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'A big man with a big heart' - staunch advocate Des Ratima dies
'A big man with a big heart' - staunch advocate Des Ratima dies
Tributes are being paid for respected Ngāti Kahungunu leader Des Ratima, who died aged 69.
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Health boards step in to fly out health workers stranded in Queenstown
Health boards step in to fly out health workers stranded in Queenstown
Three health workers stranded in Queenstown will fly home on a "rescue flight" organised by district health boards.
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Covid-19: Gisborne Hospital all set despite respiratory specialist stranded in Queenstown
Covid-19: Gisborne Hospital all set despite respiratory specialist stranded in Queenstown
Gisborne Hospital is equipped to deal with a Covid-19 outbreak, despite its only respiratory specialist being stranded in Queenstown.
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Tairawhiti Museum exhibition, Colonies
An exhibition at Gisborne's Tairawhiti Museum combines craft through the generations, with sustainability. Colonies was curated by artist Lina Marsh. She talks to Jesse about the works. Audio, Gallery
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Colonies exhibition: Tairawhiti Museum
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Transpower issues grid emergency notice for North Island
Transpower issues grid emergency notice for North Island
Transpower has issued a grid emergency notice for the North Island.
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Main centres biggest winners from regional tourism fund
Main centres biggest winners from regional tourism fund
The Tourism Minister has revealed how a multi-million dollar fund first announced in May will be split up to improve and promote regional tourism.
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Series 2 | Episode 7: Intergenerational Vision - He Kākano Ahau: Wawatatia
In the final episode of He Kākano Ahau, we explore intergenerational visions, whakapapa, and future aspirations with a māmā-daughter duo, and a Māori futurist. Audio
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Airstrip in East Coast wetland area consented despite objections of DoC, council ecologist
Airstrip granted retrospective consent despite wetland objections
An airstrip built in a protected wetland area was granted consent retrospectively despite objections from Gisborne District Council's own ecologist and the Department of Conservation.
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Transpower's social media posts lead to confusion on East Coast
Transpower's social media posts lead to confusion on East Coast
Transpower is apologising to power users in Hawke's Bay and Tairāwhiti for a confusing message today, only a week after last week's rolling blackouts.
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Midwives strike: Six DHBs cancel non-urgent caesarean births
Midwives strike: Six DHBs cancel non-urgent caesarean births
Six district health boards have cancelled non-urgent caesarean births and other surgical procedures today during an eight-hour strike by midwives.
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Proposed Māori ward structure released as Gisborne's representation rejig reaches next step
Gisborne's proposed Māori ward structure released
The rejig of representation in Tairāwhiti that includes the introduction of Māori wards has reached the next stage with the release of proposed ward structures.
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Large majority of Gisborne private-sector port workers unvaccinated
Large majority of Gisborne's private-sector port workers unvaccinated
Almost 80 percent of Tairāwhiti's privately-employed port workers were unvaccinated three weeks ago, according to data released by National's Covid-19 spokesperson Chris Bishop yesterday.
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'We're all burning out': Auckland, Northland midwives start rolling strikes
'We're all burning out': Midwives begin rolling strikes
Midwives in Auckland and Northland walked off the job and onto the streets today kicking off consecutive days of rolling strikes across the country.
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Midwives strike: Eight-hour rolling strikes begin today
Midwives strike: 'We want the government to hear what its like out there'
Midwives in Auckland and Northland will be the first to walk off the job today as consecutive days of rolling strikes around the country kick off.
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Salvation Army throws support behind Tairāwhiti programme
Salvation Army throws support behind Tairāwhiti programme
The Salvation Army says it fully supports a Tairāwhiti meth rehab programme based on one designed by the Mongrel Mob.
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Te Waonui for week ending Friday 6 August 2021
Coming up on Te Waonui -- An Aotea/Great Barrier Island hapū seeks a judicial review to stop dredging and dumping in the Hauraki Gulf; the name Aotearoa becomes a political football; hundreds mourn a… Audio
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New meth programmes help addicts connect with their whenua
New meth programmes help addicts connect with their whenua
Whānau in Tairāwhiti say a new marae meth rehab programme based on one developed by the Mongrel Mob is leading to success.
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New Tairāwhiti meth rehab problem getting results, locals say
Whānau in Tairāwhiti say a new marae meth rehab programme based on one developed by the Mongrel Mob is leading to success.
Instead of escaping the drug by going to jail, hapū and iwi say there's… Audio
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New testing officer shortens 'ridiculous' wait times for driver licence test
New testing officer shortens 'ridiculous' wait times for driver licence test
Driver licence test wait times have dropped significantly in Tairāwhiti, giving whānau in the isolated, rural areas around the East Cape a "massive bonus".
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Te Waonui for week ending Friday 30 July 2021
Coming up on Te Waonui -- We delve into problems at Te Arawhiti, where staff are leaving in droves; Students and principals back moves to tackle racism at schools; a contentious letter on mÄtauranga… Audio
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Third Tairawhiti art festival set to start
The third annual Tairawhiti arts festival featuring Aotearoa's top artists and performers is set to spark the east coast alight.
The festival has been growing in numbers and performers since it began… Audio
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'Written in the stars': Te Tairāwhiti festival to focus on Māori, Pasifika relationship
'Written in the stars': Te Tairāwhiti festival to focus on Māori, Pasifika relationship
Gisborne is welcoming another year of Te Tairāwhiti Arts Festival bringing together more than 200 artists and performers to celebrate the rich history and stories of the East Coast.
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'Written in the stars': Te Tairāwhiti festival to focus on Māori, Pasifika relationship
'Written in the stars': Te Tairāwhiti festival to focus on Māori, Pasifika relationship
Gisborne is welcoming another year of Te Tairāwhiti Arts Festival bringing together more than 200 artists and performers to celebrate the rich history and stories of the East Coast.
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Te Araroa and Wharekahika now almost fully vaccinated
The small communities of Te Araroa and Wharekahika in Te Tairawhiti are now almost fully vaccinated against Covid-19. The rollout in these isolated areas is ahead of the average achieved by the rest… Audio