Farmer, wool buyer and inventor Murray Jones was the guest speaker at a special Wananga Day this week at Gisborne Boys' High School where a group of business studies students spent the day working on ...
The market for doggy daycare has grown throughout the country and with 11,500 dogs registered in Gisborne, two businesses are now well established here meeting a need for special canine care. Gisb...
Citizens Advice Bureau (CAB) Gisborne has farewelled two long-serving volunteers, Vivien Eade and Carol Coyle, who have collectively notched almost 40 years of service.
“They have a wealth of knowledg...
Budding creatives from Gisborne Intermediate have been busy writing, filming and editing promotional videos to show off the tourism potential of Gisborne for TV One's current affairs programme Seven S...
Students at Campion College’s music department got to jam with acclaimed New Zealand singer-songwriter Annie Crummer at a two-day workshop this week.
Crummer shared her extensive knowledge and helped...
A group of students chosen for their performing arts abilities and high literacy levels have come together for their second face-to-face rehearsal at Gisborne's Unity Theatre.
The children were selec...
A recent major study has revealed that playing bridge keeps people smarter, happier and more social into old age, so it's timely that lessons are about to start at the Gisborne Contract Bridge Club.
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A slice of history dating back to 1953 has been discovered at Tolaga Bay Area School when two blocks of wood inscribed with the names of the original builders were uncovered during recent building wor...
Gisborne's Equippers Church has committed resources to continue a new food bank that includes pre-cooked meals in its food parcels.
This addition to Gisborne's food banks helped meet a need in the com...
Kaiti School received a special delivery in the early hours of yesterday — two new modular classrooms, the first of this kind to come to the region.
Principal Billie-Jean Potaka-Ayton said the classro...