
Fisherman washed off rocks by 2m waves at Auckland beach
The police Eagle helicopter spotted the victim and guided lifesavers around the rocks.
The police Eagle helicopter spotted the victim and guided lifesavers around the rocks.
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Included in the camp's activities were team-building exercises and midnight runs.
The club also came away from a pool rescue competition with a raft of medals.
Bryant was described as “an ardent supporter of clubs across the country".
The club is $2 million short of the $7.5m needed to rebuild the clubrooms.
Awards of Excellence highlight a future of female empowerment.
The life rings were installed after a Tauranga dad drowned at the spot last year.
Lifeguards saved hundreds but ruined their personal wetsuits.
"They’d actually been doing roams past that area five minutes before this man went in."
Surf Life Saving New Zealand Hawke’s Bay has announced the Awards of Excellence winners.
They save us. Can we save them?
A funding boost of $15,000 won't be enough to keep staff, administrator says.
Peter Housiaux has been recognised for his community service over many years.
'His death has made, and will continue to make, a big difference in the lives of others.'
Coastguard boss says too many volunteers have had to "pull dead bodies from the sea".
The project has landed in court following concerns about cultural commodification.
This photo looks like disaster has struck. But look again.
Crews will put their rescue skills to the test.
Hawke's Bay surf lifeguards have been recognised for their cyclone response.
Waipū Cove hosted the 2023 BP Surf Rescue North Island IRB champs.
“While it is a huge tragedy, it is a miracle the loss wasn’t much greater."
Otago Nuggets basketball coach with recovery efforts in Hawke's Bay.
A Piha baby was born during the cyclone. His mum's name? Gabrielle.
Many Northland beaches are currently unpatrolled by lifeguards due to the storm aftermath
People are urged to use beaches with lifeguards on duty and be wary of water quality.
People urged to be vigilant, and choose beaches where lifeguards are on duty.
City swelters under 30C for third straight day.
Since the start of summer, 32 people have drowned in New Zealand.