UK tramper had become disorientated
The English tourist found last night in the Kahurangi National Park had become disoriented and confused the route he was on for another.
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Search for missing English tramper near Nelson
A large search is underway for a missing 30-year-old English tourist, tramping in Kahurangi National Park west of Nelson.
Chilean miners considered suicide, cannibalism
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Police resume search for elderly hunter
Police have resumed their search for an elderly hunter believed to have been swept down a Bay of Plenty river on Saturday.
Rescue boat skipper forced to make a tough decision
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Four lucky to be alive after boats capsize on bar
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Searchers find body in Clutha River
Police searching for a missing Roxburgh man have found a body in the Clutha River.
Elderly tramper survives two nights alone in flooded forest
An elderly Auckland man survived a Fiordland flood by sitting on a rock for almost two days as water lapped around him.
Search continues for man swept away in river
A search will resume today for a missing man thought to have been swept away in a river in Central Otago.
Man thought to have fallen into Clutha river
Grave fears are held for a man believed to have fallen into the Clutha River in central Otago this afternoon.
Searchers looking for missing man find body
A police search and rescue team looking for missing Pahiatua man John Campbell have found a body. Mr Campbell, 64, was last seen leaving his Pahiatua home, in the Tararua district, for work at 6.45am yesterday.
Czech tramper 'lucky to live'
A tramper from the Czech Republic who broke both legs after a sheer 30m fall on to jagged rocks in the Buckler Burn near Glenorchy on Lake Wakatipu, may have survived only because he landed on his pack.