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Water incident at Cable Bay, Far North sees four people taken to hospital - Vimarsana News

Water incident at Cable Bay, Far North sees four people taken to hospital

Four people were taken to hospital on Saturday after a water incident at Cable Bay in the Far North . One first response unit, three ambulances and one...

Operation Flotation: Northland woman's lifesaving effort after Cable Bay drowning - Vimarsana News

Operation Flotation: Northland woman's lifesaving effort after Cable Bay drowning

As Leigh Albert and her children prepare for another Christmas without her partner Wairongoa ‘Magoo’ Renata and as Kiwis flock to Northland beaches this...

The Lifesaving Initiative Transforming New Zealand's Coastline - Vimarsana News

The Lifesaving Initiative Transforming New Zealand's Coastline

For many New Zealanders the beach is one of their favourite playgrounds. However, as families discover every year, this playground can be deadly. In 2018, 23 people fatally drowned on the coastline, and one of them was Wairongoa (Magoo) Renata. Leigh ...

Two degrees of Mattea Roach - Vimarsana News

Two degrees of Mattea Roach

Does everyone in Nova Scotia have a connection to the Jeopardy! star from Halifax?

Whānau 'heartbroken' over death at Northland's Cable Bay ruled preventable by coroner - Vimarsana News

Whānau 'heartbroken' over death at Northland's Cable Bay ruled preventable by coroner

Whānau 'heartbroken' over death at Northland's Cable Bay ruled preventable by coroner 11 Apr, 2021 05:30 PM 5 minutes to read Kaeo-born Wairongoa Renata was 54 when he drowned at Cable Bay. Photo / supplied Peter de Graaf is a reporter for the Northern Advocatepeter.degraaf@northernadvocate.co.nznorthernadvocat The partner of a soldier who died at a Far North beach trying to rescue children swept out to sea is heartbroken to learn the tragedy could have been prevented. Wairongoa Renata, 54, better known as Magoo or Tickety-Boo, drowned at Cable Bay in January 2018 after swi...