NZ Work Boat Review

NZ Work Boat Review 2012

The only specialised marine publication in Oceania that focuses on the maritime industry, from super yachts to small craft to large commercial ships, including coastal shipping, tugs, tow boats, barges, ferries, tourist, sport-fishing craft, je

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ISSN 1176-3086 New Zealand WorkBoat Review 2012 is published by VIP Publications 4 Prince Regent Drive, Half Moon Bay Manukau 2012, Auckland, New Zealand Phone 09 533 4336, Fax 09 533 4337 Website www.workboats.co.nz PUBLISHER Keith Ingram keith@skipper.co.nz MANAGER Vivienne Ingram EDITOR Mark Barratt-Boyes CONTRIBUTORS Mark Barratt-Boyes Guy Ditford Lisah Henry Keith Ingram ADVERTISING Hamish Stewart advertising@skipper.co.nz Trudy Dickinson DESIGN Rachel Walker PRE PRESS/CTP GEON PRINTER GEON DISTRIBUTION Gordon and Gotch New Zealand Workboat Review 2012 is published for the maritime industry. It is available on subscription in New Zealand and overseas. GENERAL: Articles and information printed in New Zealand Workboat Review 2012 do not necessarily reflect the opinions or formal position of the publishers unless otherwise indicated. Unless otherwise stated features and promotional features have been prepared by the publisher and editorial staff. All material published in New Zealand Workboat Review 2012 is done so with all due care as regards to accuracy and factual content. The publishers and editorial staff however cannot accept responsibility for any inadvertent errors and omissions which may occur. New Zealand Workboat Review 2012 is published annually © All rights reserved. Reprinting whole or in part is expressly forbidden, except by written permission of the publisher. 2 NZ WORKBOAT REVIEW 2012 40 1 EDITORIAL 4 10 14 18 22 24 32 38 BLACK PEARL IS A BLACK JEWEL An example of Kiwis working together CAPE RESCUE SURVIVES BAPTISM OF FIRE Taranaki coastal communities have a capable rescue craft WATERFRONT IDENTITY DRIVES A HARD BARGAIN 25 years of successful business CUT ADDS REAL ESTATE TO WORKBOAT An extra 7.7m mid-section transforms a mussel boat SMALL SAFETY CRAFT SUITS CADETS' Sea Cadet instructors keep a close eye on their charges ARATAKI MEETS PILOT BOAT DEMAND Tauranga's new pilot boat cuts a dash PT MAY A TOUGH LITTLE TUG Nimble tug incorporates clever features DOGGED EFFORTS KEEP PESTS AT BAY Dogs keep islands free of pests 4

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