Gisborne Property

Gisborne Property 31.10.24

Oct 31 2024 Updated October 30, 2024

Gisborne Herald

1 min read

Please wait a moment for the PDF to load:

Click here for a direct link

Baby’s rapid arrival leads to fast Gisborne flight for Māhia whānau

A little girl caused a big noise after she arrived in the world last Tuesday when she and her parents were helicoptered from their Māhia home to Gisborne Hospital. Ihaia and Breearna Maxwell had planned to make the just-over-an-hour’s drive to...

Click here

Five Gisborne marae, including Puketawai, to relocate due to flood risks

Five Gisborne marae at risk of flood and erosion will be relocated under Gisborne District Council plans. Local Democracy reporter Zita Campbell looks at Puketawai Marae’s “earth-shattering” cyclone experience, the progress since then and how...

Click here

Zita Campbell, Local Democracy Reporter

13 Nov 2024

FREE TO READ

News

Hīkoi to Parliament: Communities unite in Tairāwhiti for Toitū Te Tiriti hīkoi

Public Interest Journalism funded through NZ On Air People from East Coast communities have been travelling down State Highway 35 en masse as part of the Toitū Te Tiriti hīkoi heading to Wellington. The nationwide hīkoi was organised in response...

Click here

Matai O’Connor, Kaupapa Māori Reporter

14 Nov 2024

FREE TO READ

News

Tairāwhiti Hīkoi mō te Tiriti unites thousands in Gisborne for Treaty rights

Public Interest Journalism funded through NZ On Air Pākehā, Māori and Tauiwi (non-Māori) all showed up en masse at Heipipi Park in Gisborne on Thursday evening to make sure the Tairāwhiti perspective was put on the map for Hīkoi mō te Tiriti...

Click here

Matai O’Connor, Kaupapa Māori Reporter

15 Nov 2024

Investing in sustainable jobs

We were once told that farmers were the backbone of our economy and essential to our survival. Now, we’re told that extracting minerals is crucial for wealth and job creation. Are we being fooled again? Surely, we can invest in research and...

Click here

Gisborne Herald

05 Nov 2024

Letter

Nightmare on Grey St

It beggars belief that the Gisborne District Council has approved the design of the chaotic, ideologically heterogeneous, multicoloured maze of speed bumps and concrete blocks now clogging Grey St. This erudite, verbose, crapulous nonsense is...

Click here

Gisborne Herald

05 Nov 2024

Letter

Environmental impact of meat works closure

OPINION The pending closure of a significant South Island meat works is a worrying sign of Government failure to control the environment in which our major export industries operate. The stated reason for this disastrous Mid Canterbury decision is...

Click here

Gisborne Herald

05 Nov 2024

Letter

Grey St woes

OPINION Reading Conrad Lewis’ letter (Nightmare on Elm St, November 2) was amazing and joyful, and I hope others follow his example to rid Grey St of this mess. From the day it was implemented, I couldn’t believe the council approved the design...

Click here

Gisborne Herald

05 Nov 2024