• Media releases
• Heritage Facade Fund helps bring building back to life
• East Coast councils unite to push for urgent SH2 resilience investment
• Vandalism drives shift to coinless parking meters
• Clear standards for forestry work in Tairāwhiti
• Council welcomes $75m resilience investment for SH2 Waioweka Gorge
• Kiwa Pools teams up with The Sauna Project Tairāwhiti
• Waingake transformation programme wins national award
• Help shape the future of Gisborne’s city centre
• Know before you go: Live bus tracking launches
• Council recognised with national local government awards
• All about the tamariki at St Leger Bridge rebuild open day
• Gladstone Road Bridge closure required for debris removal
• Council endorses next stage of flood resilience projects
• New trustee to Trust Tairāwhiti
• Annual Plan for 2026/27 adopted
• Funding available for biodiversity projects
• Native planting begins at Anaura Bay
• HP MR
• Waipaoa flood protection project nears completion
• Council seeks feedback on simplifying local government
• Help shape the future of play for Blackpool Reserve
• Shaking out for a good cause
• Apply now for Creative Communities Scheme funding
• Proposal to close Titirangi Maunga to vehicles overnight
• Further Submissions open for Proposed Urban Plan Change 6
• Dive in and swim the distance at Kiwa Pools
• Council acknowledges Minister’s decision on Sustainable Land Use Plan Change 7
• Independent assurance review of forestry consenting and compliance
• Getting a vibe check on the mahi that matters
• Indoor multipurpose centre enters next phase
• Buyout plan for Category 3 properties expected soon
• Nutrient loss survey for growers
• Government commitment is essential in responding to Ministerial Inquiry
• Be part of the solution - community beach clean-up this Sunday
• Call for Tairāwhiti to show kindness
• 1.3 tonnes of rubbish cleaned up by the community
• Connecting back to their whenua
• Almost half of what we throw out is food waste
• End of an era this weekend
• 15 sleeps to go – countdown is on to Kiwa Pools opening
• Everyone gets involved during winter planting of urban streams
• Waters of Kiwa Pools will connect us all
• Government cost-sharing offer agreed to by Council
• Landslide dam along Tauwhareparae Road assessed low-risk
• Kiwa Pools opens this weekend
• Media releases
• News - Sustainable Land Use
• New direction for more affordable road network
• Alcohol Control Bylaw extended areas
• Council endorsed business case to protect land and rivers
• Annual Report highlights major progress
• 1000-year bridge final phase
• Mangaroa station shows the way forward
• Joint statement supports collaborative approach to sustainable land use transition
• Grey Street trial - Council to consider options
• Our Water, Our Way plan accepted by government
• Transition programme business case released
• Tiniroto bypass construction begins
• Waste minimisation funding open for applications
• Council considers exemption for plan change to protect Tairāwhiti land and rivers
• Illegal dumping at transfer station gate
• Boosting flood intelligence with new tools
• Water restrictions in place limiting sprinkler use
• Update on opening local roads
• Landslide risks lead to East Coast evacuations
• Donations to the Disaster Relief Trust
• Staged removal of Grey Street trial elements
• Protect our waterways – Check, Clean, Dry
• Green light to consult on new zoning rules
• New granny flat exemptions
• Wainui Beach students launch community toy library
• Pest control leader retires after 56-year career
• Council to consider preferred site for new resource recovery centre
• Major milestone for Taruheru River Pathway
• Night works to refresh city centre streets
• Have your say on proposed zoning changes
• City beaches will shine year-round
• New Grays Bridge construction
• Construction underway on Mata Bridge
• Woody debris removal in lower Waimatā River
• Tiniroto Road maintenance works underway