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Retiring principal reflects on discovering Jonah Lomu and his 33 years in the job
'Every teacher has the opportunity... to capture and nurture and inspire a young person.'
All Blacks great Lomu leads first Pasifika Hall of Fame inductees
Seven former players have been named as the first entries into the Hall of Fame.
Biggest news stories of 2015
From extreme weather to a ponytail-pulling Prime Minister, it's been an eventful year in NZ. We take a look back at some of the biggest stories.
Paul Lewis: Lomu far from alone
Jonah's 'missing millions' shouldn't have been a shock to people, writes Paul Lewis. He was not alone in his financial woes.
French 'would make Lomu game happen'
Former All Black Ali Williams says any obstacles to benefit game at Twickenham would be overcome due to high regard Jonah is held in around the world.
Lomu game should be at Twickenham
COMMENT: Although holding match at Eden Park would please Kiwi fans, a London game would help raise more funds and attract bigger stars, writes Dylan Cleaver.
Church will help Lomu family 'if needed'
Jonah Lomu's widow and sons can turn to the Mormon church for help if needed, says a spokesman for the Church of Jesus Christ of Latter-day Saints.
Jonah Lomu penniless: How the world reacted
A trust was established to assist Jonah Lomu's children after it was revealed he was in a perilous financial situation at the time of his death
Key: I wasn't shocked Lomu was broke
Prime Minister says a benefit game featuring some of rugby biggest stars is one option to help raise money for Jonah Lomu's two boys.
Lomu 'never earned millions'
As stunned rugby fans ask where superstar's money has gone, former teammate scotches claims of huge pay-days.
Jonah Lomu was bigger than the game, but not life's pitfalls
COMMENT: The state of Jonah's finances at the time of his death is a sports story as common as a cold winter's day, writes Chris Rattue.
Big Dell remembers Jonah
Former Australian league and rugby international Wendell Sailor remembers All Blacks legend Jonah Lomu.
To Jonah with love, from Libya
"Jonah Lomu is like a godfather for us" - Remote rugby outpost in war-torn country holds day in honour of All Black legend.
Favona Primary School's tribute to Jonah Lomu
Source: Favona Primary/YouTube You are welcome to donate kindly to Jonah’s Charities: Kidney Kids: www.kidneykids.org.nz UNICEF NZ: www.unicef.org.nz Members of Jonah Lomu's family will visit the All Black legend's old primary school in South Auckland this week to say thank you for the school's touching musical tribute. Lomu family spokesman and former All Black coach John Hart will join members of Lomu's immediate family at Favona Primary School in Mangere on Thursday morning at 9.30.
Jonah Lomu's family to thank school
Members of Jonah Lomu's family will visit the All Black legend's old primary school in South Auckland this week to say thank you for the school's touching musical tribute.
Jonah Lomu family: 'Fly high daddy'
Grieving widow Nadene Lomu has posted a simple, heartfelt tribute to her late husband on social media.
Teardrop fern Lomu tribute could be used for charity
Irish creative agency wants to see the now famous tribute used to benefit New Zealand's Kidney Kids, a charity dear to Jonah Lomu's heart.
Lomu boys sing duet for dad
Draped in his No 11 All Black shirt, Jonah Lomu's coffin was carried on the backs of his pall bearers into the South Auckland church where his final farewell was held.
Moment of piercing truth at Eden Park
Jonah Lomu might have been the most famous rugby player in the world, but he was also one of the loneliest.
Boys sing touching duet for Lomu
Hundreds of mourners turned out to give Jonah Lomu his final farewell in Auckland this morning.
Lomu speech that had fans laughing
VIDEO: Former All Black Eric Rush's memories of the "big fella" touched New Zealand and the world.
Pride, emotion and tears for huge fan
Avondale woman Sue Allan has been going to Eden Park to watch rugby for 45 years, and was one of the thousands who turned up yesterday to celebrate the life and career of All Black great Jonah....
The last haka: All Blacks farewell Lomu
It was the most fitting tribute to a rugby legend.