Des Watson has travelled New Zealand for two years and picked up 25 tonnes of rubbish by hand.
He is on an environmental mission to clean up New Zealand. Travelling from Bluff to Cape Reinga, Des col...
For the second time since it opened, the Marine Reserve at Pouawa has been videoed underwater to establish how healthy an environment it is.
The baited underwater video monitoring (BUV) at Te Tapuwae ...
You need all ages in the theatre scene and it's good to start them young, says theatre director Belinda Campbell.
Belinda, along with dancer and choreographer Anita Zwart, have combined talents to off...
Gisborne woman Debbie Lamb's great recovery back into the hospitality business turned into a great recovery of another kind.
Ms Lamb's mint green coffee caravan she had spent months doing up was stole...
By 2050, it is estimated more than 170,000 New Zealanders will be living with dementia. Alzheimer’s is the most common type. Sophie Rishworth spoke with life and business partners Dave Jenkins an...
A multi-million dollar property up for sale in March promises to be one to watch in the midst of a booming housing market.
Attlee Place has been called a “unique and slightly rare” entry on the prope...
The woman who jumped from the first floor window of Gisborne Hospital was yesterday diagnosed with multiple sclerosis in Waikato Hospital.
Last week Jodi Malcolm, 32, suffered a broken back and two br...
Around 30 CCTV cameras are placed in and around Gisborne city.
“They are working very well,” said Gisborne Crime Prevention Camera Trust coordinator Ken Huberts.
The camera trust administers the came...
More people are installing security cameras on their properties or in their businesses to combat crime.
This also means they have evidence to show police if people do break into their properties.
Jan...
From their home in Russell Street a young Gisborne couple had an idea how to to teach their children Pacific languages.
Last month they self-published their first two picture books in what will be a s...