War, corporate greed, and divisiveness are in the cross-hairs of ErnieJ's (aka Ernie White) most recent single, Some Say.
“I wanted something more raw; not overly produced but a simple production,” s...
More than a show, gig or club night, BrazilBeat Sound System's annual Full Moon Party is an experience, say organisers.
Set across two stages, DJose will warm up the decks with deep house vibes, foll...
Accessing art and museum exhibitions can be a challenge for some elderly, says Te Wiremu House manager Lynette Stankovich.
But an initiative between the rest home and Tairawhiti Museum means some exh...
Heading back to the car after the launch of the MRI machine at medical imaging research centre Matai Research, a Gisborne Herald reporter and photographer were buttonholed in the corridor by a young b...
From a remote location north of Gisborne, at an altitude of about 2000 feet, beekeepers Brian Gibson and Barry Foster collect the golden elixir known as tawari honey.
Like other uniquely-flavoured va...
Now teaching dance, and loving it, Gisborne woman Halaena McKeague still feels for her former co-workers at Burger King who are working under the same conditions she tried as union delegate to improve...
Gisborne and East Coast manuka honey producers are left with little wriggle room following Japan's warning it will block New Zealand honey imports if tests at the border continue to show the presence ...
Among artist John Walsh's works in an eclectic exhibition at the Paul Nache Gallery is a large canvas called Sailing With The Ancestors.
A woman at the bow of the waka hourua (twin-hulled, ocean-goin...
It's not as tiresome as the title's homonym might suggest.
In fact, Mozart's Te Deum is, as one writer put it, “radiant with joy”.
And in seven weeks time, Gisborne and Hastings choral societies, wi...
The exhibition is due to open at Tairawhiti Museum in two weeks time and artist Vee Hoy has nothing to show.
She isn't fazed though; this is her modus operandi.
When Hoy arrives at a new location sh...