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Fishing: Hang proud
Those old trouts can be slippery and stubborn, but my American mate Sam left triumphant.
Lifetime of a Kiwi sailing legend goes on show
Trying to encapsulate Sir Peter Blake's life, work and achievements in one exhibition was always going to be a huge task.
Giant kokopu to be reintroduced to streams
Rare giant kokopu, which in their infancy make up part of the group known as whitebait, are to be reintroduced to Auckland waterways.
Angler survives late-night ordeal
A fisherman whose boat sank in the middle of the night was so determined not to surrender it that he swam the waterlogged vessel nearly 1km to safety.
NZ skipper absent as Iran seizes yacht crew
A New Zealander was preparing to skipper a yacht in an international race when the boat was seized by Iranian authorities in territorial waters.
Girls injured after run-in with Moko
Moko the dophin injured two 12-year-olds when he aggressively tried to get hold of their boards.
Orcas swim with divers - Moko steals surfboard
Two orcas thrilled divers in Gisborne by swimming with them, while nearby, Moko the dolphin stole a surfboard, stranding its owner.
Icebergs spark shipping warnings
Warnings are in place to protect ships from running into a group of icebergs approaching New Zealand.
Fishing: Give us wings
It pays to keep a close eye on the hunters in the sky, says Geoff Thomas.