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More boots on the ground for Gisborne clean-up
Farmers in Tairāwhiti are looking forward to having more boots on the ground this month to help clean up their farms still littered with forestry debris from recent floods. Regional Federated Farmers… Audio
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More boots on the ground for Gisborne clean-up
Farmers in Tairāwhiti are looking forward to having more boots on the ground this month to help clean up their farms still littered with forestry debris from recent floods. Regional Federated Farmers…
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On the Farm - Floating onions and slipping farmland
Assessment of damage is underway in Pukekohe after a deluge of rain saw onions floating down the street and farms turned into lakes. Kiwifruit vines and structures have also been wiped out - while… Audio
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On the Farm - Floating onions and slipping farmland
Assessment of damage is underway in Pukekohe after a deluge of rain saw onions floating down the street and farms turned into lakes. Kiwifruit vines and structures have also been wiped out - while…
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Tairāwhiti farmers back review into forestry management of erosion prone land
Flood-hit farmers in Tairāwhiti have voiced support for an independent review as they continue to clear debris from their properties.
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Tairāwhiti farmers back govt plans for independent review
Flood-hit farmers in Tairāwhiti are backing Government plans for an independent review into management practices on erosion-prone land in the district.
In January the East Coast was battered by… Audio
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Ministers, stakeholders meet to discuss Gisborne land-use practices
A review of land-use in Tairāwhiti looks likely following a meeting at Gisborne District Council yesterday, but there is some confusion about what exactly was settled behind closed doors.
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Forestry slash at beach: 'It is a terrible tragedy'
The death of a child on a slash-covered beach could have been prevented, residents say, and the tragedy has reignited calls for action on forestry slash. Audio
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Better land and forest management possible but costly
The Forestry Minister has confirmed he is open to an independent inquiry into land management in the Tairawhiti district, but the industry says a long term fix would be expensive.
Wood debris has… Audio
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Weak soil geology partly to blame for slash issues after wild weather - Forest Owners
A tragedy on a slash-covered beach in Tairāwhiti has reignited calls for more action on dealing with forestry slash.
A 12-year-old boy died on Gisborne's Waikanae Beach on Wednesday evening, with… Audio
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Gisborne locals unhappy after death at slash-covered beach
Tairāwhiti residents say a tragedy at a local beach strewn with woody debris could've been prevented.
A 12-year-old boy died on Gisborne's Waikanae Beach on Wednesday evening, with witnesses telling… Audio
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Top Stories for Friday 27 January 2023
Top stories for 27 January 2023 Tairawhiti residents say the death of a 12-year-old at a Gisborne beach strewn with wood debris could have been prevented. Free range egg farmers are fielding hundreds… Audio
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Gisborne mayor 'heartbroken' for family's 'unimaginable loss'
Gisborne's mayor says she is heartbroken for the family of a child who died at Waikanae Beach.
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Some Tolaga Bay residents still stranded after Cyclone Hale
Some families in Tolaga Bay are still stranded, two weeks on from the devastation of Cyclone Hale. Audio
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Some Tolaga Bay families still stranded after Cyclone Hale
Some families in Tolaga Bay are still stranded, two weeks on from the devastation of Cyclone Hale.
There are 300 identified faults across the Tairāwhiti region, such as dropouts and damaged bridges… Audio
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Covid-19 update: 13,880 new cases, 79 deaths and 242 in hospital
There have been 13,880 new cases of Covid-19 over the past week, the Ministry of Health has reported.
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The Panel with Paula Penfold and Allan Blackman (Part 2)
Today on the Panel, Wallace and panellists Paula Penfold and Allan Blackman find out why patches of the same road can look and feel different- turns out it's on purpose! Plus, they speak to Mana Taiao… Audio
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Forestry slash: what is the solution?
As flooding from recent Cyclone Hale brought down more slash, causing damage to farms, properties and infrastructure in Tairawhiti, the Environmental Defence Society has called for a formal Commission… Audio
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Tairāwhiti farrners want inquiry into Cyclone Hale damage
After Tairāwhiti took another battering with ex-tropical Cyclone Hale earlier this month, Federated Farmers is calling for a government inquiry into factors that are contributing to the damage.
They… Audio
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Federated Farmers calls for inquiry into Cyclone Hale damage factors
Federated Farmers says residual material and slash from forestry harvesting contributed to the damage to farmland when the ex-tropical cyclone made landfall this month.
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World record smashed at Waka Ama nationals
The Waka Ama national champs is entering its final days, with the country's greatest paddlers continuing to battle it out on Lake Karapiro.
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Big races in store on final day of Waka Ama National Sprint Championships
The final day of the Waka Ama National Sprint Championships is seeing the best teams in the country aiming for gold in the semifinals and finals of the W6 races.
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Aerial mapping of Tairāwhiti aquifers planned to improve scientific information
A scientific project to understand more about Gisborne's critical groundwater will start in February.
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Relief for Tairāwhiti as subtropical low fails to pack punch
The Tairāwhiti region appears to have escaped another expected storm just days after the last major rainfall. Audio
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Tairāwhiti appears to escape another expected storm
The Tairāwhiti region appears to have escaped another expected storm just days after the last major downfall.
The region suffered significant damage from Cyclone Hale last week with homes flooded and… Audio
