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• 1. Tauranga Central - City Life On Your Doorstep
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• 4. Raw video Rena Ship disaster Tauranga New Zealand
• 5. ASURE Macy's Motor Inn - Motel Accommodation in Tauranga, Bay of Plenty
• 6. Meteor Caught On Dash Cam Tauranga New Zealand
• 7. Training with Tauranga 711 (Raw Edit)

Tauranga Central - City Life On Your Doorstep

Althorp Lifestyle Village in Tauranga 30 second TVC produced by Recordit.co.nz

Tauranga Central - Beeches On Monmouth (50% Under ...

Raw video Rena Ship disaster Tauranga New Zealand

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colliecandle commented on 16 Oct 2011

@hannessolo Thank you for the response - I must admit I made my comment before seeing the whole video - I now am aware that this ship is probably going to 'die' where it is.If the hull is split, it will tear wide open if theres any attempt made to re float it. I agree with you - for all the damage done both ecologically and the loss of cargo and ship plus the danger the captain put his crew, I think 10 to 20 years should be a more realitic jail sentence.

hannessolo commented on 16 Oct 2011

@colliecandle in the news u hear that workers are on board who try to pump out the oil. its just a question of time when it will sink. it lies on a reef therefore it hasnt sunk already. the reef is on every sea cart since 200 years. apparently it was the captains birthday and he wanted to take a shortcut and know he might go to jail for 1 year, which is not enough in my opinion. those people should get harder sentences.

colliecandle commented on 07 Jan 2012

@N9155E I agree. The owners are culpable, but nonetheless the captain is the person who must bear main responsibility as he is the man who has total control of anything and everything that happens whilst the ship is in his care - on a ship, even the owners are secondary to a captain - his decisions outweigh theirs period. This is maritime law.

N9155E commented on 07 Jan 2012

@colliecandle : You might be aware that maritime law does not prevent such massive disasters at all, so things will repeat and repeat. Put the captain in jail even for 10 years, the tax payer cares for the rest. Not a very smart approach in my understanding. By the way, where is this captain currently??

nzoomed commented on 21 Oct 2011

@Jamjar107 some guy thought he was very clever and decided to shut all the systems down on the ship before abandoning it as they deemed it a fire risk, now they are unable to restart those systems with the ship on such a list. and hence everythings cooled down

D Riordan commented on 20 Oct 2011

If the BOW containers break away the ship will probably float off the reef on its own since only the bow is aground. If THAT happens and there is no tow to either port or deep water then she is at the mercy of the waves and currents.

Jamjar107 commented on 18 Oct 2011

Criticsm should be levelled at the authorities who didnt act sooner to pump out the oil while it was still warm and liquid. Those semi floating containers must be a worry to other boats as they could hardly be seen in the water.

vengefulvegan commented on 18 Oct 2011

I hope somebody is held accountable for this (what appears to be) totally avoidable disaster. How many fish and birds are going to die because of this mess. Very sad.

N9155E commented on 07 Jan 2012

@colliecandle : you should consider to jail the ship owners, the maritime authorities and government of Liberia allowing that profit is made with such wrecks.

geoffmackley commented on 21 Oct 2011

@nzoomed actually no, that video was taken by someone on a salvage vessel pretending to work for TV3 ... actually caused quite a stink

Jackle61 commented on 16 Oct 2011

I'm a bit surprised there aren't more people out there "gathering" what they can out of those containers.

colliecandle commented on 16 Oct 2011

Are the crew still aboard? And I wonder what the outcome of this will be! I hope the ship doesn't sink

Meimei196 commented on 04 Jan 2012

@cherace they were taking a short-cut that they weren't supposed to and hit a reef

wendy lane commented on 16 Oct 2011

Just wow! Thanks for sharing Geoff in what were obviously not pleasant conditions

Andrew MacKay commented on 16 Oct 2011

Looking good Jeff, maybe time to invest in a gyro stablilser for the camera :)

Albo Buba commented on 01 Dec 2013

this white container3:50min was full with gold nuggets... 

ASURE Macy's Motor Inn - Motel Accommodation in Tauranga, Bay of Plenty

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Keith Maynard commented on 22 Jul 2010

Macy's is my home away from home when I am in Tauranga. I highly recommend the motel and it's friendly owners. You just have to stay here !

Meteor Caught On Dash Cam Tauranga New Zealand

Training with Tauranga 711 (Raw Edit)

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