
Maritime NZ helps search for child missing at sea in Cook Islands
NZ authorities are helping in the search for a child missing at sea in the Cook Islands.
NZ authorities are helping in the search for a child missing at sea in the Cook Islands.
The seven were all treated for various levels of hypothermia.
Some the catamaran's incidents, which injured passengers, have been eerily similar.
The Kea crashed with 52 passengers on board during a routine trip to Devonport in 2017.
Stricken yachties picked up by two yachts who were in area and are now heading to Tonga.
Tavita Milford joined police because of how they helped his family when his dad died.
It is the same ferry which saw Fullers pay nearly $100,000 to victims of a 2015 crash.
Boatie was looking at a navigation app on his phone when the crash happened.
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The onboard doctor advised the man needed hospital treatment.
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The four people were all shaken but with only minor injuries.
The two-seater aircraft's last known position was in a rugged area.
"The steering set-up in all jet boats should be checked as soon as possible."
Police say body located near Teal Bay on Saturday that of a 69-year-old woman.
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The man worked on a Panamanian log ship.
A woman who was suspected to have broken her leg remains in hospital.
The boaties were taken by surprise when their boat overturned off the coast of Marahau.
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Crafts such as jetskis are becoming cheaper and more accessible to the public.
Iain David Wilson has been fined $1688 after speeding and grounding a Wellington ferry.
An absorbent boom was used to soak up an oil leak from a faulty Refining NZ fuel line.
A Sealord crewman who fell overboard has been named as Pātahi Rewi Hawaikirangi Kāwana.
Captain decided to continue cruise to Auckland Islands after the ship's grounding.
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Coastguard and a helicopter spotted the surfer and directed a Coastguard vessel to him.