'Mummy, I bounced to breathe': Tot's pool survival
When Willow Dando fell in the pool she didn't know how to swim - but she knew what to do
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Old for new lifejacket campaign trade a success over summer
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Surfer attacked, father asks for compassion
The teenager was hunted down and kicked while riding a wave back to shore.
Safe Swim website 'not alerted' to sewage spill
Takapuna beach deemed safe on website because of ignorance of sewage spill.
Boozed Brighton beachgoers rescued from rip
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Struggling to stay afloat: Primary school's $276k pool repair bill
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How man almost drank himself to death: twice
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Local Focus: Westshore Beach is Hawke's Bay's empty swimming haven
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Men who died at separate waterfalls in South Auckland named
A police spokesman said sympathies were with both families at this difficult time.
Dolphins delight families in Bay of Islands
Dolphins cause a spectacle for holiday makers in the Bay of Islands.
Wanaka woman becomes first to swim length of the lake
She is believed to be the first person to complete a solo swim of the length of the lake.
Life in the slow lane
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Slip, slop and slap - but still getting sunburnt
More people have shared their sunburnt stories despite actively using sunscreen.
Younger brother's big swim for chopper service
"I tumbled backward, pin-balling down the rock."
Reminder for water users on 'potentially lethal' craft
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Local Focus: Legendary lifeguard's career spans 40 years
This 61 year old lifeguard has no plans of stopping. Made with funding from NZ On Air.
Safety warning after near-drowning at Paremata
Two incidents in the water yesterday have prompted a warning from the harbourmaster.
Woman found dead on Mangawhai beach farewelled
The woman who died at Mangawhai over Christmas has been named.
Love's lost ring to rejoin its owner
Owner of lost ring found at a Waiheke Island beach has come forward
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Schoolgirl, 15, swims length of Lake Rotoiti
Georgia Bavington left Okere Falls at 6.45am and made it to Korokitewao Bay by 11.15am.
Sight, mobility go but dad's grit remains
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Attacked by stingray: 'Steve Irwin came to mind'
Jamie Cunningham stood on stingray while boogie-boarding.
Shellfish collector saved from drowning by fishermen and swimmer
Man saved from drowning by fishermen and passer-by
'Brave as hell': Teenager missing off Whatipu Beach named
The teenager missing at sea after getting caught in a rip at Whatipu Beach has been named
Coastguard plane joins search for missing swimmer
The 16-year-old disappeared from Whatipu yesterday while swimming with his family