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Media releases

Captain’s prosecution a strong reminder: there is no tolerance for breaking the alcohol limit

Thursday, 13 December 2018

Maritime NZ’s Regional Manager Central, Michael-Paul Abbott, said today’s (December 13) sentencing of a cargo ship’s master is a strong reminder and warning to seafarers: “if you are over the alcohol limit, you will be prosecuted. Safety is paramount”.

Float-free EPIRB distress beacons compulsory from 1 January

Monday, 10 December 2018

Maritime NZ is reminding operators they must install float-free EPIRB distress beacons on commercial fishing vessels by 1 January 2019. This applies to those vessels between 7.5 metres and 24 metres operating outside enclosed waters.

New inter-atoll vessel gifted to Tokelau

Friday, 7 December 2018

A new inter-atoll vessel for Tokelau funded through New Zealand Aid will provide safe, reliable and cost-effective transportation between the country’s three atolls, the Director of Maritime NZ Keith Manch says.

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