Move to add Maori name to Poverty Bay
Management put on roast lamb for lunch for employees
Costs unknown but thought to be substantial part of nearly $7000
Sanitarium Weet-Bix Kids TRYathlon today at Nelson Park
Tickets from United Video amusement arcade will be valid in new centre
Tourists hear account of Maori participation in World War 1, initially considered controversial
Likelihood of drought 'not ruled out'
The trust, a nominee for a New Zealander of the Year award, targets youth in year 7 to 8 for a 10-week programme designed to motivate children physically and mentally
Hotel now run by charitable trust to benefit community
Scott won the Legend of the Lake race at Rotorua’s Blue Lake at the weekend
Wai-Coa-Bay under-18s went down 46-16 to the Warriors Invitation side but 'it was a good learning curve'
Club night tonight, racing starts at 6pm
Hayes beat 2016 champion Thomson in keen competition
‘Celebrating our culture, our language, who we are’
. . . by jumping in the deep end
January's gone already. How to get back into that New Year's fitness resolution
Justine Tyerman's TBs (tramping boots) take an instant dislike to the dramatic black sand beaches of Auckland's West Coast
Recent highlights include 3 percent increase in visitor spend, 5 percent growth in total visitor nights in private accommodation, and 38 percent rise in total visitor nights in September
Eastland Port has busiest month since Eastland Port was created
Average house values here rose to $271,632, up from $269,266 at the end of December
Increase in spending in January for Gisborne
'A good way to hook students into orchestral music is through pop music'
'There is no better test of your drawing ability than drawing the human form'
Rude Boyz play Smash Palace with their 'conscious reggae'
Conor Jeory's exhibition Beds and Lying in Them (at Verve) has a war theme
Monthly cattle sale at the Matawhero saleyards
Wrights Winery makes a start on their verjuice
After years in the making, the Regional Pest Management Plan 2016-2026 is nearly ready
What's On in Gisborne
A haiku: New life for migrants
Standalone artwork by Jordan Clark accompanying a writing piece by Miriama Manuel about Gizzy styles not seen in Auckland
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The effort to officially reinstate the original Maori names for this district and city area is one of the most polarising issues we face as …
What’s on in Council this week
What's arty, giggy and good in Gizzy