Gisborne
Teachers learning how to make the best use of technology
Tablets, smart phones, applications, animation and building games like Minecraft are ubiquitous in households..... but how do teachers get to grips with emerging technologies and ensure they are used… Audio
Gisborne teen makes spinning tops for children in Vanuatu
14-year-old Cameron Wood from Gisborne has been spending hours in his family's garden shed making spinning tops for children from cyclone devastated Vanuatu. Audio
Gisborne dad devastated by death of two sons
It's a families worst nightmare - losing your children. Both the Wakelin family's sons died at the weekend at Makarori Beach north of Gisborne. Audio
Drowned man didn't check pool's depth
A coroner's inquest has found a man drowned last year trying to rescue his son from a swimming hole near Gisborne despite apparently being a good swimmer. Audio
Gisborne family deals with double drowning
The family of two brothers who drowned at Gisborne's Makarori Beach is tonight helping police with the search for one of them. Audio
Update on search for missing man in Gisborne
And to give us an update on the search for the missing 18-year-old man, Sergeant Greg Lexmond joins us. Audio
Regional Panel - Hawkes Bay & Gisborne
Radio New Zealand's reporter for the region Peter Fowler explains what he sees as the two biggest stories happening in Hawkes Bay and Gisborne. We also hear from Napier Councillor Henare O'Keefe… Audio
Gisborne District Council to discuss tighter rules
The Gisborne District Council says it will consider restrictions on alcohol after a riot broke out during New Years Eve festivities at the BW campground. Audio
Future of 2015 BW Summer Music Festival in jeopardy
Toby Burrows is the organiser of the Rhythm and Vines Festival and he joins us, Audio
Police in Gisborne standing by their efforts to diffuse riot
Police in Gisborne are standing by their efforts to diffuse the New Year's Eve riot. Audio
A night's rioting in Gisborne
63 people have been arrested after a night's rioting in Gisborne. Audio
63 arrested after a riot breaks out
A three hour riot in Gisborne with tents set on fire, cars overturned, and cans thrown at police, has left 83 people injured and resulted in 63 arrests. Audio
Rodeo rider butted by Pistol Whip the bull
A Gisborne bull-rider is recovering in hospital with a dislocated hip after being butted in the backside by a bull. Audio
Gisborne Eastern Knights chess club
Club Captain Noble Keelan has a very simple method of controlling the boisterousness that erupts at Tuesday night chess club at the Gisborne Eastern Knights - clapping. Yet, who can blame the members… Audio
Critics: Gigatown competition a waste of money
There is trouble in Gigatown, with critics saying the Chorus ultra-fast broadband competition is a waste of money and is stealing copyright. Audio
The 'Dark Horse' children's chess club is still changing lives
Noble Keelan founded Gisborne's Eastern Knights Chess Club with Genestis Potini, the subject of the critically acclaimed New Zealand film The Dark Horse starring Cliff Curtis. The Film opens in… Audio
Dark Horse - writer/director James Napier Robertson, actor Cliff Curtis
The Dark Horse has captured the headlines at this year's New Zealand International Film Festival. The world premiere of the New Zealand drama was held at a sold-out Civic Theatre in Auckland last… Audio
Nick Tupara
In the retail downtown area of Gisborne, Tupara is a business that is steadily building up a name for themselves. They sell a range of Māori art on behalf of the local artists, Justine Murray chats… Audio
GNS Tsunami
In the warm waters of Gisborne researchers think they have solved the puzzle of why two tsunami's struck the coast of Gisborne in 1947. The team of GNS Scientists think undersea volcanoes off the East… Audio