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Report shares blame for whaling collision
An inquiry has laid blame on both anti-whaling vessel Ady Gil and a Japanese whaling ship for their Southern Ocean crash earlier this year.
Labour weekend a dangerous time on the water
While the weather is predicted to be perfect for taking to the water this long weekend, people are being warned that the sea can be particularly dangerous at this time of year.
Luxury launch hits rocks
A launch believed to be worth more than $400,000 was this morning lying wrecked on the Tauranga coast after hitting rocks.
Two hurt in Waiheke ferry crash
Two boaties were injured - but miraculously survived - when their launch was cut in two and sucked under the Waiheke ferry.
Inquiry into ferry, motor launch collision
Two men were injured when they were thrown into the sea after their motor launch collided with the Waiheke Island ferry last night.
Jetboat driver to pay reparation to family
A jetboat driver has been fined and ordered to pay reparation to the family of a British tourist killed in a river boat crash in December 2008.
Boatie found dead in water
The body of a middle-aged man without a lifejacket was found floating in Auckland's Waitemata Harbour yesterday, renewing safety calls.
Wrecked boat's crew fight on
The NZ anti-whaling vessel half-destroyed when it and a Japanese whaling harpoon ship collided is too damaged to be salvaged.
Experts urged to find way of preventing Antarctic disaster
Murray McCully has urged experts meeting in Wellington to recommend ways of preventing a tourist boat disaster from ever happening in Antarctica.
How ship strikes are killing Auckland's whale population
The Hauraki Gulf's resident whale population may disappear before most of us know what we're missing.