
Union calls for urgent welfare check on crew stuck on former ferry Aratere
Maritime Union wants Maritime NZ to board the ship and check crew welfare.
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As weather kept a rescue helicopter away, teams hacked through bush to stretcher him out.
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Emergency services were notified after the Emergency Locator Transmitter was activated.
Rescuers were alerted at about 7.50am after a distress signal was triggered.
The other skipper may have fallen asleep, causing a 'brutal, hard and loud' collision.
After swimming for some time, two fishermen reached the shore but the third did not.
A coroner said the jet ski towing her was speeding and called for more 5-knot limit signs.
Officials warn of serious risks in crossing sandbars during fishing trips.
A mayday call was received last night, but no vessel has been found.
Swift action by the crew brought it to a halt with just 1m of water under the keel.
The Facebook post about a woman calling for help sparked alarm on social media.
One person was swept off the boat and into the water during the incident.
Land Search and Rescue will receive $30.1 million to support volunteer operations.
The ferry grounded on June 21, 2024, with 47 people on board.
The boat's skipper later pleaded guilty to two counts of manslaughter.
The boat was hit by a whale during a bird-watching trip in September 2022.
The Government says changing laws governing visiting ships is 'complex' and 'difficult'.
Salvage divers used air lift bags to raise the vessel, working in choppy conditions.
Her team has raised over $3700 for Coastguard, surpassing their $2000 goal.
A company ignored requests to remove a pontoon and rubber fenders.
A man intentionally jumped from an Auckland-bound Waiheke ferry yesterday morning.
The barge capsized on March 31 in Tauranga Bridge Marina.
Roads have been submerged, roofs ripped from buildings and ferries and flights cancelled.
'Pam gives so much to the community so we wanted to give back to her.'
About 10 litres of diesel spilled; absorbent booms are in place.