
Police investigate cruise ship death
Police are investigating the death of a 29-year-old Indonesian man during a lifeboat exercise aboard a cruise ship in Lyttelton Harbour yesterday.
Police are investigating the death of a 29-year-old Indonesian man during a lifeboat exercise aboard a cruise ship in Lyttelton Harbour yesterday.
Two boys have been injured after a collision between two boats off Pauanui overnight.
Board shorts had arrived with surfing sometime in the 1960s and looked good, I had to admit, when the wearer was standing on water. But those of us decently immersed had no use for them.
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Play it safe in the water and know your limits this summer, says Water Safety New Zealand.
New Zealand is set for a humid summer, with experts predicting a warm and wet January and February.
Warm sea temperatures are a blessing for swimmers in the western Bay of Plenty, but the warmer waters are also bringing unwanted guests closer to shore.
Often claims of superhuman feats on the sports field amount to media hyperbole.
A local politician says a popular diving spot on Auckland's North Shore should not be closed down despite the death of a teenage diver.
We've told the Government, 'Guys, you need a bigger toolbox and you need to think about economic instruments'," says Alastair Bisley, chairman of the Land and Water Forum, talking about what is required to resolve the issue of water quality
Water is one thing NZ has plenty of. So why don't we manage it better - for the economy and the environment? Nick Smith* reports.