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GO NZ: Eugenie Sage and Six60 on their hometown attractions - Akaroa to Invercargill 22 Dec, 2020 03:33 AM 9 minutes to read The best way to get to know Akaroa Habour is by kayak or swim: Eugenie Sage. Photo / Tim Cronshaw NZ Herald Kiwi celebrities and local experts explain what makes their home town world-famous in New Zealand, and the things you should see and do when you visit. Eugenie Sage - Banks Peninsula What makes Banks Peninsula unique/iconic in New Zealand? Banks Peninsula is the largest volcanic feature in Te Wai Pounamu/the South Island and has a rich natural and cultural histor...

The Singapore-registered Kota Bahagia, berthed at Napier, was carrying general cargo, machinery and components when the fire broke out. All crew have been accounted for. Harald Hendel, chief investigator of accidents at the commission, had appointed a team of two investigators for the inquiry. They were due on-site on Saturday. “The investigation team has expert knowledge of marine operations, engineering, maintenance and electronic forensics,” Hendel said. A fire broke out on a ship docked at Napier Port on Friday morning. Work would include interviewing witnesses and inspecting the ...

Watch: Napier Port ship fire sees acrid smoke spread across the city Watch: Napier Port ship fire sees acrid smoke spread across the city Fri, 18 Dec 2020, 12:19PM People nearby to a large fire broken out on a ship at Napier Port are being told to stay indoors, as potentially toxic smoke soars across the city. Police and firefighters were called to a fire on a ship berthed in Napier Port at 10.45am. The fire as seen at 12pm, just after a fresh explosion was heard on board the ship. Photo / Paul Taylor By 11.20am, 11 fire appliances and urban search and rescue were in atten...

Napier Port ship fire: Crew back on board after blaze 17 Dec, 2020 09:53 PM 4 minutes to read Louise Gould Hawke's Bay Today reporting Flames and smoke billow from a ship in Napier Port. Photo / Paul Taylor As explosions rang out, and acrid smoke soared across the city, locals too were forced to evacuate and take cover inside for their own health. Emergency services were called to the fire on the Kota Bahagia at 10.45am today. A Napier Port spokesperson said the ship's crew were now all back on the vessel. Advertisement The fire as seen at noon, just after a fresh explosion was heard on board...

The Singapore-registered Kota Bahagia, berthed at Napier, was carrying general cargo, machinery and components when the fire broke out. All crew have been accounted for. Harald Hendel, chief investigator of accidents at the commission, had appointed a team of two investigators for the inquiry. They were due on-site on Saturday. “The investigation team has expert knowledge of marine operations, engineering, maintenance and electronic forensics,” Hendel said. A fire broke out on a ship docked at Napier Port on Friday morning. Work would include interviewing witnesses and inspecting the ...