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PM: Little Govt can do if Bethune convicted

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.

Pimped-up local breaks award drought

<i>Geoff Thomas:</i> Cold and dark pays off when early bird catches fish

Smart charger designed specifically for boaties

Slicing through the rough stuff

Beached whale put down by police

Boat builder cruises into black after years in red

Sealegs posts first-ever profit; shares soar

'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.

Ady Gil warned by Australia

Ady Gil collision inquiry 'inconclusive'

A lack of Japanese co-operation has meant an Australian investigation into Ady Gill's collision with a whaling boat was 'inconclusive'.

Fishing: All that glistens