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Cabo in fine trim for tropics

While production launch manufacturing in this country struggles to find a financially viable niche, there is no shortage of innovative custom boats being built here.

Small fry highlight dwindling fish stock fears

These New Zealand snapper, sold in United States supermarkets and around the world, look tiny but may just be legal.

Westhaven drops prices in attempt to win back boaties

It has 60 vacant rental berths of a size once prized by small keel boat owners.

Big swell could force arrested ship to put out to sea

Editorial: Cut snapper limit to build up species

Editorial: It's time recreational fishers thought about the sustainability of snapper stock, as the species' number around the North Island continues to dwindle.

Fresh food donations organised for arrested ship

Onlookers shocked by man's fall from mast of yacht

Trout poachers caught in the act

Chronic heart condition linked to fisherman's death

Missing yachtie presumed dead

Lifesavers offered loan gear

West Auckland surf lifeguards, who did not know their quad bikes were stolen until they responded to an emergency call, have been offered replacements on loan.

Dinky Dickey 750X super boat

Call for houses on marine land

Single plan urged for city's three harbours

Council to discuss marine precinct

Ambitious plans to create a $150 million world-class marine industry precinct at Hobsonville near a vast new housing estate have met with a limp reception.

Push for warning signs at Cape Kidnappers beach

A push is being made for Cape Kidnappers beach warning signs to be done in several languages in an attempt to avoid a repeat of a Friday night rescue from a beach isolated by the rising tide.