Sonar image shows vessel thought to be sunken ferry
A sonar image of a sunken wreck believed to be the Princess Ashika has been released by the Navy.
A sonar image of a sunken wreck believed to be the Princess Ashika has been released by the Navy.
At least 93 people who drowned in the Princess Ashika are likely to be forever buried at sea because the wreck - found yesterday - is too deep.
Sonar images indicate a vessel which fits the general size and shape of the Princess Ashika.
Twin engine plane carrying people to world-famous trek site fails to arrive at destination.
New Zealand navy divers may know late tonight whether the object attached to a rope spotted in Tongan waters is the sunken Princess Ashika.
A former North Otago rugby representative is believed to have been among those killed in the Tongan ferry disaster.
Young New Zealander serving with the Niuean police force feared dead, in the Tongan ferry capsize.
Latest count of those aboard ill-fated ferry indicates 93 people are still missing.
A team of 12 navy divers and a three-member remote search team will leave for Tonga this evening.