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Race yacht took 'massive pounding'
The skipper of the yacht with two Kiwi sailors on board that ran aground on a remote reef yesterday says the boat took a "massive pounding."
Search continues for missing fisherman
A search has resumed this morning for a missing fisherman who has not been seen since his boat capsized in an estuary north of Auckland on Saturday.
Racing yacht wreck: 'It's a miracle'
An exhausted Kiwi among the crew of a round-the-world racing yacht wrecked on a remote reef has told his family it was a miracle no one was hurt.
Graeme Hart orders another superyacht
New Zealand's wealthiest man, Graeme Hart, has just finalised plans for another superyacht to add to his collection.
Snorkeler missing in Central Hawkes Bay
The police national dive squad will today search for a snorkeler who went missing from a Hawkes Bay beach.
Outrage over shipwreck disrespect
New Zealand's Chinese community is outraged at a "lack of respect" shown to the wreck of a ship which sank more than 100 years ago with 499 Chinese bodies on board.
20 million-year-old whale fossils found
Two whales, which lived more than 20 million years ago, have been identified by Otago University researchers.
Troubled superyacht builder launches latest boat
Boat builder Alloy Yachts, who confirmed they would be cutting a number of jobs last week, have just launched their latest superyacht.
Troubled waters for superyacht builder
The superyacht manufacturer Alloy Yachts has announced it is cutting up to 130 jobs after lower demand and a high exchange rate put pressure on the business.
Ferry left stranded in harbour
The Interislander ferry Arahura is stranded in Wellington Harbour with 61 passengers aboard after losing power this morning.
Body recovered near Kawau Island
A body has been found near an area where police were searching for missing fisherman Nick Stubbs.
Move over Flipper, meet Jaws
The South Island's Waitaki Valley is big country: a wide-open world of bare brown hills and huge rocks. Despite this inland setting, Otago University palaeontologist Ewan Fordyce likes to think of himself as snorkelling when he visits.
New alert to warn of jellyfish swarms
A sonar early warning system is being developed to stop swarms of jellyfish shutting down Britain’s nuclear power plants.
Big yellow ferry for Auckland
A new company will ferry passengers to Waiheke, Rangitoto and Motutapu Islands from today.
Oil wells drilled without consent - Greens
Shell Todd Oil has drilled two wells off the coast of Taranaki without marine consent, the Green Party says.
Ask Phoebe: Cannibal story for Kawau Island
A reader writes: Where does the name of the bay on the southeastern side of Kawau Island known as Bostaquet Bay come from?
Schoolboy rowers injured in collision
Senior students went to the rescue of an Otago Boys' High School rowing eight when their skiff was hit by a powerboat driven by their coach in Otago Harbour yesterday morning.
Long weekend push for life jackets
Maritime safety agencies and police will be out in force at launching ramps and jetties over Labour weekend to explain Auckland Council's new rules on wearing life jackets in small boats.
Still no trace of fisherman lost at sea
Authorities searching for fisherman Nick Stubbs were yesterday still unable to find any trace of him.
Safer Boating Week off to rough start
As inaugural Safer Boating Week kicks off, boaties are being reminded how quickly things could go wrong.
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'.