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The Gisborne Herald (Saturday edition), 05 Setembro 2026

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ArticlePrimary care uptake low­est in coun­try

Are­port by the New Zea­l­and Res­id­ent Doc­tors Asso­ci­ation and the spe­cial­ist union Apex has pro­posed Health New Zea­l­and estab­lish a primary care arm in under­served areas. Gis­borne is an example, with the coun­try’s low­est rate of...

Primary care uptake low­est in coun­try

Article‘Not giv­ing up foot­ball’

Tam Cramer step­ping down as Gis­borne Thistle first team coach

‘Not giv­ing up foot­ball’

ArticlePark body

Police say death of man next to tent not sus­pi­cious

Park body

ArticleTreaty deal returns

Waikare­moana hapū wel­comed Par­lia­ment passing the final read­ing of the Ngāti Ruapani mai Waikare­moana Claims Set­tle­ment Bill this week. The Bill will give legal effect to the Deed of Set­tle­ment signed at Tū wai (formerly Tuai), near the...

Treaty deal returns

ArticleGis­borne doc­tors back new primary care

patients, he said. “Those are largely invis­ible activ­it­ies that we do, but the value [is in] the amount of people that we save [from] going to hos­pital.” New Zea­l­and Res­id­ent Doc­tors Asso­ci­ation sec­ret­ary Dr Deborah Pow­ell said the more...

Gis­borne doc­tors back new primary care

ArticleLand to Te Urew­era

been true. Te Urew­era remains. Waikare­moana remains. The hapū who call that place home remain. “We receive the Crown’s acknow­ledge­ment with dig­nity. But we stand here because our tūpuna never relin­quished who they were, and because we have not...

Land to Te Urew­era

ArticleHealth study boost for rural women

Farm­ing Women Tairāwhiti has opened applic­a­tions for its 2026 Health Schol­ar­ships. The schol­ar­ships provide fin­an­cial sup­port to local rural women pur­su­ing careers in the health sec­tor. Four schol­ar­ships val­ued at $5000 each will be...

Health study boost for rural women

ArticleArm, with warn­ings

In a state­ment, Health New Zea­l­and said while it deliv­ers some primary care ser­vices, it has no policy or plans to extend primary care. When asked what Health NZ’s altern­at­ive solu­tions were, it said it was work­ing towards a more focused...

Arm, with warn­ings

ArticleBody found in tent at city park

Police cor­doned off the area around Gis­borne’s Alfred Cox Park on Grey St this morn­ing after the body of a man was found in the park. A passerby aler­ted the police to the situ­ation about 9am. St John Ambu­lance was also called, and the man was...

Body found in tent at city park

ArticleCramer step­ping down — but not from foot­ball

Don’t call him “the depart­ing Thistle coach”. Tam Cramer is stay­ing in Gis­borne and would still enjoy coach­ing with the foot­ball club. His last game in charge of the first team was a 2-0 home loss to Napier City Rovers on August 1. Just over four...

Cramer step­ping down — but not from foot­ball