There are fears that a seismic survey by the controversial ship the Amazon Warrior could disturb marine life, in particular Blue Whales. AIMEE EASTWOOD reports.

Modern day peace protesters keep up the pressure for November 5 memorial. SHAR DAVIS talks to two supporters.

After a four decade hiatus, award winning photographer Peter Peryer returns to The Dowse .

Irene’s daughter wants to make her own way in netball, but she accepts the connection to her famous mother will always be there. JESSE CLARK talks with the pair about the expectations.

McKinnon says Wellington has an issue with sign pollution in the city’s recreational areas.

Next year’s WOMAD has everything from Japanese banjo to Russian gypsy punk from Melbourne, reports ERIN KAVANAGH-HALL

Shipwreck fans descended on Patea Beach to document a wreck which has been emerging from dunes for the past two years.

The S.S. Waitangi drew the 15 amateur maritime archaeologists from around the lower North Island.

NewsWire’s ANTHONY SCADDEN reports.

Fire Chief says first weather bomb may have compounded damage

In this supposed generation of equal pay, equal rights and equal quality of life, men still dominate surfing, writes GRACE ACKLAND.

Just one Kiwi features in the Australian surfing movie, Flux.

Newswire reporter SARAH CODDINGTON talks to the editor of Tu Mai magazine about its claim to Obama, moving base to the Capital, and recent successes in the media industry.