OpinionSam Judd: Delicious rubbishSam Judd checks out freefishheads.co.nz - a website devoted to finding a grateful home for what is otherwise considered waste from the sea.11 Apr 05:30 PM
New ZealandDeep-sea law change debatedA controversial law change which would limit protest near deep-sea oil and gas operations has been debated for the first time in a heated Parliamentary session.10 Apr 11:28 PM
New ZealandSunny summer sees record rescuesOne of the sunniest summers in more than 50 years saw almost 600 extra people rescued from NZ beaches during the patrol season compared to the year before.10 Apr 07:21 AM
Freight and logisticsPlans to expand Auckland's portPorts of Auckland is making a fresh bid to extend the city's port into the Waitemata Harbour after a public backlash last year sunk plans to expand 283m into the harbour.04 Apr 09:30 PM
WorldPenguins adapt to warm climateA colony of Antarctic penguins could be excused for feeling like climate change's big winners.04 Apr 04:30 PM
TravelDaytripper: Under the seaDanielle Wright takes a sneak peek under water in a glass-bottom boat at New Zealand's first marine reserve, at Leigh.29 Mar 05:00 PM
New ZealandDivers join search for missing yachtieDivers have joined the search for a 73-year-old yachtie who went missing in mysterious circumstances last night.25 Mar 09:25 PM
New ZealandYachties despair as thieves strikeA New Zealander rescued from a stricken yacht in the middle of the Pacific Ocean has been left penniless after thieves stripped her vessel when it washed up in Australia.23 Mar 07:06 PM
SportYachting: Elliotts in pride of placeThirty years after their impressive debut, the first three Elliott 5.9s are still racing competitively and will be taking part in this weekend's Auckland Regatta.22 Mar 04:30 PM
New Zealand'Golden rules' for safe swimming with sharksShark scientist Riley Elliott says people can swim with sharks without being attacked – they just have to know how.21 Mar 06:08 AM
New ZealandMajestic wilderness scenery dwarfs majesty of oceanA towering Queen Mary 2 was dwarfed by the huge mountains and stunning landscape as it cruised into the Fiordland National Park.18 Mar 04:30 PM
SportSpray flies in high-speed spectacleExcitement filled the air and the sea at the Offshore Powerboat races yesterday.16 Mar 04:30 PM
SportBoat is an entertainer's dreamI don't know about you, but when I think of Maine I conjure up images of snow, freezing cold winds and revoltingly rough seas.15 Mar 04:30 PM
New ZealandSharp end of shark researchA researcher embarking on the country's biggest shark-tagging exercise says New Zealand is lacking scientific data about its rapidly declining shark populations14 Mar 04:30 PM
New ZealandFound: Cat lost overboardThe owners of a seafaring cat who was presumed drowned after falling overboard were amazed to be reunited with their pet nearly five weeks later.14 Mar 04:30 PM
New ZealandCleanup crews find illegal dump sitesVolunteers cleaning Dunedin's beaches for Sea Week were dismayed to find someone had been using the beach as a personal rubbish dump.09 Mar 10:47 PM
WorldIt's war in the water - scientistWhile the world is focused on the dramatic campaign to stop Japanese whaling in Antarctic waters, conservationists are focused on a less known threat to marine mammals. And this time the target is the US Navy.08 Mar 04:30 PM
New Zealand'Poor safety culture' on sunken vesselThe difficulties in getting foreign vessels to adhere to NZ standards before going out to sea has been highlighted by a coroner's report into the sinking of Oyang 70.08 Mar 04:06 AM
New ZealandSea lettuce impact revealedAn estimated 2.4 tonnes of drifting sea lettuce is entering Tauranga's Waikareao Estuary on each cycle of the tide during the worst affected times of the year.08 Mar 03:34 AM
New ZealandOcean savagery haunts victims for lifeShark attacks have a profound effect on those who face the ferocity. After last week's shock death of Adam Strange, Amelia Wade talks to three survivors of ocean savagery.05 Mar 04:30 PM
OpinionJohn McCrystal: Titanic II a folly fit for our timesApart from being a worthy sink for Clive Palmer's pesky extra billions, you're unlikely ever to find a more apt symbol for our times, writes John McCrystal.05 Mar 04:30 PM
LifestylePort festival to feature tall shipsMore than a dozen tall ships and 1000 sailors will call into Auckland for a three-day festival over Labour Weekend, starting on October 25 with a mass arrival and welcoming flotilla.04 Mar 04:30 PM
