By the time you’re reading this, Rayglass and Yamaha will know if their Protector Projet collaboration has been successful on the international stage.
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Queenstown Shotover Jet celebrates 50 years
One of Queenstown’s first adventure activities celebrated its 50th anniversary this year, firmly cementing its place as a tourism icon.
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New Zealand fisheries management well placed
New Zealand fisheries are well placed to remain at the forefront of managing the marine environment, a leading American economist says.
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Maritime NZ: recreational skippers can be prosecuted
Every recreational boat, no matter how big or small, has a skipper. The skipper is legally responsible for the safety of their boat and all on board, and can be prosecuted for breaching safety rules.
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Ports of Auckland to open up Onehunga Wharf land
Consolidation enables Ports of Auckland to open up Onehunga Wharf land to Aucklanders.
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Judy Bailey to launch new Avalon Waterways ship
Avalon Waterways has announced much-loved New Zealand broadcaster Judy Bailey will launch one of its revolutionary new Suite Ships on the rivers of Europe next year.
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Fish & Game releases trout in Lake Tarawera
Fish & Game officers have used a boat to release fish “far and wide” on Lake Tarawera this week.
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Entries called for lifejacket video competition
With the recreational boating season now underway, Maritime NZ and TV show Big Angry Fish are calling for people to send in videos of them wearing their lifejackets.
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Busy weekend patrolling fishing in Kaikoura
Fishery officers and honorary fishery officers were busy all weekend checking that fishers were complying with the new regulations for the Kaikoura Marine Area.
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Be prepared before boating this Labour Weekend
With Labour Day weekend starting tomorrow, Maritime New Zealand is urging all boaties to prep your boat, check your gear, and know the rules before going out on the water.
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