Richard (Dick) Littlejohn remembered as a 'legend' in the rugby world
"Bay of Plenty Rugby are very proud and honoured to call Dick one of our own."
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The funeral event is expected to become one of the biggest global TV events in history.
Event organisers eye summer free of Covid rules
"It's great news that we can finally put Covid behind us."
Ready for a 'comeback': Tauranga Marathon's first man breaks race record
Aaron Pulford from Thames set a new Tauranga Marathon record by two minutes.
'Significant taonga': Pounamu unearthed in CBD dig a 'rare' find
The adze was found on the site of a multi million dollar development.
Schoolgirl honoured after helping bus driver allegedly attacked by man in Spider-Man mask
'I wasn't standing for it, my friends, the driver, I had to protect them.'
Fears rapist's home detention sentence may stop victims seeking justice
Victims with 'increased anxiety' have been turning to a local service for support.
Subscribers weigh in on the new one-off public holiday
OPINION: Premium subscribers have their say on the holiday to mark the Queen's passing.
'Gut wrenching': Hope for funding of 'miracle' drug slips away
One parent is considering moving overseas where the drug is publicly funded.
Ngahi Bidois: It took three generations to get our language back
OPINION: Te reo Māori is relevant in many places
Thousands expected at Tauranga Marathon
The marathon's course begins at Maxwells Rd and will finish at Sala St.
Huge Hamilton project heralds a stronger economic future for Waikato
The first stage boasts a 35ha logistics hub, 25ha of industrial space and a 10ha wetland.
Mayoral candidate stumped by mystery election signs going up on his behalf
'The first I knew of them was my mum drove past one outside Te Puna Hall and told me.'
Subscribers weigh in on proposed congestion charges
OPINION: Premium subscribers have their say.
PHO workers learn te reo Māori to improve patients' experience
"Whatever we learn, no matter how small, is valuable and adds to our kete of knowledge."
'They will take out their own teeth': Dental charity 'overwhelmed' with demand
'A lot of people are putting up with unacceptable levels of pain.'
Govt considers invoking new powers to fast-track Tauriko housing
The project is a 'significant opportunity' that could foster collaboration - Kāinga Ora.
Reo Māori stalwart Hana Te Hemara immortalised in five-storey mural looking to Taranaki maunga
Hana Te Hemara mural unveiling in Taranaki, created by artist Graham Hoete, aka Mr G.
Two more men appear in court charged with murder of David Kuka
Kuka was killed in February 2018, believed to be a case of mistaken identity.
Armed police arrest man outside court, allege imitation gun found
Police officers armed with rifles arrested the man.
The Premium Debate: Subscribers react to the announcement of a one-off public holiday
OPINION: Premium subscribers have their say.
25,000 people, four cases: Experts on low Covid cases at AIMS Games
"Travelling to and from the event was probably riskier than the event itself."
'We stood together and we got the result': Mill workers on getting back to work
'I'm really happy to be getting a steady income again,' one worker said.
Kiri Gillespie: Congestion charging without better alternatives a 'rort'
OPINION: Tauranga needs more than 'lipstick' remedies to alleviate its traffic woes.
'Heartbreaking': Covid-19, cost of living crisis results in increase of abandoned puppies
"We do what we can, but... a dog should be in a home, not in a shelter."
'Fall from grace': Father avoids jail for child porn offences
The man was caught with hundreds of images - and was busted by an undercover cop.
'Sobering' report: Housing shortage forcing people to live in cars, garages
"What we're going to see is people not moving to Tauranga..."
'Significant failure': School reprimanded for 'unreasonable' discipline decisions
The school says it has since taken 'full responsibility' for issues the Ombudsman raised.
'A really big difference': New classrooms for rumaki students at Merivale School
The official opening took place in line with the first day of Te Wiki o Te Reo Māori.
Land reclassification needed to progress development
The community should have the chance to submit on the reclassification proposal.
Man who lived in cave sentenced after attacking dog in public park
A teenager saw the man kicking a puppy against a rock.
'Massive cost': Bay of Plenty businesses concerned about new public holiday
The one-off public holiday to mark the death of the Queen will be on September 26.
Traffic light setting ends: Businesses celebrate return to 'normality'
The Covid-19 traffic light system and mask requirements have ended.