
Tairāwhiti visitor spending rises 10% to $132m as numbers fall
Mayor says road closures and rising costs could have caused visitor numbers to drop.
Stories and analysis from The Northern Express Herald.
Closure could force East Coast families into an hour-long preschool drive
Councils are reviewing plans for tsunamis, floods, landslides, eruptions and earthquakes.
Tolaga Bay wharf remains partly closed as residents demand a repair timeline.
Te-Reimana Gray kept control after a tree hit his car near Matawai.
Saturday's draw was the last of its kind, with Powerball increasing from 10 balls to 14.
The $10 million Lotto jackpot has been drawn as major Powerball changes loom.
Work on Tiniroto Rd has not eased residents' concerns about road conditions and safety.
Confidential talks followed enforcement action over the Awatere Forest.
The winning ticket was bought at Gisborne hardware store Grant Bros.
'The wait times are unacceptable and we see people's health deteriorating.'
Roofbuddy agreed to pay for a new roof after its recommended roofer's work failed.
Airfield trustees crowdfunding for $1m to seal a grass runway.
Tributes were paid to Terry Donovan, 85, on the Tairawhiti Catholic Facebook page
Rangatira Marae rebuild takes shape after Cyclone Gabrielle floods in Te Karaka.
Jones promoted NZ First’s regional agenda, including forestry and water storage.
Mates, fellow surfers and basketballers remember Taika Cleland-Pottie.
Two weekend crashes in Gisborne left a cyclist dead and five people injured.
A fire at an accommodation block in Te Araroa Holiday Park is being treated as suspicious.
The Gisborne ticket holders checked their winning ticket on Sunday.
A woman was dragged out of the public meeting in Gisborne after she started chanting.
The mystery winner was quick to confirm with Lotto they held the top ticket.
A single ticket won last night's Powerball jackpot.
More than $44,000 has been raised to bring family together for his farewell.
Guests are Neville Clark, Sandra Faulkner, Chris Russell, Aaron Cruden, Chris Brandolino.
Six place names will be officially changed to recognise iwi associations with the areas.
Haley Maxwell's election billboards were set up on August 14, 12 weeks before polling day.
Toitū Tairāwhiti wants $1.5m in development contributions waived or granted for 150 homes.
Heavy rain warnings are in place for much of the North Island's upper east coast.
Supporters say it could help tourism and provide another option for whānau.