Police probe fatal dinghy crash
Footage of a fatal crash between a dinghy and a yacht in the Bay of Islands has been given to authorities to determine who was at fault.
Footage of a fatal crash between a dinghy and a yacht in the Bay of Islands has been given to authorities to determine who was at fault.
A fundraising concert for opponents of a planned Waiheke Island marina has been lauded as "Woodstock without the nakedness" by organiser John Hawkesby.
Northland fisheries officers say they have seen little illegal fishing over the holiday period.
A diver who suffered a potentially fatal blow when struck in the chest by a stingray's barb is one of several people to have a close encounter so far this summer.
A blockade at the entrance to Hole in the Rock is being considered as part of a long-running row over money and mana.
"I saw everyone running from the water." Swimmers and boarders at Papamoa Beach head for sand as bronze whaler swims through the shallows.
A fisherman stabbed by a stingray while hauling in nets at sea managed to cut the barb off while it was still embedded in his leg.
Two Auckland holidaymakers suspected of illegally fishing inside a Northland marine reserve could face charges.
Revelations from 3D imaging study may prompt rethink on origins of vast underwater ridge east of Auckland.
'We're not intimidated by wealthy individuals.' Opponents of a 160-berth marina plan for Waiheke Island are promising a 'David and Goliath' battle.
A body found in Bay of Plenty has been confirmed as that of a fisherman who disappeared after a stingray pulled his fishing rod into the sea.
A man filming his diving expedition in Northland caught more than crayfish when he came face to face with a pod of orcas.
The Herald has walked the docks to catalogue the opulent visitors to the City of Sails.
The Department of Conservation (DoC) has quashed a rumour circulating in Hawkes Bay promoting an "open fishing day" at Te Angiangi Marine Reserve today.
A Kaiaua man is being credited with the courageous rescue of a stricken boatie.
Fisherman airlifted to hospital after fish's barb just misses an artery in his leg.
A newly released independent review into Maritime New Zealand's handling of the Rena disaster has been described by the agency's first director as "housekeeping".
Editorial: The final outcome of the Rena grounding was far from the environmental disaster initially forecast.