Marine
10:45am Fri 16 Jul, 2021
The Government's decision to 'drag the ball and chain” on a two-year rāhui application has created friction in an eastern Coromandel community as it awaits... Read More
04:00pm Sat 10 Jul, 2021
Protection from biosecurity threats on the Rotorua Te Arawa Lakes has been boosted, with Te Arawa Lakes Trust's - TALT- Biosecurity Officers now monitoring the... Read More
06:50am Sat 10 Jul, 2021
The Port of Tauranga is disputing claims from workers and the Maritime Union of New Zealand that safety is not a priority at the port. The allegations come from... Read More
11:15am Thu 08 Jul, 2021
People are being invited to have their say on marine facilities around the city such as boat ramps, jetties, wharves and pontoons. Tauranga City Council wants... Read More
03:00pm Wed 07 Jul, 2021
New research into whitebait fishing will address whether whitebait are in decline and assess the impact of commercial and recreational whitebaiting on the long-term... Read More
11:00am Sun 04 Jul, 2021
Aquaculture has become a hot-button topic this year, with the release of the Netflix documentary 'Seaspiracy'. However, the way the industry is portrayed,... Read More
08:00am Sun 04 Jul, 2021
The MetService advises that a high pressure system over New Zealand will be moving away to the east during Monday. This will allow a strengthening northerly flow... Read More
06:00pm Fri 02 Jul, 2021
Oceans and Fisheries Minister David Parker today announced a ministerial inquiry into the use and allocation of migrant labour in the seafood sector. Parker says... Read More
07:48am Fri 02 Jul, 2021
A man has died following an incident off the coast of Colville on Thursday evening. Emergency services were called to the incident around 10:25pm, says a police... Read More
07:00pm Thu 01 Jul, 2021
Planning is under way for the return of big international cruise ships but they are unlikely to be back this year. The industry met with Tourism Minister Stuart... Read More
11:45am Wed 30 Jun, 2021
A group of four Bay of Plenty teenagers traded in barley sugars for wetsuits, completing a 40km joint swim around Mount Maunganui as a way to fundraise for the... Read More
10:45am Mon 28 Jun, 2021
Shipping schedule reliability has plunged to a historic low of six per cent from above 80 per cent before the pandemic. Maritime Union of New Zealand national... Read More
20-Jan 18:00
Tauranga man sentenced to home detention
20-Jan 17:00
Surge in paddleboarders caught without lifejackets
20-Jan 16:10
Up to 240mm forecast in 20 hours for BoP
20-Jan 15:05
DoC tracks become half-marathon health challenge
20-Jan 13:02
Hat-trick claimed in Tauranga Half late run
20-Jan 11:45
Diver’s close-up moment off Coromandel coast
20-Jan 11:07
MetService warns BOP to prepare for deluge
20-Jan 10:00
Rescues spike as crowds pack BOP, Waikato
20-Jan 07:50
Man dies after Coromandel beach water emergency
20-Jan 07:00
Hodgson snatches NZ midget car crown at Baypark
20-Jan 06:30
Police call for footage after 14-year-old injured
19-Jan 18:05
Kāinga Ora to sell land bought for $70.4m in 2021
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