The following warnings are not always updated in real time

Every effort is made to keep the information on this website up-to-date but it is not always possible to add and cancel warnings in real-time. While NAVAREA XIV and New Zealand Coastal Navigational Warnings are made available on this website, Masters/Captains are still required to receive navigational warnings from the appropriate International Maritime Organization (IMO) or World Meteorological Organization (WMO) approved Global Maritime Distress and Safety System (GMDSS) broadcast service i.e. the International SafetyNET system.

Many warnings are of a temporary nature, but others may remain in-force for several weeks and may be superseded by Notices to Mariners.

New Zealand radio navigational warnings

View the latest NAVAREA XIV and NZ coastal navigational warnings broadcast to ships in New Zealand waters.

Warnings In-Force at: 090220 UTC SEP 24

NAVAREA XIV warnings

130/24

NAVAREA XIV WARNING 130/24
SOUTHERN OCEAN
1. HAZARDOUS OPERATIONS, SPACE DEBRIS FROM 20 AUG TO 23 SEP 2024 IN AREA BOUNDED BY:
A. 39-52S 082-05E
B. 51-17S 115-27E
C. 47-11S 158-59E
D. 48-02S 159-55E
E. 49-27S 159-48E
F. 53-37S 114-28E
G. 41-36S 080-09E
2. CANCEL THIS MESSAGE DTG 240100 UTC SEP 2024
3. CANCEL NAVAREA XIV WARNING 109/24
4. CANCEL NAVAREA XIV WARNING 129/24
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116/24

NAVAREA XIV WARNING 116/24
VITI LEVU – NORTH WEST COAST
LAUTOKA – VUDA POINT
CHARTS BA1670, BA747
1. FOUR LARGE SPHERICAL YELLOW MOORING BUOYS, FLASHING YELLOW 2 SECONDS 2 MILES ESTABLISHED:
A. 17-41.84S 177-23.36E
B. 17-41.88S 177-23.31E
C. 17-41.78S 177-23.21E
D. 17-41.74S 177-23.26E
2. UNLIT SPHERICAL MARKER BUOYS ESTABLISHED:
A. 17-41.78S 177-23.28E (RED)
B. 17-41.81S 177-23.32E (YELLOW)
3. SUBMARINE OIL PIPELINE ESTABLISHED ALONG LINE JOINING:
A. 17-41.01S 177-23.29E
B. 17-41.79S 177-23.30E
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92/24

NAVAREA XIV WARNING 92/24
VITA LEVU, SOUTH COAST
KADAVU PASSAGE, BEQA ISLAND
CHART BA1682, BA745
BEQA SOUTH WEST REEF LIGHT FLASHING (2) WHITE 5 SECONDS 5.4 METRES 8 MILES 18-30.18S 177-58.62E RE-ESTABLISHED
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71/24

NAVAREA XIV WARNING 71/24
NEW CALEDONIA
1. DUE TO THE CURRENT PUBLIC ORDER DISTURBANCES IN NEW CALEDONIA AND THE IMPOSSIBILTY OF REFUELLING, THE NEW CALEDONIAN MARITIME AUTHORITIES ARE ADVISING YACHTSMEN AND SAILORS AGAINST CALLING AT OR ANCHORING IN NEW CALEDONIAN WATERS. IN CASE OF EMERGENCY SAILORS SHOULD CONTACT THE NEW CALEDONIA COSS AND HEAD FOR THE PORT OF NOUMEA.
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51/24

NAVAREA XIV WARNING 51/24
VITI LEVU – SOUTH COAST
SUVA HARBOUR – SOUTH THURSTON PATCH
CHART BA1660
SOUTH CARDINAL LIGHTBUOY 18-08.19S 178-24.73E DAMAGED.
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43/24

NAVAREA XIV WARNING 43/24
TUVALU
FUNAFUTI
CHART BA 2983
STRICKLAND ROCK PORT LATERAL BEACON 08-33.68S 179-07.01E MISSING
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NZ Coastal Navigation warnings

159/24

NEW ZEALAND COASTAL NAVIGATION WARNING 159/24
AREA FOVEAUX
DOG ISLAND LIGHT 46-39.11S 168-24.63E UNLIT.
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158/24

NEW ZEALAND COASTAL NAVIGATION WARNING 158/24
AREA PLENTY
1. WHAKAARI / WHITE ISLAND 37-31.3S 177-11.0E IS NOW AT ALERT LEVEL 3, MARINERS ARE ADVISED TO REMAIN AT LEAST 2NM AWAY FROM THE ISLAND DUE ITS STATE OF UNREST (LEVEL 3: A SMALL ERUPTION IS OCCURRING, WITH IMPACTS NEAR THE VENT AREA).
2. FOR MORE INFORMATION SEE: HTTPS://WWW.GEONET.ORG.NZ/VOLCANO/WHITEISLAND.
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85/24

NEW ZEALAND COASTAL NAVIGATION WARNING 85/24
AREA GREY
MARINERS ARE ADVISED TO EXERCISE EXTREME CAUTION WHEN TRANSITING THE WESTPORT BAR 41-43.80S 171-35.25E. LATEST SOUNDINGS INDICATE DEPTHS OF LESS THAN ONE AND A HALF METRES IN AN AREA FROM THE TIP HEADS TO THE TWO CABLE LINE. IT IS RECOMMENDED THAT VESSELS TRANSIT AT HIGH WATER, WESTPORT. PLEASE CONTACT THE HARBOUR MASTER FOR FURTHER INFORMATION.
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The following warnings are not always updated in real time

Every effort is made to keep the information on this website up-to-date but it is not always possible to add and cancel warnings in real-time. While NAVAREA XIV and New Zealand Coastal Navigational Warnings are made available on this website, Masters/Captains are still required to receive navigational warnings from the appropriate International Maritime Organization (IMO) or World Meteorological Organization (WMO) approved Global Maritime Distress and Safety System (GMDSS) broadcast service i.e. the International SafetyNET system.

Many warnings are of a temporary nature, but others may remain in-force for several weeks and may be superseded by Notices to Mariners.