Tairawhiti’s own Shannon Mcllroy achieved a lifelong dream on Sunday, winning the men’s singles lawn bowls world title at Burnside Green in Christchurch. He first learnt to bowl at the age of five in Ruatoria, before playing extensively at Kaiti and Te Karaka bowling clubs.
“Twenty-five years in the game, all those days wagging school going down to the bowling club, I think it’s all paid off,” McIlroy told Sky Sport.
Pulled from Matai O’Connor, The Gisborne Herald. Photo Credit: Eruera Walker Media. Te Huinga was a chance for kura kaupapa Māori tauira (students) to connect
Wāhine came together on Sunday to eat, connect, and celebrate their experiences of Well Wāhine Week 2024. “The Closing Celebration is a great opportunity for
On Thursday 21 March, Sport Gisborne Tairāwhiti officially launched its new name and brand, Whiti Ora Tairāwhiti – healthy, active, connected. The new identity reflects
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This report outlines the key findings and recommendations that emerged from the Voice of the Coach survey that was completed by 74 coaches within Te
Meri Kirihimete & Happy New Year from all of us here ✨ Our office is closed from 4.30pm Friday 22 December, with the team returning