Gisborne Property

Gisborne Property 17.10.24

Oct 17 2024 Updated October 16, 2024

Gisborne Herald

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Gisborne to Nashville: Homegrown country singing star returning to her roots with family

Gisborne-born country music singer Camille French (nee Te Nahu) is back in New Zealand to perform at the prestigious NZ Country Music Entertainer of the Year Awards in Rotorua this weekend. The Nashville-based French Family Band made up of French...

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Kim Parkinson

10 Oct 2024

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Ten local contractors selected to fix 229 Tairāwhiti road slips and dropouts

The Gisborne District Council will accelerate slip and dropout repairs utilising $29 million of NZ Transport Agency Waka Kotahi funding and a recently appointed contracting panel. The council has been working with NZTA to fix more than 400 slips and...

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Gisborne Herald

11 Oct 2024

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Police still searching for missing person in Waioeka River

Rotorua Daily Post “Dangerous” river conditions during the weekend have hampered search and rescue efforts for a person still missing in the Waioeka River. The person was travelling in a car with two others south of Ōpōtiki when the vehicle...

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Concerns raised over abuse from people at Gisborne library

Staff and members of the public at Gisborne’s city centre library have been confronted with public urination, verbal abuse and aggressive behaviour which councillors believe could be linked to a growing homeless population. Concerns about the...

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Zita Campbell, Local Democracy Reporter

11 Oct 2024

Minister Shane Jones speaks out for forestry in Gisborne at Regional Growth Summit

Regional Development Minister Shane Jones says forestry will remain a key component of the Tairāwhiti economy. Those people who wanted forestry to disappear “are at the wrong meeting”, Jones said at the Tairāwhiti Regional Growth Summit held...

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Wynsley Wrigley

17 Oct 2024

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‘No place for hatred and division’: Gisborne Mayor and rainbow community condemn repeat vandalism

Gisborne’s main street rainbow crossing has been vandalised for the second time in less than a week after it was repainted following the first incident. The crossing was repainted after black graffiti writing was sprayed on it Thursday last week...

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James Pocock

17 Oct 2024

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Memorable Poverty Bay A&P Spring Show beckons in Gisborne

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Murray Robertson

17 Oct 2024