
The vanished: 62 people have disappeared without trace on NZ’s tallest peak
'To live in the hearts of those we leave behind is not to die.'
'To live in the hearts of those we leave behind is not to die.'
They were pulled away from the beach by strong tides at Cape Farewell.
Surf Life Saving teams worked nearly 5100 hours over New Year's Eve and New Year's Day.
Maia Johnston survived through 'sheer determination to live'.
Maia Johnston survived through 'sheer determination to live'.
Police have thanked the public for their help in finding Hayden Kemp.
Following last week's 7.3 magnitude earthquake, Vanuatu now faces heavy rainfall.
The man was pulled unresponsive from the water after the jump.
Extensive searches failed to locate the man, who jumped from Pukete Bridge.
Three climbers have been missing since Monday and are presumed dead from a fatal fall.
Additional funding has been announced for more staff to keep watch at the centre.
The search for the three foreigners will not be able to continue until tomorrow.
Air crews launch search in response to Manukau Harbour incident.
Sixty-one lives have been lost in water-related incidents in New Zealand this year.
The three climbers are believed to have suffered a fatal fall.
Police said the three climbers had been due to complete their climb at 8.30am today.
'Our hearts go out to all who are grieving this loss,' surf live-saving club says.
Chief of Army says gunner's death is being felt across Ngāti Tūmatauenga and wider NZDF.
The rāhui prevents people from fishing, netting and taking shellfish.
A generous donation has seen rescue chopper crews equipped with immersion suits.
The injured man had to spend nearly six hours close to the Mt Taranaki summit.
One person was also taken off the mountain suffering from hypothermia.
Brett Evans, 38, was killed in an avalanche in Canterbury last week.
The two men are said to be in good spirits after spending four nights in a hut.
An alpine rescue crew is in touch with the climbers stranded since Tuesday.
Rescuers are on standby while they wait for a gap in the weather.
Fellow whitebaiter raised the alarm after horror unfolded.
The injured pair spent the night high up the mountain, hemmed in by bad weather.
It has been 36 hours since the man was swept off the rocks while collecting shellfish.
The Herald spends a weekend witnessing lifesaving missions across the South Island.