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One dead in another boating tragedy
Police have confirmed the man who died when a 12-foot boat flipped at Mahia, north of Wairoa on the East Coast, this morning was a 57-year-old local.
Lost fisherman: Mates keep searching
School friends of Nick Stubbs say they'll keep searching the sea everyday until they find their mate.
Police name lost fishermen lost at sea
When Nick Stubbs and a mate left Martins Bay near Warkworth in a red fibreglass boat at 5pm on Tuesday, he told loved ones they 'wouldn't be long'.
Missing fishing boat: Search suspended
The search for a second fishermen lost at sea off the coast of Martins Bay north of Auckland continued this afternoon after one body was located.
Boatie zapped by overhead powerlines
A 38-year-old man suffered an electric shock after the mast of a boat struck power lines at the Outward Bound School in Marlborough this afternoon.
Searches continue for Tauranga boy
Surf lifesavers trying to find the body of missing boy Jack Dixon will decide whether to continue their search on Friday.
Not guilty plea over diving death
The director of charter company Dive Spot has pleaded not guilty on charges laid after a boat propeller killed an Auckland man.
Fisherman in serious condition
A fisherman missing on the Tauranga Harbour since midnight last night has been found after making his way to shore.
Hope for a miracle
"I was told I wouldn't get those sensations back." Gaining some feeling in his lower body has given quadriplegic Kiwi wakeboarder Brad Smeele hope.
Hurt Kiwi breathing on his own
Kiwi wakeboarder Brad Smeele has taken a "huge step" in his recovery, after being rendered quadriplegic in a devastating accident in the United States.
Local boaties assist paua divers
Local boaties came to the assistance of four paua divers when their boat overturned in strong wind gusts yesterday.
Skipper's antics upset
As the stricken Costa Concordia limped its way towards Genoa last week, Italy was remembering the 32 people who lost their lives in the cruise ship disaster.
Greens: Ban deep sea drilling
The Green Party announced plans to immediately ban deep sea drilling around NZ’s coast if the Greens form the next government.
Ship rises for final voyage
Italy's Costa Concordia cruise ship has floated for the first time since it crashed in 2012, its rust-coloured hull emerging from the waves off Giglio.
Protest banners at party conference
Anti-oil exploration protesters have put up banners in Wellington ahead of the National Party's Annual Conference.
Plaudits for Kiwi lifeguard hero in UK
A former Mount Maunganui lifeguard has been hailed as a hero after he helped to save the life of a toddler found face-down in the ocean in the UK.
Trans-Tasman kayaker back in action
A kayaker paddling from Australia to New Zealand is making headway again after running dangerously low on supplies and hunkering down in bad weather.
Food drop for trans-Tasman kayaker
An urgent aid mission will get underway today to drop vital supplies to a kayaker attempting a solo trip across the Tasman Sea.
Five rescued from dinghy
Five men had a lucky escape when the dinghy they were in capsized on the Waikato river.
Ocean keeps the secret of missing yacht
Danielle Wright's last words to her parents were "bye, see you in three months". But she would never see them again, and a year later mystery surrounds her final days.
Boat tragedy survivor begs for mercy
The sole survivor of the Easy Rider fishing boat tragedy that killed eight people pleaded with a judge to be merciful during a company owner's sentencing today.