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John Hill
POVERTY Bay Rugby Football Union CEO Neil Alton says the Poverty Bay and East Coast Unions are ready to take up the challenge of making Namibia's...
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BAT ON BALL: Tom Kingi junior connects with this pitch but TWK fans will be hoping Kingi’s pitching can inspire them to victory in tomorrow’s men’s grand final, against OBM. Picture by Paul Rickard
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The Guide Listings -- March 11, 2010
The next blues jam night is on at the Poverty Bay Club on April 6 but, in the meantime, we love the randomness of the acoustic open mic night
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12 Mar, 2010
- Debbie Gregory
If there is a house fire at Te Karaka, Whatatutu or Matawai, people will have to watch their house burn because the district has no water tanker...
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12 Mar, 2010
- Debbie Gregory
The need to keep a rubbish transfer station at Whatatutu was the main issue discussed at a public consultation meeting for Gisborne District...
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12 Mar, 2010
- John Jones
MIXED views on the proposed Gisborne beachfront walkway were heard at yesterday's meeting of Gisborne District Council’s operations committee...
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12 Mar, 2010
- John Hill
TATAPOURI-UNITED are favourites going into tomorrow's DJ Barry 56/50-overs final against Gisborne Boys’ High School...
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12 Mar, 2010
- Chris Taewa
AN eight-medal, multiple Hawke's Bay Poverty Bay record performance at the New Zealand Age Group Championships has Laura Quilter...
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12 Mar, 2010
- Chris Taewa
A wooden-spoon performance worth celebrating? Why not? Poverty Bay-East Coast players had reason to raise their glasses after creating a piece...
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10 Mar, 2010
The work of Gisborne botanist Rene Orchiston will be acknowledged at the Gisborne East Coast Farm Forestry Association annual meeting...
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10 Mar, 2010
Farmers have the chance to benchmark their sheep flocks and win a prize package of $10,000 in the annual national ewe hogget competition...
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10 Mar, 2010
- Barrie Gordon
Livestock values continue to amaze and Friday’s store lamb sale at Matawhero climbed another rung in the ladder...
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12 Mar, 2010
- Iain Gillies
We salute the women students who are demanding government action after a new survey showed men with the same tertiary qualifications start earning...
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11 Mar, 2010
- Nona Aston
This past weekend I had the privilege of being part of the Relay for Life as chairperson of the Gisborne East Coast Cancer Trust...
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11 Mar, 2010
- Iain Gillies
Three strikes and out . . . the Kiwi version may not be all that far away...
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12 Mar, 2010
If there's one thing that always shows up in campaigns against a woman's right to choose abortion, it's incendiary language and imagery...
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10 Mar, 2010
- Manu Caddie
Congratulations to Kim Smith, Hans van Kregten and the other council staff for the Eastland Traverse being selected to proceed to the next stage...
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9 Mar, 2010
- Ohomauri Joss Ripia
I have read your editorials and Sue Nikora’s letter February, 16, plus Proud Maori’s letter February 18...
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12 Mar, 2010
Our union for many years expressed the same arguments that Daren Coulston has bravely taken up, and expended hundreds of thousands of dollars...
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12 Mar, 2010
Daren Coulston talks about integrity in his diatribe about the use of charter vessels (Industry off-shored, March 6)...
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12 Mar, 2010
It can be done. I am emphatic that the railway must be running again...
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