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.

Contains strong language and sensitive themes

Hosted by Paul Roy

Search and Rescue

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Credits

Paul Roy

Host and Writer
Justine Murray
Producer
Phil Vine
Producer
Ben Pierce
Audio Engineer
Briana Juretich-Greig
Production Coordinator
Justin Gregory
Executive Producer
Tim Watkin
Executive Editor, Audio

Thanks to the LandSAR volunteers who shared their stories.

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