Tag: New Zealand

After concluding with the investigations on the incidents, Maritime NZ has filed charges in relation to two fatal incidents at ports last April.

The Shiling, a Singaporean flagged vessel that was detained in New Zealand in April, put out a request for assistance after it lost power and steering.

The Transport Accident Investigation Commission (TAIC) has called on Maritime New Zealand to address critical safety issues with the maintenance and management of ship engine cooling systems.

A cargo ship broke down in New Zealand's capital main shipping channel over the weekend, the third such event in less than a year.

Human Rights at Sea (HRAS) has released a statement, highlighting that the Australian Government is ''fundamentally failing seafarers and their families in providing a sustainable funding mechanism for onshore welfare facilities embedded in and protected by primary legislation''.

The Panama-flagged Loyalty Hong bulk carrier is stranded with its crew on board at Lyttelton Port, New Zealand due engine room flooding. 

AMSA informed that vessels navigating in Australian and New Zealand waters can now access a Satellite-Based Augmentation System (SBAS) called SouthPAN.

Ports in New Zealand and Australia refused port calls to the cruise ship Viking Orion due to biofouling problems.

Safety on ports at New Zealand took an important step forward when employers, unions, the Port Industry Association and government regulators, working together as the Port Health and Safety Leadership Group, published detailed guidelines for setting up a fatigue risk management system.

The sole director of K.R Tong Engineering Limited, was sentenced in the Napier District Court for failing to comply with his duties, exposing individuals to a risk of death or serious injury or illness.