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An independent report calls for planning across roads, rail, air and ports.

The design aims to protect through to 2090 against an event 25% larger than Gabrielle.

Daniel James Low, 29, of Gisborne, died near Ruakituri on Wednesday afternoon.

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

One person died at the scene and another was airlifted to hospital.

The report did not identify properties for relocation or estimate the cost.

"I can be a role model, but I can also do something for me that makes me happy."

El Niño is expected to bring drier conditions and stronger winds for Gisborne.

Pilot projects will explore hillside logging, land-use change and slash traps.

The council put in $7.1m, with $64m from a Government cyclone support package.

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

Councillors voted 6-5 to reject the request to waive development contributions.

Attorney-General Chris Bishop appointed Mahuika alongside 11 others last week.

A notional-roll funding application was unprocessed when closure was confirmed.

An R&V spokesperson confirmed they were looking at the new location.

Gisborne won for its Turning the Tide large woody debris project.

Make the most of Labour Weekend with country-wide markets, music and fetes.

This is Kiwi Air’s third summer mapping programme for LINZ.

Wrights has planted 3000 vines better suited to a warmer climate.

Sir Graeme Dingle speaks about going from a ‘scared little boy’ to climbing mountains.

A report with recommendations for Te Tapuwae o Rongokako is expected early next year.

This year's event drew 3500 spectators and generated just over $1m.

Many students said they felt voting would not make a difference.