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Frostbitten workers cost company $22k

A fish processing company has been ordered to pay $22,000 after two of its employees suffered frostbite while unloading fish from a vessel last year.

Greens attack oil-spill levy

A proposed levy increase on the maritime industry to pay for cleaning up possible oil spills has been labelled "madness" by an MP.

High tech planes fight crime

Editorial: Rena lesson - yes, we'll cope

When the Rena hit the Astrolabe Reef off Tauranga, we were in the middle of the Rugby World Cup. The scale of the disaster took a while to sink in. Did we panic?

Are we ready for another Rena?

We can take some serious lessons from this and we are lucky to have the opportunity to refine our ability to respond and mitigate damage in any future events, writes Sam Judd.

Tender issued for removal of Rena wreck

Company must pay $120K over crippling woman

Broken back boat ride: 'My life has changed forever'

Booze a factor in ship's grounding

Rena wreck to be battered by storm's waves

Near-misses spark warning to boaties

Captain charged with ferry collision named

Ferry sailings cancelled after near-miss

Whale researchers call for speed restrictions in Hauraki Gulf

Yacht found abandoned with motor running

Rena may be starting to buckle - MNZ

'Smashed' containers airlifted off Rena by powerful chopper

Fishing crew rescued after boat sinks