Race against time: Father and son on board missing Titanic sub
The submersible carried five people on a mission to document the Titanic wreckage.
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Billionaire aboard missing Titanic submersible
Aviation tycoon among five people on 6m vessel when it set off on Sunday.
Iwi leaders vote down Kermadec sanctuary proposal
Sanctuary was initially announced by former prime minister Sir John Key in 2015.
NRC divers get to work in a bid to control caulerpa
A Caulerpa trial treatment tool has been put in place in the Bay of Islands.
University professor ‘Dr Deep’ resurfaces after a record 100 days living underwater
‘Dr Deep’ saw the sun for the first time since March 1.
Where to find New Zealand’s best sea experiences on World Oceans Day
New Zealand is awash with amazing coastal experiences.
Four storeys high: The biggest waves recorded around NZ this year
A "one-in-3000 year" wave near Napier has been among the biggest recorded.
Deadly waters: Urgent call for new lifejacket laws after 'staggering' stats
Coastguard boss says too many volunteers have had to "pull dead bodies from the sea".
Cruise passenger drops GoPro overboard, makes awesome discovery
Travellers are casting cameras into the ocean, using fishing lines to capture sea scenes.
Budget 2023: $400m to help make Wellington a ‘science city’
The Government is forging ahead with bold plans to make Wellington a “science city”.
Chinese fishing boat sinks in Indian Ocean, 39 on board missing
The sinking occurred in the centre of the Indian Ocean.
Emotional Māori Party co-leader slams 'amateur' MPs
A large contingent of supporters was in the public gallery and interjected frequently.
Anti-seabed mining bill chance to stop destruction before it starts
Opinion: Debbie Ngarewa-Packer says no good will come from desecrating the moana.
Seabed mining inquiry causes controversy
A select committee inquiry will investigate seabed mining regulations in NZ waters.
Laying it Bare: Deciphering Hawke’s Bay’s most intriguing island
Very few people experience the wildlife wonders of Te Motu-o-Kura, with good reason.
Want to help conserve the Great Barrier Reef? Play this video game
Katoa Ocean encourages gamers to rid the ecosystem of a "toxic blight."
NZ's seas are still running warm - why?
With winter closing in fast, New Zealand’s seas are still running abnormally warm.
One-in-a-million monster tsunami hit NZ in past
The largest underwater landslide ever documented here may have produced a 70m tsunami.
California researchers attempt ocean climate solution
Seawater can store 150 times more carbon dioxide per unit volume than air.
Sharks, swells, cold water? Behind the scenes of Kiwi's epic attempt to swim 100km
It's more than just the sharks and cold swells that scare Ridler about his next venture.
Public submissions on temporary fishery closure sought by MPI
Depleting fishery resources prompt customary owners to request temporary closure.
Northland crayfish limits cut for recreational and commercial fishers
Reductions to commercial and recreational crayfish limits come in to effect in Northland.
Māori activists confront deep-sea mining ship
The Greenpeace activists trying to stop the controversial practice in the Pacific.
Wairarapa fisher wins $30k top prize in Ninety Mile Beach Snapper Bonanza
Fish landed on final day clinches Northland, and world’s, biggest surfcasting competition.
What this freak phytoplankton bloom tells us about climate change
A freak phytoplankton bloom may help scientists better predict climate change effects.
Northland views wanted on plan to stop spread of invasive seaweeds and pests
Views sought on plan to stop invasive seaweeds devastating Northland's eastern harbours,
Boaties and beachgoers beware: Cyclone remnants still pose dangers
Official advice from Lawa still advises people to stay out of the water.
Coromandel scallop fishery to stay shut
Oceans and Fisheries Minister Stuart Nash made the decision based on new survey info.
Port of Tauranga court case: Port should be 'better custodians of our taonga'
Iwi and hapū have called for a delay in the hearing to allow greater input from Māori.
La Nina, which worsens hurricanes and drought, is gone
Many countries will be breathing a sigh of relief as globe moves to a “neutral” condition.
Sensitive fishing data to be kept from public at appeal hearing
Data on fishing in fragile marine area in the South Island to remain confidential.
The New Zealand town getting a seawall to stop it from disappearing into the harbour
The shoreline at Ōmāpere has shifted inland by nine metres during the past decade.
Tauranga port resource consent hearing witness challenged on 'negligible' impact findings
Key witness says Port of Tauranga's wharf plan will see “negligible” effects.
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