Rena
Regional Panel - Tauranga
Tauranga is one of the fastest growing areas in the country, with big pressure on housing. This is just one of many issues facing the region this year and beyond. Radio New Zealand's Tauranga reporter… Audio
Little blue penguins on road to recovery
The Mauao Wildlife Trust says the Little Blue Penguins affected by the Rena oil spill have almost fully recovered, but still face the threat of another environmental disaster affecting their habitat.
…TAIC report into Rena disaster finds fault
Routine safety violations, a history of ignoring navigation policy and poor maintenance. Audio
Te Waonui a Te Manu Korihi for 7 Dec 2014
The Waitangi Tribunal says the crown's actions over the Rena damaged its treaty relationship with tangata Whenua, Maori smoking rates are declining and a warning to the Auckland Catholic Diocese to… Audio
Motiti Island Maori failed by Government
Motiti Island Maori are upset the Government did not consult them over the future of the Rena shipwreck off the Bay of Plenty Coast. Audio
Crown Law apologises to Bay of Plenty Maori
Crown Law has apologised to Bay of Plenty Maori after failing to give them an important report the Government had conducted into the Rena. Audio
Tribunal says Crown's conduct has damaged relationship
A Motiti Island group, who challenged the Crown in the Waitangi Tribunal, thinks the Government is unlikely to listen or act on any of the tribunal's reccomendations. Audio
Rena owners "grossly exaggerating" cost of wreck removal
The Government appears to have dismissed independent advice the Rena could have been totally removed from the Astrolabe Reef. Audio
Motiti Island group dismisses Government's Rena stance
A Motiti Island hapu group has dismissed the Government's call for some of the Rena wreck to be remain on the Astrolab reef off the coast of Tauranga - accusing it of settling for a cosmetic clean up… Audio
Government's stance on lifting of Rena wreck from the Astrolab reef
Radio New Zealand's Bay of Plenty reporter, Natalie Mankelow and Radio New Zealand's chief parliamentary reporter, Jane Patterson. Audio
Government to reveal stance on Rena wreck
The Government is expected to reveal it's position today on whether the wreck of the Rena should remain on the reef. Audio
Business owners head into mediation with Rena insurers
Tauranga business owners, iwi and other individuals affected by the Rena grounding and oil spill will meet with the insurers of the container ship today. Audio
Tauranga community still wants Rena gone
The Tauranga community is standing behind its calls to remove the Rena wreck from Astrolabe Reef, despite the owner and insurer of the container ship saying it's now too risky. Audio
Rena owners apply to leave wreck on reef
The owners of the container ship Rena say it's too risky to move what remains of the wreck, and have formally applied to leave it on Astrolabe reef off the Tauranga coast. Audio
Storm moves Rena wreck - prompts bid to leave it on reef
The owners of the Rena have formally applied to leave what's left of the wreck of the container ship on Astrolabe reef off the Tauranga coast. Audio
InterCoast
INTERCOAST is a collaboration in marine science between Waikato & Bremen Universities. Audio
Life on Motiti Island
It's a simple and peaceful life at Motiti Island, but that was disrupted when the Rena cargo ship became stranded on the Ota'iti reef in 2011. A few years on, Justine Murray visits Motiti with her… Audio
Insight for 2 December 2012 - Rena: What Now?
Lorna Perry investigates if the Tauranga community has recovered from the Rena disaster Audio
After the Oil
A special feature on environmental monitoring in the Rena Recovery programme, and the role of volunteers in the clean-up Audio
After the Oil
A special feature on environmental monitoring in the Rena Recovery programme, and the role of volunteers in the clean-up
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