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8 contents ISSUE 84 NOVEMBER/DECEMBER 2011 16 FEATURES 8 16 20 26 28 32 PINE HARBOUR LEADS IN LOW WASH FERRY DEVELOPMENT Fast ferry is a success story on Auckland's waterfront SCUPPER 21 IS NO LONGER SCUPPERED A traditional workboat design reappears TE MATA IS A SERIOUS TUG Napier port decides a Voith water tractor is best EVER THE OPTIMIST Kiwi faces challenges of teaching sailing in China THE BOATS THAT BUILT THE BRIDGE Harbour Bridge is a monument to our best skippers RENA GOES AGROUND ON ASTROLABE REEF The fast-changing story of New Zealand's worst maritime disaster 20 68 REGULARS 2 Editorial 3 Letters 38 Beyond the Horizon 42 Waterways – waterfront business 57 Maritime Training 64 Oceans 68 Navy News 73 Books 74 Marketplace 75 Services 78 Brokerage and classified LIFT OUT: NEW ZEALAND AQUACULTURE MAGAZINE COLUMNS 28 Coastal characters 36 A View from the Chair 40 Our People 52 Captain Asparagus 55 Environment Watch 56 What's ahead – weatherwise 58 NZMTA News 60 Spirit of Adventure Trust NOVEMBER/DECEMBER 2011 GROUNDING DISASTER UNFOLDS Ferry picks UP THE PACE SCUPPE INCL. GST (NZ & AUST) $10.00 SCUPPER RE REVIIVAV VAL Napier welcomes NEW TUG ON THE COVER: The Rena listing badly one week after striking Astrolabe Reef PHOTO BY: Professional Skipper COMPLIANCE 54 Ocean Law 62 Ministry of Fisheries 66 Maritime New Zealand ACCIDENTS AND INCIDENTS 71 TAIC – Marsol Pride 79 Maritime New Zealand incident reports ISSUE 44 ■ NOVEMBER/DECEMBER 2011 4 $5.00 Red koura old hold unique Red k ura h p potential AQUANOR SHOW AN UA EYE-OPENER KIWIS HELP DANISH MUSSEL INDUSTRY RY THE INDEPENDENT VOICE OF NEW ZEALAND AQUACULTURE ISSUE 84

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