Gisborne shoppers have already spent more than $45 million on credit and debit cards in the lead up to Christmas, new data shows.
Paymark, which processes more ...
Over 250 secondary school students, teachers and employers from around Tairawhiti came together last month to celebrate success in attaining employability skill...
A Gisborne health and safety business has a vision to support the entire country from its Gladstone Road offices. Sophie Rishworth spoke with Andrew Burns, the ...
June 30 is just around the corner and for most farmers it is time to start thinking about getting ready for year end. In this day and age, that does not have to...
For many people their one constant in life is work and they spend more time at work than at any other place.
Suicidologist Dr Annette Beautrais says 75 percent ...
Gisborne’s commercial property scene is increasingly being revitalised with new investment coming into the city, and Colliers International says that could help...
A decision to relocate a commercial pilot training school to Gisborne raised eyebrows within the aviation industry initially. However, less than two years later...
THE Commerce Commission’s annual summary of New Zealand’s lines companies ranks Gisborne’s Eastland Network as having one of the nation’s highest frequency of p...
NEW technology being used in Gisborne businesses will be on display this week as part of an effort to ensure the region can get ahead when it comes to using tec...
BRITAIN’S decision to leave the European Union could have long-term benefits for Gisborne’s tourism industry and potentially “exciting” opportunities for its pr...
THE region’s teachers will advance their reputation as being among the nation’s most digitally literate, thanks to a new million-dollar funding commitment to Th...
A REPORT prepared for the next ratings revaluations shows Gisborne residential homeowners can expect a valuation increase of at least 20 percent, and the hortic...
HOME-BUYERS are now having to pay almost $300,000 for an average Gisborne house, new figures from the Real Estate Institute reveal.
Latest sales data from REINZ...
NEW Eastland Community Trust chief executive Gavin Murphy says the region is in an exciting position after the trust announced a $13m rise in equity and a big r...
THE tourism industry in Gisborne has grown faster than in both Wellington and Auckland over the past six months.
The latest Monthly Regional Tourism Estimates r...
Further accolades have come the way of the Gisborne wine industry with a gold and two silvers awarded to wines produced in Gisborne, at the World Bulk Wine comp...
In October this year the Government announced a $940,000 investment into a two-year horticulture training programme run by Four Seasons in Gisborne. Andrew ...
Jobs, Robots and Us author Kinley Salmon visited Gisborne recently for a public discussion around perceptions about automation and alternative futures for New Z...
Since the last Business Quarterly we have had our AGM and Gisborne Chamber of Commerce has a new executive.
There has been plenty of discussion around all thing...
A surfing friend’s account of the amount of plastic detritus he encountered in the sea around the Galapagos Islands helped set Gisborne couple Mick Williams and...
Changes to how manuka honey is defined threaten to drive some East Coast beekeepers out of business. Andrew Ashton learns how getting organised and working toge...
GISBORNE food-lovers are being urged to support local establishments, after new statistics reveal visitors are favouring bottle stores and supermarkets over the...
GISBORNE wineries and vineyards have taken out a host of medals at one of the nation’s most influential awards.
Matawhero Wines was the big winner, claiming gol...
POSSIBLE job losses at Wairoa’s second largest employer have been labelled an “unpleasant” necessity.
Quality Roading and Services Wairoa this week proposed a n...
PLANS to reopen the East Coast’s only rail link between Wairoa and Napier have been delayed because the line’s new owners do not have enough logs to move.
Last ...
AN increase in newcomers to town and more people sprucing up their houses are potential reasons behind an increase in consumer spending.
Paymark, which processe...
EASTLAND Group has announced company director Tony Gray as an interim replacement for outgoing chairman Nelson Cull.
After eight years as chairman of Eastland G...
COMMUNITY trust-owned company Eastland Group last year collected a record $76.2 million in income, along with a $14.8m profit, allowing the company to give back...
A YEAR after the launch of the Hawke’s Bay economic development action plan (Matariki), the people behind it say Gisborne will benefit from Wairoa’s location, s...
GISBORNE'S wineries are finalising plans for Labour Weekend festivities as Activate Tairawhiti, prepares to market a series of package holiday deals involving w...