborne Surf Lifesaving Championships as near perfect conditions provided some great competitive racing...
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5 Feb, 2010
There’s a growing feeling that the huge problem of tree debris and other rubbish clogging the district’s rivers whenever it floods is a problem...
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3 Feb, 2010
Gisborne competitors featured high in the results of both the King Country Charity Dog Trial and at the Waimarama-Maraetotara Sheep Dog Trials...
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30 Jan, 2010
In February the Nuhaka Domain Board is holding its first-ever public horse trek to raise money for the upkeep of the Nuhaka domain facilities –...
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9 Feb, 2010
- Iain Gillies
What is to be done? That is the only immediately relevant question in the wake of violence that has plagued many countries already this year...
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8 Feb, 2010
- Iain Gillies
The management and staff of The Gisborne Herald have always loved the challenge of bringing world, national and local news and sport to our readers...
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5 Feb, 2010
- Iain Gillies
Tomorrow is Waitangi Day . . . a very special commemoration for all New Zealanders. But It is hard not to get the impression that many are a little...
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2 Feb, 2010
- Graig Bauld
Three matters before the hearings committee on Wednesday. First up is the regional public transport plan. No great changes are indicated...
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29 Jan, 2010
- Clare Radomske
Councillor Bauld suggests that we have limited opportunities to reduce rates this year, next year or for the next 10 years...
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25 Jan, 2010
- Craig Bauld
Looks like a couple of solid days work to ease us into 2010, with councillors round the table all day Wednesday and Thursday...
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9 Feb, 2010
Since the Minister of Education Anne Tolley is so determined to introduce national standards testing, it is only fitting that she should be the first...
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9 Feb, 2010
Reverend Donald is candid about the problem of shrinking congregations in the Anglican church (Christian Comment Jan 23). And other churches...
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9 Feb, 2010
Regarding the editorial stating that education is arguably most important of all businesses, I applaud John Key for trying to raise our educational...
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We have a number of special occasion photographs on hand. These photographs are
ones that have been included in advertisements for birthdays, weddings, memoriams
and special events over the years and have not been collected.
Here are some of the photographs we have on file. If these are your photographs
or you recall leaving a photograph with us, please contact us or call into the office
and browse through our file as we would love to return the photos to their owners.
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Please e-mail moko@gisborneherald.co.nz or call us on 869 0600 and tell us about your experiences with Gisborne's celebrity friendly dolphin Moko
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