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Moko follows fisherman friend to Tauranga
The captain of a fishing trawler befriended by Moko reckons the tunes of AC/DC might be part of the allure.

NZ threatens court action over whaling
NZ will join Australia in taking legal action over Japan's whaling programme if last minute diplomatic solutions are not found.

Geoff Thomas: The X factor
Much of the thrill of sea fishing is that you never know what you may reel in.

Anti-whaling activist likely to admit four charges
Peter Bethune is not expected to plead guilty to an assault charge when he faces court in Tokyo tomorrow.

Solo sailor finds a love match
Jessica Watson is dating an English sailor who also sailed solo around the world, and has her eyes set on the Sydney-to-Hobart race.

Anti-whaling activist treated like 'psychopathic killer'
Anti-whaling activist Pete Bethune, imprisoned in Japan, believes he will be found guilty and fears a lengthy jail sentence.

NZ anti-whaler's life in Japanese prison
A look at the conditions of detention faced by a NZ anti-whaling activist awaiting trial in Japan for disrupting whaling in the Southern Ocean.

'No warnings' before NY ferry crash
Everything appeared normal just before a New York harbour ferry malfunctioned and slammed into a pier yesterday, injuring dozens of people.

Family rescued after yacht hits iceberg
A family of four had to be rescued by a British warship after their yacht hit an iceberg in the South Atlantic.

Govt urges Japan to join Ady Gil investigation
The NZ Govt is putting pressure on Japan to participate in an investigation into the sinking of an anti-whaling vessel, John Key says.