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Respected, not conquered: Fishing New Zealand’s Wild West Coast

If you think fishing the West Coast is all about trophy catches and postcard views, think again. While the fishery off New Zealand’s rugged West Coast...
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New Boating Rules in Bay of Plenty: Enhancing Safety on New Zealand Waters

Thursday 12 September, the Bay of Plenty Regional Council approved a set of new boating regulations designed to enhance water safety.

So-Pac Marine

So-Pac Marine is not your ordinary marine equipment wholesaler.  So-Pac is dedicated to quality products and quality service.......we have been for over 30 years". So-Pac Marine h...

Diesel Clean

Diesel Clean specialise in the remediation of contaminated diesel. We have over 10 years of experience sorting out contamination issues in diesel. We work on everything from standby generator storage tanks to Super Yachts. This will ensure that your fuel stocks remain in A grade condition at all times. For Marine While diesel is a stable fuel ideal for marine and heavy transport use it is susceptible to contamination. In fact there are over 120 different microbes that will happily grow...

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