A group of freedom campers in Te Tairawhiti is opposing a proposed bylaw that, due to coastal erosion, would restrict camping from a spot they've held for over 20 years.
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Environmentally friendly solution for homeless
The Oasis Community Shelter in Tūranga Nui a Kiwa Gisborne is one-step closer to new modular 'living homes' that will house homeless people.
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New trade bylaw removes mortuary waste from wastewater system
Plans for dealing with mortuary waste using an approach based in tikanga Māori are gaining traction.
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Troy Kingi performs "Mighty Invader" at Gisborne's Waitangi Day Out
The Treaty of Waitangi and Captain James Cook's voyage to Aotearoa is the subject of singer Troy Kingi's song "Mighty Invader."
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A step forward in democratic equity at regional councils
Tears of joy from Gisborne District Council deputy mayor Josh Wharehinga, following the news that 5%-ratepayer initiated petitions forcing ratepayer polls on Māori wards has been revoked.
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Armed police stop vehicle after bystander sees 'gun' on board
An incident in Gisborne involving heavily armed police officers and a family has raised concerns about racial profiling.
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A sign of evolving and inclusive perspectives
Three rainbow groups operate in Te Tairāwhiti, one for those in school, one for older rangatahi and one that focuses on actions that uplift the mana of those in the community.
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New councillor shows promise for relationships with iwi
"I stand in the middle of both two camps and got votes from both sides, and either way I voted was annoying half my base," Isaac Hughes said.
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'We've got to do this'- Gisborne District councilor
Nearly 50% of the population identify as being Māori, which is not reflected in the composition of elected members.
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