In Memoriam

MCDONALD

Apr 26 2024 Updated April 26, 2024

Gisborne Herald

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MCDONALD, Don 25 April 2021. Death ends a life, not a relationship. Forever in our hearts and minds. Chris, Donna and James, Martine and Andrew, Ellen, Paul and Kelly

Gisborne kiwifruit on mice-infested ship

Fruit from Gisborne growers was on board refrigerated ship Crown Garnet where a mice infestation was found among its Sungold kiwifruit cargo when it arrived in Belgium. Zespri executives have been grappling with the possibility the first shipment of...

Nūhaka thefts ‘hurt our whānau’

Thousands of dollars worth of property, including poles that had been embedded in concrete, has been taken from a rebuild site at Nuhaka School in northern Hawke’s Bay. Hit in the apparent brazen theft at the weekend were both the community of the...

New-look Gisborne Herald starts next week

The Gisborne Herald undergoes a design and content refresh from Wednesday, May 1. As you will have read in March, The Gisborne Herald is now owned by NZME (New Zealand Media and Entertainment). NZME publishes five regional daily newspapers, 15...

Gisborne Herald

23 Apr 2024

News

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Gisborne Herald

02 May 2024

Cass Review had biased, unsound methodology

Re: Transgender – a passing phase for many? April 27 column. Though well written, Martin Hanson’s recent article did not utilise a critical lens when reviewing the Cass Review. The Cass review is a piece of research by Dr...

Opinion

01 May 2024

Column

Pushing ‘mode shift’ on Grey St is stupid

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Opinion

30 Apr 2024

Column

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Opinion

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