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Jodie Sullivan, the guide in the Mangatepopo canyoning tragedy, has left New Zealand for a new job leading teenagers at Camp America. Police announced this week they would not lay criminal charges over the deaths last year of six students and a teacher from Auckland's Elim Christian College. But… More
8:44AM Tuesday August 04, 2009
A police decision not to lay criminal charges over the Mangatepopo canyoning tragedy has dismayed the families… More
Francis Fernandes misses the noise that once blared from his son Floyd's bedroom. The 16-year-old would often… More
4:00AM Thursday April 16, 2009
When Andy Bray woke yesterday morning and saw the blue skies, he wished his family had been blessed with such… More
4:00AM Saturday March 21, 2009
"This is a tragedy which should not have occurred and a tragedy which could have been avoided." The words of… More
- Guide risked her life trying to save pupils
- Parents take comfort from centre guilty plea Video Photos
- OPC fines won't bring closure, say grieving families Video Photos
- Outdoor centre to pay nearly $500k over canyoning deaths Video Photos
- Grief of Mangatepopo canyoning loss still raw Video
- OPC chief relieved tragic events won't be relived in court
- Centre's guilty pleas over canyon tragedy welcomed Video Photos
- Canyon tragedy: Guilty pleas expected Photos
- Angry scenes as final river victim farewelled (+video, photos) Photos Video
- 'The most treasured heart'
- Faith, Hope, Love - Three words summed up teacher
- The words 'faith, hope, love' tattooed on Tony McClean's back (+photos) Photos Video
- Sadness and celebration at victims' funerals
- Your thoughts and tributes on the river tragedy
- Instructor's bravery and strength in the face of adversity (+photos) Photos
- Kerre Woodham : Gift for the grieving
- Editorial: In a small nation, we all share grief of those bereft by tragedy
- Hundreds attend first of seven funerals as river victim farewelled Photos
- Teacher tied himself to disabled teen in bid to save him
- Deaths fail to deter clients of centre
- Editorial : Refusal to blame earns admiration
- Former instructor shares the pain
- Ranger becomes 'eyes' of search
- A tragic force of nature
- OPC staff in surprise visit to Elim school (+ photos)
- 'It wasn't instructor's fault' (+photos)
- Victims' funerals held over four days
- School camp guidelines to be reviewed
- Maori place ban on stream
- Sympathy pours in for pursuits centre staff
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Saturday March 21, 2009
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