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Sam Charlton has been awarded the Under-21 Player of the Year at the Hockey New Zealand Annual Awards Dinner held in Auckland on Friday night.

Sport

Hockey: Charlton is U21 Player of the Year

Tauranga's Harrisons Gallery has been ordered to pay nearly $60,000 compensation to its former managing director for unjustified dismissal.

News

$60,000 payout to ex-gallery director

Two cousins have made history as the youngest recipients of the Anzac of the Year award for saving a man's life at Bowentown Beach.

News

Anzac award for young heroes

Shirley Spick used to do calf club at school, but her passion for Dexter cattle, A&P; Shows and championship ribbons didn't kick in until she retired.

Rural

Small but well formed

Former Federated Farmers president Alistair Polson discusses his roles as chairman of the New Zealand Farm Environment Trust and as Special Agriculture Trade Envoy

Rural

Farmers worldwide face same issues

Waipukurau's Colin Wood received a standing ovation when he received an award for Service to Shooting at the recent NZ Clay Target Association annual awards dinner held in Hamilton.

Rural

Good sport hailed for service to shooting

The Governor-General has presented the RSA's prestigious Anzac of the Year Award to New Zealand's youngest-ever recipients - two cousins who saved a man from drowning.

News

Anzac award heroes youngest-ever recipients

One of the world's greatest military leaders, France's Napoleon Bonaparte, once said: "Public opinion is the thermometer a monarch should constantly consult."

Opinion

Richard Moore: John Key should take tip from Napoleon's fate

The Boobops breast-cancer dragon-boat team have capped an amazing season, winning their third consecutive national championship title.

Sport

Dragon-boat: Boobops maintain rich vein of gold

Dame Susan Devoy can now call herself a doctor after she was awarded an honorary doctorate by Waikato University at its Tauranga campus graduation ceremony.

News

Honorary doctorate for Dame Susan Devoy

Sports news from Aquinas College, Te Wharekura o Mauao, Tauranga Intermediate, Tauranga Girls', Boys' and Te Puke High, Bethlehem College and Papamoa School.

Sport

School sport - our students' sporting achievements

An ASB Premiership licence is expected to be awarded within coming weeks and WaiBOP's proactive approach allows the coaching team to begin implementing a thorough scouting strategy that will ensure a strong network of the best players is established.

Sport

Soccer: New WaiBop team tackle national league

Dave Randell has been a principal for 25 years and involved in education for 43 years. This year is his 13th as head of Otumoetai College.

News

Time flies for long time educator

Small firms with high digital engagement are twice as likely to be growing revenue and earn twice as much per employee.

Opinion

Martine Rolls: Businesses need to be web-savvy

Tauranga was named as one of New Zealand’s top five eTowns in the awards launched by Google to celebrate the towns and cities making the best use of the web.

Business

Tauranga named in NZ top five Google eTowns

One of the reasons given for using the Meerkats was the fact they would not exceed 105 decibels and upset locals.

Opinion

Richard Moore: Ongoing siren fiasco

This week's offering comes from the deep south where the sky is grey, the wind cuts through four layers of clothing and the brewers are, well, slightly mad.

Lifestyle

Quench: Crafted with love in the deep south

Like many Baby Boomers, Allan is after a change in vehicle to cope with his change in lifestyle.

Motoring

Car Buyers' Guide: Lifestyle crossover vehicles

Waihi Beach photographer Cathy Franzoi has been placed third in the 2013 Sony World Photography Awards.

News

Waihi Beach photographer gets top award

For a state less than half the size of the North Island, Tasmania punches well above its weight with its abundance of world-class attractions and knock-out scenery.

Lifestyle

Travel: Lovely Launceston

ALL I needed was something to attach the back door to the trellis to stop it slamming shut in the nor'wester.

Lifestyle

Wine: Dust takes drinks to a new level

Sports achievements from Bethlehem College, Te Puke High, Tauranga Boys', Otumoetai Intermediate, Aquinas College, Girls' College, Tauranga Intermediate and Mount College.

Sport

School sport - our students' sporting achievements

Arguably the most memorable season in the 81 years of Bay of Plenty Cricket history has finally ended.

Sport

Cricket: Unique trifecta for Bay heroes

Surely the gnomes of the Reserve Bank know that many of us can't get paid unless our wages or salaries go into a bank account?

Opinion

Richard Moore: Our savings aren't safe

Tauranga woman Marianne O'Neill came up short in the tall bikini class at the New Zealand International Federation of Bodybuilding contest in Auckland but has taken plenty out of the experience.

Sport

Bodybuilding: Bikini babe eyes move to body shape class

Waipukurau's Bel Group business manager and new Dairy Woman of the Year, Justine Kidd, has influenced many in the 20 years since graduating with a Bachelor of Agricultural Science (honours) degree.

Rural

Dairy leader recognised

With winter around the corner, many will be bracing for another season of high power bills and damp, cold homes - forcing some to reassess their heating systems.

Business

Finance: How to tune-up home heat

Here are five ideas that could be very effective for you, both in cost and results.

Business

Finance: Grab your audience's attention

Youth crime is an emotive subject with its foundations in areas such as parenting, community development, schooling, politics, and law and order.

News

Community initiatives positive impact on youth

With high scoring matches and multiple tries the order of the day in Saturday's round of the Baywide Premier division, the clash between Te Puke Sports and Rangataua was a battle of attrition.

Sport

Rugby: Defending champs tested

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