New Zealand Marine

MARINE 10:55AM
Champion New Zealand big game fishing boat goes on the market for sale AUCKLAND CITY — One of New Zealand’s most decorated big game fishing boats has been placed on the market for sale for $1.15million. By Bayleys
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MARINE 3:30PM
Alloy Yachts and Yachting Development win big at World Superyacht Awards New Zealand marine companies have again taken out prestigious international awards with Auckland superyacht builders Alloy Yachts and Yachting Developments winning major trophies at the 2013 World Superyacht Awards at the Boat International Media Group-run ceremony in Instanbul on 4 May. By NZ Marine
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MARINE 6:21PM
September's Auckland On Water Boat Show looking ship-shape AUCKLAND — The 26 to 29 September running of the 2013 Auckland On Water Boat Show is looking like being another beauty with a large percentage of the exhibitors already confirmed by show organisers NZ Marine Industry Association. By Relish Communications
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MARINE 2:52PM
Auckland Council decision re Hobsonville Yard 37 development positive for marine sector Positive steps have been gained for Auckland’s marine sector – as well as future likely jobs for Aucklanders – with today’s decision by the Auckland Council finance and strategy committee to support infrastructure development at Hobsonville’s Yard 37 marine development. By NZ Marine
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MARINE 3:39PM
Friends of NZ Marine will see kiwis around the world bring work home Step into just about any marine environment, anywhere in the world – a superyacht in Monaco, a shipyard in Gibraltar, a spar maker in Holland – and, chances are, you’ll find a kiwi. By Relish Communications
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MARINE 6:55PM
Consents granted for 94-hectare Far North marine farm NORTHLAND — Two independent commissioners have granted permission for a 94 hectare marine farm off Stephenson Island in the Far North, citing the significant economic benefits it will bring to an “impoverished” part of the country. By Northland Regional Council
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MARINE 3:06PM
Navigation Safety Warning - Expansion of Marine Farm TASMAN — By Tasman District Council
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MARINE 5:14PM
New rules around marine garbage discharges now in force New rules restricting the disposal of garbage (or marine debris) from ships, pleasure craft and offshore installations are now in force, with the aim of reducing the amount of marine pollution. By Maritime New Zealand
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MARINE 3:04PM
New rules around marine garbage discharges now in force New rules restricting the disposal of garbage (or marine debris) from ships, pleasure craft and offshore installations are now in force, with the aim of reducing the amount of marine pollution. By Maritime New Zealand
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MARINE 3:04PM
New rules for foreign fishing workers take effect from today Immigration Minister Nathan Guy has announced that tough new rules for all fishing vessel operators who employ foreign crew in New Zealand’s waters take effect from today. By Nathan Guy
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MARINE 4:19PM
Maritime New Zealand signs formal Arrangement with Korea Coast Guard A formal Arrangement covering areas for cooperation in the Southern Ocean has been signed by Maritime New Zealand (MNZ) and the Korea Coast Guard. By Maritime New Zealand
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MARINE 4:14PM
Consultation open for SeaCert (previously QOL) rules Maritime New Zealand (MNZ) is inviting industry to have its say on a series of regulatory changes to seafarer certification planned for implementation next year. By Maritime New Zealand
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MARINE 2:13PM
Leaking yacht under escort to safety The crew of a 13.7 metre (45ft) yacht en route from Fiji to Opua spent an anxious night manually pumping water out of the vessel after it began taking on water and lost power, 54km east of North Cape. By Maritime New Zealand
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MARINE 6:31AM
Know the Gulf better with Coastguard's education cruises AUCKLAND — This summer boaties have the opportunity to learn more about popular anchorage spots in the Hauraki Gulf with Coastguard Northern Region’s well-received education cruises. By Coastguard New Zealand
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MARINE 10:07AM
Kelly Tarlton recognised with international accolade Marine Conservationist Inducted into Scuba Diving Hall of Fame. By Spark Activate
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MARINE 10:17PM
CCAMLR to reconvene on Ross Sea MPA Foreign Affairs Minister Murray McCully today expressed disappointment that the Commission for the Conservation of Antarctic Marine Living Resources (CCAMLR) deferred agreement on a proposal for a marine protected area (MPA) in the Ross Sea region. By Murray McCully
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MARINE 10:43PM
Snails hold key to evolutionary theory New Zealand marine snails could be the key to understanding just how evolution works, according to a Massey University research team. By Massey University
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MARINE 8:17PM
Mussel power - fit for monitoring the Kiwi coastline, UC researcher says A University of Canterbury PhD student has discovered that mussels are an effective marine organism to monitor coastal metal pollution in New Zealand. By University of Canterbury
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MARINE 12:51PM
UC researcher looking at impact of new organisms on Marlborough seafood A University of Canterbury (UC) researcher will be spending this summer looking at the potential spread of new organisms around the Marlborough Sounds and will gauge what this means for New Zealand's seafood industry. By University of Canterbury
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MARINE 4:44PM
Rena owners fined Maritime New Zealand (MNZ) has welcomed the guilty plea by Daina Shipping Co., the registered owners of the Rena, to a charge under the Resource Management Act relating to the discharge of harmful substances following the grounding of the ship in October 2011. By Maritime New Zealand
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MARINE 3:17PM
Rena update #238 BAY OF PLENTY — Underwater steel cutting continues with a team of five divers onboard the Rena each day. By Maritime New Zealand
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MARINE 2:48PM
Stay clear of wave measuring equipment, boaties warned WHANGAREI — A special directive has been issued requiring all vessels to stay at least 100 metres clear of sensitive wave measuring equipment used to decide whether oil tankers and other large vessels can safely enter Whangarei Harbour. By Northland Regional Council
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