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Historians call for better signage after freshly washed-up ship fragment plundered

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Better signage and a more workable law are needed to protect the shipwrecks that litter a wild stretch of Northland's west coast, a marine historian says.

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Historians call for better signage after freshly washed-up ship fragment plundered

Better signage and a more workable law are needed to protect the shipwrecks that litter a wild stretch of Northland's west coast, a marine historian says.

·Wellington, New Zealand
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RNZ broke the news in Wellington, New Zealand on Tuesday, August 4, 2026.
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