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PURCELL, Ola Nina Margaret. On 18 January, 2023. Loved and cherished Mum of Karryn, Melanie, and Michael. Loving Nanna of Liam, Piper, Ella, Finlay. As per Ola’s wishes, burial will be small and private. The family will be at the Wharf Cafe from...

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Gisborne Herald

21 Jan 2023

Editors Pick

Ordinary tales of an extraordinary life

Frank Talbot Quartet’s debut album release, Mundane Life Updates, at Lawson Field Theatre saw jazz come to life. The group consists of Aryton Foote on piano, Chris Beernink on double bass, drummer Hikurangi Schaverien-Kaa and saxophonist Frank...

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Gisborne Herald

19 Jan 2023

Local News child

Quiet in the streets after shooting incidents

No further gang-related shooting incidents have occurred in the city since the arrest of a man earlier this month and police have welcomed it. The 31-year-old man has been charged in relation to the drive-by shooting that occurred at an address in...

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Gisborne Herald

18 Jan 2023

Editorial child

So much going on outside region too

With all that has happened in this district in the past week, plus the prospect of a long and difficult recovery, it would be easy to turn one’s attention away from the outside world. But a lot has been happening elsewhere too. Probably one of the...

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Gisborne Herald

16 Jan 2023

In Memoriam

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DIANE NISBETT 24 December 2011 Your life was a blessing, your memory a treasure. You are loved beyond words and missed beyond measure. Always in our hearts. Your loving husband Jim and family

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Gisborne Herald

24 Dec 2022

Local News child

Caption - French luxury liner here on Sunday

The French-flagged “super luxury” cruise ship ‘Le Soleal’ will slip intro Turanganui-a-Kiwa/Poverty Bay on Sunday morning to begin the fourth cruise ship day trip to Gisborne so far this season. Le Soleal is another of the smaller cruise ships...

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PIJF (Kaupapa Maori) logo - Ending family violence

Tairāwhiti has the solutions, says Marama Davidson, the first government minister for the prevention of family and sexual violence. Ms Davidson attended a hui with the Violence Free Tairāwhiti Network at Tauawhi Men’s Centre yesterday. More than 50...

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LDR logo - Upset about dripping shower in park

A public shower with a steady drip has drawn the ire of a Gisborne resident who says the district council has double standards around water conservation. Four summers ago, Denis Callinicos claims he visited Gisborne District Council to inform them...

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Gisborne Herald

01 Dec 2022

Local News child

Multiple images - Vax rollout in Tairawhiti cost $6.73m

Te Whatu Ora, formerly the Ministry of Health, has revealed it spent a total of $6.73 million rolling out the Covid-19 vaccination programme here. After dodging answering on Official Information Act request lodged by the Herald six months ago, Te...

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Gisborne Herald

01 Dec 2022

Video

Video - Building Academy adds tools to student’s belts

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Gisborne Herald

25 Nov 2022

Letter

We deserve some of it

Just the mention of the Gisborne to Wairoa railway line appears to get Merv going bonkers. Merv’s letter (September 22, 2022) once again gives us his professional costings of repairing the railway line. I wonder if his correspondence has influenced...

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Gisborne Herald

01 Oct 2022

Deaths

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GAMBRILL, Helen Janet (Jan). Passed peacefully, on 22.9.22, in Penrith, Australia. Loved wife of the late Timothy. Loving mother and mother-in-law of Helen, Jim and Janine, Peter, Dave and Benz, and loving grandmother of her 6 grandchildren

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Gisborne Herald

24 Sep 2022

Editors Pick

Sidebar import - Conservation Week allies

Environment groups across the region have formed an alliance to present a range of activities for Conservation Week, which starts on Monday. The aim is to inspire rangatahi to learn more about conservation and celebrate Tairāwhiti’s natural...

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Gisborne Herald

03 Sep 2022