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Herald printed in Gisborne for the last time
May 06 2023
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Gisborne Herald

The Goss Community Press rolled one last time for today’s Gisborne Herald.

After 149 years of printing in Gisborne, the company is outsourcing printing of the paper to NZME in Auckland from next week.

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And today's editorial: End of a printing era in Gisborne

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