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Months-long cleanup for Tolaga Bay after flash flooding
Tairawhiti Civil Defence Emergency manager Louise Bennett says the cleanup is going to take months, after flash flooding hit Tolaga Bay. Audio
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Flooding shuts 61 bridges across Tolaga Bay
Bridges across the Tolaga Bay catchment are being shut due to flooding, as authorities stay on alert for more heavy rain and flooding in an already-sodden Tolaga. Audio
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Weather: Flooded Tolaga Bay faces further deluge
Twenty families in Tolaga Bay on the East Coast have spent the night with friends and neighbours after being forced to evacuate their homes because of flooding. And another major band of rain is… Audio
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Family trapped on roof after torrential rain airlifted to safety
Two adults and their 4-year-old grandchild were stranded on the roof of their Tolaga Bay home for hours after overnight flooding.
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A morning spent with an old soldier
Te Aniwa Hurihanganui spent the morning with one of the last three living soldiers of Te Ope Māori, the 28th Māori Battalion.
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Gisborne woman's gang intimidation
Yesterday we covered a story published in the Gisborne Herald about a woman who stood up to gang members and was advised to leave town after a year of intimidation. Social justice advocate and… Audio
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DHBs post $189m deficit forecast, warning it could rise
Health officials are warning that district health board deficits could hit $225 million if nurses accept a proposed deal.
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Taa Moko Sessions: Anikaaro Harawira
Northland disability advocate Ana Mackie receives a moko kauae (traditional facial tattoo) from Anikaaro Harawira in a new series about wahine taa moko artists. Video, Audio
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School attendence drop blamed on illness
The number of children failing to attend school regularly reached a seven-year high last year and the education ministry is blaming a spike in winter colds and the flu.
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Insight: No Job, No Training, No Hope?
The number of young people not in work or training has remained virtually unchanged, despite improving financial times. Emile Donovan explores how New Zealand can engage these young people, who now… Video, Audio
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Council votes for Tūranganui a Kiwa/Poverty Bay
Gisborne District councillors have voted 13 to 1 to rename Poverty Bay to also include its Māori name Tūranganui a Kiwa.
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Back on track: Chunk of $60m regional fund goes to rail
Five regions will receive just over $60 million in the first chunk of money allocated out of the Provincial Growth Fund, with $9.5m going to rail. Here's how the rest of the money will be spent.
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Question Time for 22 February 2018
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Hon PAULA BENNETT to the Prime Minister: Does she have confidence in all of her Ministers?
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Dr SHANE RETI to the Minister of Health: What are his priorities in the health portfolio?
JAN LOGIE to…
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Ngāti Hine: a whānau approach to promote change
Te Ahi Kaa visits Northland's largest Māori organisation for an insight into how its workers are tackling social and health problems in the region. Audio
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Gisborne taonga
Gisborne's Tairāwhiti Museum has big plans for next year's 250th commemorations of Captain Cook's landing, the first meeting between Maori and Europeans and the bigger story of what happened before… Audio
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Fears tōtara trees could be wiped out on the East Coast
There are calls for more to be done to save tōtara trees in the Raukumara Conservation Park from being destroyed by pests. Audio
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Rhythm and Vines festivalgoers hospitalised
Only one person out of the 15 admitted to hospital after contracting a virus at the Rhythm and Vines festival will stay there overnight.
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The 1769 Garden
The 1769 Garden commemorates the first encounter between Maori and the crew of the Endeavour, under the command of Captain James Cook, at Gisborne in October 1769. Audio
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The 1769 Garden
The 1769 Garden commemorates the first encounter between Maori and the crew of the Endeavour, under the command of Captain James Cook, at Gisborne in October 1769.
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The powerful miniatures of Lina Marsh
In October 2019, we will commemorate the 250th anniversary of the first contact between tangata whenua and Captain James Cooks' Endeavour at Te Tairawhiti. Gisborne commemorates that meeting with… Audio, Gallery
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Iconic Cook Islands vaka off to NZ for repairs after fire
The iconic Cook Islands Te Marumaru Atua vaka is being sent to New Zealand for repairs after being damaged by fire earlier this month.
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Northland DHB shortfall 'absurd' - College of GPs president
It will be New Zealand's most vulnerable patients who suffer over Northland's capped funding increases, the College of GPs president says.
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Northland DHB withholds annual report over funding
The Northland DHB is refusing to submit its annual report to the Ministry of Health unless it gets more funding. Audio
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Tairawhiti significantly short of psychiatrists, DHB warns
The Gisborne region's health board is resorting to prioritising clients and treatment due to a shortage of psychiatrists, its chief executive says. Audio
