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Three people survive chopper crash landing near Glenorchy after engine failure, mayday call - Vimarsana News

Three people survive chopper crash landing near Glenorchy after engine failure, mayday call

The helicopter pilot issued a mayday call this morning after the engine failed.

Three people survive chopper crash landing after engine failure - Vimarsana News

Three people survive chopper crash landing after engine failure

Three people have survived a helicopter crash today after the pilot reported an engine failure. Maritime New Zealand spokesman Mark Dittmer said Rescue Coo

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Mark Dittmer, age 61, passed away on Saturday, October 29, 2022, at Agrace Hospice in Fitchburg from complications of Hodgkin’s Lymphoma.

Tairua boat rage: Video captures violent altercation on the water - Vimarsana News

Tairua boat rage: Video captures violent altercation on the water

Tairua boat rage: Video captures violent altercation on the water 29 Jan, 2021 09:26 PM 2 minutes to read A man was caught on camera ramming a family's boat and sinking his own in a boat-rage incident in Tairua. Video / Supplied A man was caught on camera ramming a family's boat and sinking his own in a boat-rage incident in Tairua. Video / Supplied NZ Herald By: Zoe Holland An afternoon out on the water has ended in a violent confrontation between a man in an inflatable dinghy and a woman in a larger boat with young children on board. The incident, which was captured on video, involves swear...

Yacht sinks at secluded Banks Peninsula beach - Vimarsana News

Yacht sinks at secluded Banks Peninsula beach

Neil Macbeth The privately-owned yacht was moored close to a beach at Le Bons Bay on Banks Peninsula. (File photo) A privately-owned yacht that was moored close to a beach at Le Bons Bay on Banks Peninsula sank overnight. Maritime NZ was informed of the sinking of the 39-foot yacht about 6am on Sunday, spokesman Mark Dittmer said. A response team from Environment Canterbury was sent out to the scene, but no oil or fuel spill was found. READ MORE: