East Coast
Images of the East Coast
'Tu mai' waiata by Meng Foon
Sunrise on Hikurangi
Hikurangi
Nature's beauty: Gisborne (1st of 2)
Nature's beauty: Hicks Bay (Wharekāhika) (2nd of 2)
East Coast landforms
Raukūmara Range
Poverty Bay flats
Erosion: caught in the slips (1st of 3)
Erosion: hill country slips (2nd of 3)
Erosion: Tarndale slip (3rd of 3)
Tatapouri Hotel and tsunami
East Coast vegetation
The sunny coast
1948 flood
Cyclone Bola
Whale stranding at Wainui Beach
Waka landings, places of significance and tribes
Marae in the Waiapu River valley
Whakairo on Hikurangi
Tūranganui-a-Kiwa, Te Kurī-a-Pāoa and the Waipāoa River
Hine Hakirirangi
Views of Poverty Bay from Cook’s first voyage
Traders: John Harris (1st of 3)
Traders: Thomas Halbert (2nd of 3)
Traders: George Read (3rd of 3)
Māori churches: church at Tūranga (1st of 2)
Māori churches: Whakawhitirā church in the Waiapu valley (2nd of 2)
Major Rāpata Wahawaha and Captain Thomas William Porter
Te Kooti on the East Coast
Shooting party at Ormond
James Carroll at the Waitangi bore, inland Poverty Bay, 1909
Farming: bush burning (1st of 3)
Farming: stockyards (2nd of 3)
Farming: freezing works (3rd of 3)
Gisborne’s trams
Confiscation plans, Poverty Bay, around 1870
Pākirikiri hui, 1887
Wiremu Pere
Apirana Ngata
Shearing gang
On the road
Coaches on the old coast road
East Coast wharves
Transport: plane over Gisborne, 1936 (1st of 2)
Transport: train at Gisborne, 1942 (2nd of 2)
2ZM radio
Te Moananui-a-Kiwa Ngārimu VC
Gisborne in 1963
Food processing
Logs waiting to be shipped
Māori population of the East Coast, 1891–2013
East Coast local government boundaries
Mayor Harry Barker and the queen
Esme Tombleson
Farm cadet scheme
Ngāi Tāmanuhiri Treaty of Waitangi settlement
Public art in Gisborne
Carving: Iwirākau style (1st of 2)
Carving: Tūranga style (2nd of 2)
Ngoi Pēwhairangi and Tuini Ngāwai
East Coast writers: David Ballantyne (1st of 2)
East Coast writers: Witi Ihimaera (2nd of 2)
Maz Quinn
Sportsmen: George Nēpia and Tom Heeney (1st of 3)
Sportsmen: Tom Heeney welcomed in Gisborne (2nd of 3)
Sportsmen: George Nēpia (3rd of 3)
Leigh Gibbs
Rhythm and Vines Festival