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Maritime
Dunedin
August 30
'It is incredible so many survived'
Early yesterday, four days after Oyang 70 left Dunedin for the Southern Ocean, the ageing fishing vessel sank in less than 10 minutes, leaving three crew dead, another three missing presumed dead, and questions over why it capsized in favourable weather conditions.
Queenstown
December 13
Qtown man skipper of detained yacht
A New Zealand yachtsman was reportedly the skipper of a high-tech racing yacht which was detained by an Iranian gunboat while sailing in the Persian Gulf.
National
October 29
NZ commission to report on ferry sinking
Captain Doug Monks from New Zealand's Transport Accident Investigation Commission is soon to deliver an interim report on the sinking of the Tongan ferry, Princess Ashika.
North Otago
October 29
Search for boaties suspended
The search for two men missing after a boating accident on Lake Tekapo in South Canterbury has been suspended tonight.
National
August 26
Teen's solo voyage plan causing controversy
New Zealand maritime officials say they would need to be satisfied a Dutch teenager planning to sail solo around the world would not put her own life - or the lives of rescuers - at risk, if she decides to launch the bid from New Zealand.
National
August 21
NZ divers return from Tonga
Royal New Zealand Navy divers have left Tonga after finding and filming the wreck of the ferry Princess Ashika.
National
August 19
Ferry too deep for divers
Divers are confident the Princess Ashika has been found in the area it sank last Wednesday.
National
August 19
Navy identifies sunken ferry (+ pics)
The New Zealand Navy has released graphic images of the sunken Tongan ferry Princess Ashika, taken by its submarine on Monday.
National
August 19
Bodies could be recovered - salvage expert
New Zealand has the technology to recover corpses from the Tongan ferry Princess Ashika, says a salvage expert.
World
August 18
Tongan police say less people missing than thought
Tongan police say 73 people are unaccounted for after the sinking of the ferry Princess Ashika - 20 fewer than previously thought.
National
August 17
NZ to send submarine to sunken ferry
New Zealand ship HMNZ Manawanui is tonight setting up anchor in deep, rough water above a sunken ferry northeast of the Tongan capital of Nuku'alofa.
National
August 17
NZ may help buy Tonga new ferry
New Zealand could help Tonga buy a new ferry to replace the Princess Ashika, Prime Minister John Key said today.
National
August 13
ROV could show ferry victims
Images from the New Zealand navy's remote operated vehicle (ROV) could reveal bodies in or around the sunken Princess Ashika, dive team head Lieutenant Commander Andrew McMillan says.
World
August 9
Angry Tongans call for explanation
Frustrations are building in the streets of Nuku'alofa as Tongans demand to know why their monarchy-ruled government bought the ancient boat that sank, leaving 64 presumed dead.
National
August 7
NZ dive team to help recover ferry victims
An air force Hercules will leave for Tonga this afternoon with a navy dive team and a remote search team to help recover victims of the ferry disaster, Prime Minister John Key has announced.
National
August 6
Parties send sympathies to Tonga
Political parties today laid aside their differences and extended their joint sympathies to Tonga following the fatal sinking of an inter-island ferry last night.
National
April 21
Yacht crew rescued by helicopter
The crew of the yacht, Boundless, which was damaged in heavy seas while travelling between Brisbane and Auckland, has been airlifted to Whangarei.
National
April 21
Orion called in again to assist yacht
A Royal New Zealand Air Force Orion has been called on for a second time to assist the yacht, Boundless, as it makes its way from Brisbane to Auckland.
National
December 4
Maritime NZ to investigate sinking of 'Waverley'
The sinking of the cruise boat Waverley in Doubtful Sound last week is being investigated by Maritime New Zealand.
National
November 20
Launch in trouble near Masterton
A 13.7m launch with two people on board was tonight reported to be drifting toward the coast about 60km east of Masterton, after catching fire.
National
September 15
HMNZS Canterbury waiting for sea boats
The navy's newest ship, HMNZS Canterbury, is set to stay tied up at Devonport naval base in Auckland for a few more weeks, awaiting delivery of new inflatable sea boats.
National
September 3
Beacon retrieval leads to rescue
Retrieving a beacon washed ashore after a yacht fatality off Tauranga almost cost a Waihi Coastguard member his life today.
National
September 1
Capsized yachtie named
A yacht which capsized off Mt Maunganui costing a crew member his life has been salvaged and is under tow for Tauranga.
National
August 26
Large waves prime reason for Kotuku sinking - MNZ
Two large waves hitting the Kotuku side-on led to the boat's sinking and the resulting loss of six lives, a final report from Maritime New Zealand (MNZ) concludes.