Directory of Gisborne District Resources

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The East Cape of New Zealand is the most eastern part of the country and is located on the North Island. It is the area between Opotiki and Gisborne, part Bayy of Plenty, part Poverty Bay region.

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Resources in This Category

• Eastwoodhill Arboretum

  http://www.eastwoodhill.org.nz/
  New Zealand's largest tree collection with over 3000 trees set in 70 hectares. Profile and information about the collection, walks, events and contacts.

• Evolution Wireless Limited

  http://www.ewc.co.nz/
  An Internet service and wireless service provider servicing Gisborne, Poverty Bay and Hawkes Bay

• Gisborne District Council

  http://www.gdc.govt.nz/
  The site offers information about the council, district, amenities, facilities, general information, and business development.

• Gisborne Economic Development Unit

  http://www.gisborne.govt.nz/
  A collection of activities aimed at increasing employment, income and investment in the district through the encouragement and promotion of the Tairawhiti district's economy.

• Survey Gisborne Ltd

  http://www.surveygis.co.nz/
  Offers a range of surveying, mapping and land information services in the Gisborne and Wairoa region.

• Te Hauora o Turanganui-a-Kiwa

  http://www.turangahealth.co.nz/
  Provides a range of services, including health services, to the people of Turanganui-a-Kiwa (Gisborne).

• The Napier Gisborne Railway (NGR)

  http://www.napier-gisborne-railway.co.nz/
  The Napier-Gisborne Railway Shortline Establishment Group. The new regional railway operation will provide a vital role in supporting State Highway 2 ensuring major freight increases from forestry and containerised export. Overview and latest news.

• The Post Office

  http://www.tokomarubayaccommodation.co.nz/
  Describes this bed and breakfast in Tokomaru Bay and its facilities with local history and reservations.

 

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