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High dollar takes wind from sails
New Zealand boat builders are savvy and determined but the strong kiwi dollar is making it difficult for exporters to remain competitive.
Council weighs merging CCOs
Auckland Council is considering cutting the number of unelected council-controlled organisations from seven to four.
Gibbs Quadski test run
Millionaire industrialist Alan Gibbs has launched his latest creation, the amphibious Quadski which can navigate water or land. Here's a look at a test run.
Near-misses since Rena
The Government has been notified of 11 "near misses" involving ships since the Rena disaster.
Rena choice astounds MP
The choice of the former spy agency boss who approved the illegal spying on Kim Dotcom as head of the Rena inquiry has baffled the MP who pushed for the review.
Greenpeace spoof tuna company in ad
Greenpeace has made a spoof of Sealord's TV ad over what they claim will "reveal the truth beneath the public relations" over the sustainability of the fishing stocks.
Great Barrier Reef's coral cover shrinks
Coral cover in the Great Barrier Reef has been reduced to half of what it was in the 1980s, an alarming new study has found.
Rena captain ends silence
The disgraced captain of the Rena has apologised publicly to New Zealanders for the first time for causing this country's worst environmental maritime disaster.
Ship continues Sir Peter Blake's ocean work
A two-and-a-half year expedition by the ship on which Sir Peter Blake was murdered continues his work under the oceans.
Far from home: NZ's great whites
Data shows New Zealand's great white sharks don't stay in local waters - they enjoy a trip to the tropics.
NZ's Ross Sea efforts 'a disgrace'
The great-great-great-granddaughter of the man who discovered the Ross Sea says the NZ Government is failing to protect one of the world's last intact marine ecosystems.
Missing boat adds to list of tragedies
It is proving to be an "exceptionally bad" year for the south, as tragedy after tragedy occurs on the water.