HeyJaredJames Pocock
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- Sep 24, 2026
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Trust given $1m for mental health cafe stripped of charitable status (opens the original)
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Guy Baker, board chairman of Te Kupenga Net Trust, says the organisation is appealing Charities Services' decision to remove it from the Charities Register. Photo / Gisborne Herald A Gisborne trust awarded a $1 million Government tender to open a mental health support cafe has been stripped of its charitable status for failing to file annual returns on time. However, Te Kupenga Net Trust is fighting the move and “continues to operate lawfully” while its appeal is determined. The Gisborne Herald
Charity faced possible deregistration when awarded $1m Health NZ tender (opens the original)
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A charity was facing possible deregistration for its failure to file annual returns on time when it was awarded a $1 million Government tender to open a mental health support cafe in Gisborne. Te Kupenga Net Trust’s chief executive says the charity has been working constructively with the Department of Internal Affairs to complete the outstanding reports and the issue was “not a reflection of the organisation’s services, governance commitment, or use of funding”. Health New Zealand Te Whatu Ora
Industry group says new minister role needed for freight (opens the original)
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James Smith, the National Road Carriers Association general manager of policy and advocacy, believes a new Minister of Supply Chain role would benefit the industry and regions like Gisborne. One local MP isn't sure. Photo / National Road Carriers Association The National Road Carriers Association says a new Minister of Supply Chain role should be created to have responsibility over New Zealand’s freight. It is one of six calls to action made in its “election manifesto” for parties to address ind
Judicial review sought over Govt's approval of four Mahia rocket launches (opens the original)
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Three people have filed proceedings against the Government in the Wellington High Court today, calling for a judicial review of its approval of Rocket Lab’s BlackSky satellite launches at Māhia. Clockwise from left are Yasser Abdulaal, Maher Nazzal and Dr Timoti Te Moke. Background image / Rocket Lab Three people have filed proceedings against the Government in the High Court at Wellington, seeking a judicial review of its approval of Rocket Lab’s BlackSky satellite launches at Mahia. The applic
'Widespread pavement failure': Contractors sought to upgrade hospital roading (opens the original)
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The entrance of Gisborne Hospital. Health New Zealand Te Whatu Ora is seeking contractors for a project to improve the condition of the roading network at the hospital. Photo / James Pocock Health New Zealand Te Whatu Ora is seeking contractors for a project to address what it describes as “widespread pavement failure” at Gisborne Hospital. The opportunity to apply for a tender to design and build the Gisborne Hospital road network upgrade project was issued through the Government Electronic Ten
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