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Dental health improving

Public system making inroads on child tooth decay

Rakau for rangatahi

Helping Maori youth to aspire to reach their true potential is the essence of a special mau rakau school. Now into its 12th year, reporter …

The best of Tolaga Bay’s arts and music

A showcase of excellence in visual arts, music and dance opens in Tolaga Bay next week as part of Te Ahikaa (Tuia 250 commemorations). The …

Word on the street Plan to roll out Mates in Tairawhiti for region Thumbs up, mostly, for city art arrivals Course gives insight on learning disability insights

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What's happening over Labour Weekend?

The best news about this Labour Weekend is the weather. The sunshine symbol appears every day in the MetService forecast with a high of 23 …

Prayer book back with family

Dead soldier’s possession ends ‘long journey’

Thumbs up, mostly, for city art arrivals

But 20 percent give new murals the thumbs down

Doc circles NZ on healthy mission

A former Tolaga Bay doctor who has spent thousands of hours driving the country in a V8 ambulance diagnosing unwell Kiwis, is heading toward Gisborne …

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Gisborne Fanworm

Murals emerge across the city

Bomb's away

Rare attraction seen at Wainui Beach.

Sport

Mix of youth, experience in PB squad

POVERTY Bay coach Lance Cairns has named five new players in his 12-man squad for 40-over and Twenty20 matches against the Northern Districts Maori side …

McDonald one of PBEC ‘old heads’

Tessa McDonald has a long way to go before she reaches veteran age-group status. But when it comes to the Booth Shield junior interprovincial, she …

Golf roundup

If you have a story, tournament to promote or results you wish to have printed, please contact The Gisborne Herald: sports@gisborneherald.co.nz Mahia What do Mahia …

Multisport by Dave Conway“Commemorating 30 years of glory and pain.”So reads the header on the entry form of the 100-kilometre Coast Duathlon for 2018.Glory for …

What could have been New player shines Blade-heart

Lifestyle

What can we learn from the October 1769 meetings?

Theme of First Meetings Korero sparks wide range of responses

Grow some blooming sunshine

Courtesy of Yates

Play time

Justine Tyerman enjoys a Palm Beach stay, north of Sydney

Message in a mural

Gisborne woman Kelly Spencer to takes on large-scale project

Fish pie - the family dish On the Block A tireless helper

Business

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 …

Gisborne spending continues to reflect growth

This region in top three again for spending at shops

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

A primal adventure

Moss Patterson explores the idea of pre-existence in his new work, Pango (Blackness)

A man walks into a winery...

The Gisborne Comedy gala makes its debut at Wrights Vineyard and Winery on Saturday. Former Gisborne man Joseph Walsh aka Jo Wa will make his …

The thinking person’s idiot

“Funny, funny, funny, funny, funny,” was TheatreView’s response to comedian Justin ‘Rusty’ White’s 2017 show, I Learnt Something Once, and now the funny-man is returning …

The sun did not shine, it was too wet to play

Two bored kids. One rainy day. Enter a cat in a red-striped hat and a penchant for repetitive and often rhyming lines. The Cat in …

Patron saint of the blues Dancing in the Moonlight Off the wall

Focus on the Land

A man ahead of his time

A pioneer, a man with vision who knew about sensible and prosperous land use, a passionate farmer and self-made man — that was Jim Campbell …

Pictorial tribute to a visionary

Visionary vista . . . the late Jim Campbell, who featured in Wednesday’s Focus on the Land, laid the platform to a massive transformation of …

Environment

Saving our national icon

THE Whinray Ecological Charitable Trust (WECT) shipped a baby kiwi to Rotorua’s Rainbow Springs Kiwi Facility earlier this month as part of a fight against …

Awesome day has Rere kids buzzing

Gisborne kids were buzzing as Apiculture New Zealand shared its love and knowledge of bees as part of Bee Aware Month. ApiNZ Turanganui a Kiwa/Poverty …

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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