The police searching for the three climbers missing on 3,724m Aoraki/Mt. Cook since last week has given up hope of finding them alive. A drone search yesterday showed pieces of gear and footprints on ...
Four climbers went missing on New Zealand mountains this weekend. Authorities located one deceased pair and removed their bodies from Sabre Peak in Fiordland National Park on Sunday. But another two ...
Aoraki area commander Inspector Vicki Walker said conditions will dictate the search for the Aoraki/Mount Cook climbers. Photo / Les Molloy Two climbers on Aoraki/Mount Cook are overdue, while another ...
On 01/11/2025 Ross Hewitt, Will Rowntree and Sam Smoothy made the first ski descent of the 'Jones Route' on the massive East Face of Aoraki / Mt Cook (3724m) in New Zealand. The 1000m line has been ...
A man who died alongside a client while trying to ascend Aoraki Mt Cook was an internationally recognised Wānaka-based mountain guide and father. Thomas Vialletet grew up in the French Alps, where he ...
Two mountain climbers have died on Aoraki, New Zealand's highest peak, while two others from the same group were rescued, authorities say. Police confirmed the bodies have been located, and specialist ...
Newstalk ZB South Island News Director Claire Sherwood on the climber and guide who have died on Aoraki Mount Cook. The mother of an American lawyer who died alongside his guide attempting to ascend ...
Authorities say they were alerted late on Monday night local time that four climbers needed help as they attempted to climb Mount Cook. Two people were rescued and airlifted by helicopters, as ...
Police, with the assistance of Department of Conservation and the Rescue Coordination Centre, have recovered the bodies of two climbers on Aoraki Mount Cook. “We can now begin the process of returning ...
Police are aware of two climbers who are on Aoraki Mount Cook and are overdue from their climb. There are currently strong winds and rain in the area. Police Search and Rescue, and Department of ...
Two climbers on Aoraki/Mount Cook are overdue, while another two South Island climbers have been found dead. Aoraki area commander Inspector Vicki Walker said conditions will dictate the search for ...
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