A New Zealand Defence Force frigate has come to the aid of a yacht in the north Tasman Sea. The yacht, skippered by a 78-year-old man, was on a two-week sailing... Read More

Many of the planners and experts called by parties opposing the Rena consent application haven't got their heads around how unusual the application is, says Cushla... Read More

Details of the multi-million salvage bill that the Rena has incurred since it hit Astrolabe Reef at 17 knots in October 2011 have been revealed by Swedish Club claims... Read More

A recreation and tourism researcher has told the Rena consent hearing to return the reef to public use as soon as possible. Public access to the popular fishing,... Read More

Black swan numbers on Tauranga Harbour are sustainable, according to Eastern Region Fish and Game, and there is no need for a cull. Increased monitoring of black... Read More

Sustaining the ocean and its environment is in the best interest of mussel farmers on the Firth of Thames. Sanford Ltd has operated mussel farms on the firth for... Read More

The owners and insurers of the Rena are planning to give $3.6 million to Bay of Plenty Maori interests to help mitigate adverse cultural effects of the wreck of... Read More

The application for resource consent before the Rena tribunal is not simply a proposal by the owner and its underwriters. That's the message from one of the Rena's... Read More

Despite defending her world lightweight women's double sculls title, there is no rest for Bay of Plenty rower Julia Edward. Along with her rowing partner Sophie... Read More

Motiti hapu Te Patuwai is claiming it is the Maori authority over Otaiti, Astrolabe Reef, where the wreck of the Rena lies. On the opening day of the hearing which... Read More

The Rena resource consent hearings begin at Baypark's ASB stadium today, marking the next significant step in the ongoing saga that has been a part of local life... Read More

Worldwide shortages of over 42,500 officers expected by 2019, has prompted New Zealand's maritime industry and Maritime NZ to join up for the first time to encourage... Read More