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Sign up for the latest newsWe join the maritime community in recognising International Women in Maritime Day. Meet seven of the wahine looking after our coastal and marine environment.
Free Paddle Safe event in Whakaraupō Lyttelton Harbour helped Cantabrians build confidence on the water through hands-on safety activities and expert guidance.
Black Cat wreck recovery at Nīkau Palm Valley Bay is now complete, with no environmental or wildlife impacts detected.
Even small fuel spills can harm waterways and wildlife. Refuel carefully, use the right gear, and report spills quickly to help protect the marine environment.
Large ships can’t stop quickly, and small boats are hard to see — be a safe skipper and avoid getting in the way of other boats.
Hot nor-west winds can mean heavy alpine rain and fast-rising rivers. Check weather, river flows and hazards before heading to Canterbury rivers this summer.
Enjoying the southern lakes is a summer highlight—let’s keep safety at the forefront of our minds, especially near dams and power station hazards.
Meet the marine robot revolutionising marine pest control in Lyttelton Harbour—safer, smarter biosecurity to protect Aotearoa’s marine ecosystems.
Whether you’re jet boating on the braided rivers or paddling close to shore, one thing is clear: safety matters every single time you hit the water.
What started as a routine coastal hazard report has turned into a remarkable rediscovery of maritime history.
Still making the most of the water this winter? Stay safe and respect the reserved area at Sumner Bay — it’s there to protect everyone.