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Search & Rescue NZ
RNZ
10 episodes
1 day ago
Each year, thousands of people need to be rescued in New Zealand’s unforgiving outdoors. Some searches are successful, some not. But behind each is an incredible story of courage.
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Each year, thousands of people need to be rescued in New Zealand’s unforgiving outdoors. Some searches are successful, some not. But behind each is an incredible story of courage.
Show more...
History
Society & Culture,
Documentary
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Middle Peak Hotel
Search & Rescue NZ
52 minutes 26 seconds
2 months ago
Middle Peak Hotel

In November 1982, two climbers Phil Doole and Mark Inglis were trapped on the summit ridge of Aoraki Mount Cook at over 3000 metres. Taking shelter in a sparse crevasse near the summit, unseasonal weather – storms and high winds – thwarted any rescue attempts when the pair were declared missing after five days.

Content warning: this series contains graphic descriptions of rescues and fatalities, as well as some strong language. If unsettling personal stories affect you, please take care while listening.

Thanks to the LandSAR volunteers who shared their stories.

Archive recordings supplied thanks to Ngā Tāonga Sound and Vision

Go to this episode on rnz.co.nz for more details

Search & Rescue NZ
Each year, thousands of people need to be rescued in New Zealand’s unforgiving outdoors. Some searches are successful, some not. But behind each is an incredible story of courage.