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CE's statement on review board decision: 17 Aug 2018; The following statement is from Nedine Thatcher Swann, Chief Executive of Gisborne District Council. Read more >>

Flood recovery work continues: 17 Aug 2018; Ten weeks on from the June floods, we continue to develop an action plan for recovery and will work through this with stakeholders in the coming weeks. Read more >>

Inner harbour redevelopment finalised: 16 Aug 2018; The inner harbour redevelopment is taking shape as phase one nears completion and design plans are finalised for the second stage of construction. Read more >>

Water reform workshop in Gisborne: 16 Aug 2018; Members of Water New Zealand will be aware that the government is reviewing the framework within which 3 waters services are regulated and delivered. Read more >>

River monitoring equipment stolen: 14 Aug 2018; Our river monitoring equipment has been ripped off the Waiapu Bridge and the solar panel and internal electronics stolen. This is used for flood warning purposes and with the rain today we’re not getting the vital river level information we need. Not only is this a public safety issue but it’s also a waste of ratepayer's money to repair. We believe it was stolen around 3am Friday. If you saw or know anything about the vandalism , please report it to the police thanks. Here's a photo of the equipment and a link to the web page that the public rely on for the rainfall and river level information Read more >>

Last updated: 07/06/2018 11:48am