The prosecution of a charter boat skipper highlights the need for operators to ensure they are properly prepared for their journeys.
Skipper of the charter vessel Pelagic Kieren Boyle was recently
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KiwiRail charged over Kaitiaki breakdown
Maritime NZ has filed one charge against KiwiRail in relation to an incident involving the Interislander ferry, Kaitaki, which lost propulsion in January 2023.
The Kaitaki lost power on its approach into
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Boaties, abide by the safety code!
Maritime NZ is urging recreational boat users to take greater caution and follow the Boating Safety Code, following several alarming incidents and near misses this summer.
Maritime NZ Principal Advisor
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Prosecution a reminder to recreational skippers – Maritime NZ
The recent sentencing of a recreational skipper in the Christchurch District Court serves as a stark reminder to fellow boat enthusiasts, says Maritime New Zealand.
Last month, the skipper of the power
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Watchkeeping failures identified in 2020 vessel grounding
The 2020 grounding of a commercial vessel has once again brought attention to the dangers of watchkeeping failures.
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Shiling departs Wellington for Singapore
Maritime NZ last week lifted the detention order it previously imposed against the container ship Shiling.
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Shiling will remain at anchor at Tasman Bay
The Shiling will remain at anchor at Tasman Bay until at least the start of next week.
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Five people airlifted to hospital after jet boat crash at Rangitata River
A jet boating accident in Canterbury on Sunday has left at least three people injured.
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Maritime NZ warns skippers to pay attention following grounding incident
Recreational craft users are being reminded of their skipper responsibilities following the sentencing of a boatie in Invercargill.
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Safety equipment use is up – Maritime NZ
People appear to be getting the message about safety on the water, according to the latest Maritime NZ-commissioned research.
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