The Taupo district, like everywhere else in New Zealand, has not been spared the rain and foul weather over the summer. In fact we haven’t had... Read More

They call them ray riders - it’s a habit of yellowtail kingfish, to swim along over stingrays as they prowl across the Tauranga Harbour flats on... Read More

Coromandel MP Scott Simpson’s Mangrove Management Bill will have submissions heard in Thames, to enable local people to more easily have their... Read More

On arrival at the ramp, the first thing that caught my eye was the outstanding graphics and finish on the craft that was ready for scrutiny. efore commencing... Read More

A group of concerned locals got together in 2011 and started the Manukau Harbour Restoration Society. ave you heard of them? Before starting research... Read More

The fullness of an epic summer is upon us, with hot humid days and hot humid nights. The water temperature is sitting well into the 20s, and the warm... Read More

New Zealand’s very own ‘Shark Man’ Riley Elliot has made international headlines with his shark free diving and work within Ocean Ecosystems. ased... Read More

Raglan’s pristine surf beach reputation is taking a beating with the discovery of unexpectedly large amounts of plastic pollution. taff from the... Read More

At the age of 10, Olly Maidment joined a BoPSaT ‘Have a go at windsurfing’ session at the Tauranga Yacht and Power Boat Club, and he has... Read More

An exotic visitor arriving as deck cargo on the container ship Safmarine Nokwanda on February 12, presented the first opportunity for a closer look at... Read More

Hunting and Fishing Franklin held their annual ladies fishing night recently. This was held instore, and featured plenty of entertainment for the many... Read More

Katikati Boat Club’s ongoing efforts to revive the town’s connection with its historical waterfront has suffered a setback, with plans for... Read More

Are you a fisherman who has found yourself frustrated with surfcasting because that sweet spot just outside your casting range eludes you? You may have... Read More

Volunteers are the lifeblood of the Tauranga Coastguard Unit. Dave, a local volunteer, is one of the busiest, not only doing a radio shift but also... Read More

Fisheries Minister Stuart Nash is facing the biggest call of his ministerial career so far when he announces his decision on the CRA2  crayfishery... Read More