Two Tauranga brothers are teaming up for the New Zealand Surf Lifesaving Championships - with one at the helm and one taking to the water after years away from... Read More

The Waikato Regional Harbourmaster has a simple message for owners of old, derelict vessels moored in the region: Please manage your boat properly to avoid it... Read More

The New Zealand Longboard Team heads to the International Surfing Association (ISA) World Longboard Championship in El Salvador this April. The event... Read More

Whakatāne Sport Fishing Club president Heyden Johnston says the decision to stop 'calling the bar” on the river entrance may cost lives. Bay of Plenty... Read More

A yachtsman is recovering at home thanks to the rescue efforts of Coastguard Waihi Beach after his vessel ran aground. A search and rescue operation was launched... Read More

Analysis of a tissue sample taken from a Hector's dolphin spotted off the coast of Thames-Coromandel has aided understanding of the species and confirmed where... Read More

A sunken boat has been tied to Tauranga's Waikareao jetty. 'The boat is mostly submerged with just part of its starboard stern poking out of the water,”... Read More

Contractors are in the final stages of the Rotorua Aquatic Centre Revitalisation, with the indoor facility set to re-open in early May 2024. The new roof... Read More

Mount Maunganui surfer Kehu Butler's incredible run at the ISA World Surfing Games has concluded after what has been an exceptional run. Kehu took to the... Read More

Following a full review of the manual bar calling service in Whakatāne, the Bay of Plenty Harbourmaster has made the decision to discontinue the service. In... Read More

The skipper of a boat who was charged following a collision with a ferry in the Bay of Islands that critically injured the ferry's skipper, has pleaded guilty... Read More

Up on the upper deck of a navy ship in the late 1950s, back to the blast, listening to the countdown to detonation. First was the flash, then a rolling thunderclap... Read More