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Sea change
Our America's Cup glory days are long gone, but for the marine industry, blue skies beckon again, reports Suzanne McFadden.
It's not New Zealand's cup, but they're still our boats
In a grand hall in the riverside town of Warkworth where they once printed the news, men in grey T-shirts and dusty Oracle Racing caps are making news of their own.
Shorebirds slaughtered on Kaipara Harbour
More than 100 shorebirds, including the endangered dotterel, have been senselessly slaughtered on Northland's west coast.
Artist finds inspiration in birds of gulf islands
Wildlife artist Chris Gaskin spends hours drawing the intricate patterns on a bird.
Wellington ferry running restricted services today
Wellington's East by West ferry will run restricted services today after one of its ferries was hit by a large wave yesterday morning.
Student flees Christchurch only to be stranded on ferry (+ video, photos)
A student who moved to Wellington to escape earthquake devastation in Christchurch was among those trapped in a ferry as it was struck by wild seas this morning.
Ferry passengers safe
Commuters on a ferry have been rescued in Wellington Harbour this morning, after a large wave was believed to have knocked one person overboard in Worser Bay.