Local Democracy Reporter·Gisborne Herald·
4 Nov, 2026 03:58 AM4 mins to read
Henare Walker, interim CEO of Te Runanganui o Ngati Porou said Gisborne District Council needed to "acknowledge the role it has played in the long history of poor land-use outcomes". Photo / Te Runanganui o Ngati Porou
An iwi is calling on Gisborne District Council to acknowledge historic shortcomings in how it has handled the district’s forestry industry.
An independent assurance review chaired by Christopher Finlayson, KC, found no evidence that anti-forestry sentiment was driving Gisborne District Council decisions
Source: New Zealand Herald · Imogen Brophy
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