Cyclone brings to light benefits of electric seagliders
Could seagliders be the solution to transport challenges after Cyclone Gabrielle?
Could seagliders be the solution to transport challenges after Cyclone Gabrielle?
'Massive thing will dominate the wee public bay, its foreshore and the Herne Bay coast.'
Tugboats are trying to re-float the bulk carrier that originates from Hong Kong.
Emergency services have rushed to the scene near the Half Moon Bay ferry terminal.
Singaporean authorities are sending an investigator to Wellington.
The vessel has been anchored at Tasman Bay since its mayday call.
Taranaki breast cancer survivors paddle on to the world stage.
Whiore Enterprises hopes to see the repurposing of invasive seaweed into products.
Two ships have now issued mayday calls within months of each other.
Manager calls time after seven years and high-traffic season.
Four helicopters are already on the scene, with more on the way.
The container ship put out a mayday call on Friday morning after losing power.
Yesterday's breakdown was the fourth in less than a year.
It's the fourth time in a year the ship has encountered troubles.
One witness estimated the pod had about 100 dolphins.
One narrow, winding road and no schools are the locals' two main concerns.
Dramatic end to a travel journey: Millions of dollars sink.
Bill Elliott, 77, remains in hospital after the collision.
Interislander says illness and recruitment issues both affect crew availability.
With winter closing in fast, New Zealand’s seas are still running abnormally warm.
More fencing is being looked at to deter people from accessing the wharf edge.
Seawater can store 150 times more carbon dioxide per unit volume than air.
Family are hopeful he will be moved out of critical care within days.
The worker's injury continues to impact his everyday life.
Four out of five key occupations now have a work-to-residence pathway.
The port company is determined to right the wrongs by concentrating on its core business.
Auckland Boat Show just the lure needed to attract boaties up north.
However, other passengers in early April have had their trips cancelled.
The Greenpeace activists trying to stop the controversial practice in the Pacific.
The findings could have implications for our seafood.