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Provenance research uncovered Tāwhaki in Munich through old photographs.

The $28.4 million project will add a three-storey centre in Gisborne.

An examining officer will provide a report of financial losses after Nalco's liquidation.

Manuel Jose has more than 30,000 descendants around the world.

Last year, the Smiths raised $1000 for Hamilton's Lions Lodge.

New DOpe Hope was filmed at Kaiti Hill and features sights and people from Gisborne.

'Village collective' helps tamariki karakia, waiata and history at Waihīrere Marae.

The November 1 races mark 20 years since the event began.

Edmonds was one of three contestants at the Pipitea Marae pageant.

The show opens at Lawson Field Theatre on October 30 for eight performances.

Tiffany Wayne plans to perform a song written for the talent section.

Rebecca Seymour has run the comics and collectibles shop alone for four years.

Chopper and Frank return in a new children's book raising funds for rescue flights.

Felix Cairns' charity effort has been inspired by his grandfather, who died of cancer.

Cold weather brought snow to Gisborne and Hawke's Bay, with more frost due.

His new waiata explores loss and the passing of the mantle.

Gisborne's Kawhe and Kōrero group offers a place to practise te reo Māori.

Gisborne artists Sam & Lu will perform at the After Glow showcase.

The biennial terrier races return to Ashwood Park on November 1.

Easts in Makaraka is for sale after 39 years under Teresa and Dean Cook.

Ian Procter says Gisborne's first kura kaupapa Māori has taught a generation of speakers.

Gisborne farmers say possums and other pests are putting stock at risk.

Country act Trigger Happy 'pumped' about Gisborne performance on October 17.

The 18-month-old Labrador-pointer mix now works in Auckland jails.

The singer is touring venues nationwide, with Gisborne featuring on the opening weekend.

Nepali officials are using police, army and volunteers in the flood response.

Tairāwhiti E tū delegate named the union’s activist of the year.

It's work, training and family for Masters World Championships lifters Brown and Stewart.

Only students attending their closest school can get transport assistance.

Author Angus Gillies' new book explores 501 deportees' struggles in New Zealand.

The Tokomaru Bay-raised teacher is a 2026 Y25 changemaker.