Mike Daisley
Skiers caught in Avalanche "lucky" to make it out injury free
A group of six people who were caught in an avalanche in the backcountry of Mt Ruapehu were extremely lucky no-one was hurt according to the NZ Mountain safety council. The group had reported being… Audio
Day walkers/runners now have app to keep them safe
The Mountain Safety Council has summer advice for trampers and trail runners - chief executive Mike Daisley joined Nathan Rarere. Audio
Morning Report Essentials for Wednesday 4 December
On today's episode, South Korea's President Yoon Suk Yeol has declared emergency martial law, saying it's needed to protect the country from North Korea's communist forces and to eliminate anti-state… Audio
Search for three climbers missing on Aoraki/Mount Cook delayed
Three men who disappeared while attempting to climb Aoraki/Mount Cook over the weekend are still missing. The Mountain Safety Council's Chief Executive Mike Daisley spoke to Ingrid Hipkiss. Audio
Man rescued after being buried by avalanche near Wānaka
In a lucky escape, a man was rescued from underneath a metre of snow after an avalanche was triggered near Treble Cone on Monday. Mountain Safety Council chief executive Mike Daisley spoke to Ingrid… Audio
Avalanche stories in New Zealand
If you're the outdoorsy type and have ever found yourself in a tricky situation, this story is for you. It turns out that those of us who have been caught in a pickle often don't share these… Audio
Avalanche safety tips and preparation
Nine people were rescued from the Remarkables after an avalanche on the mountain range left one person injured over the weekend. New Zealand Mountain Safety Council CEO Mike Daisley joins Nights to… Audio
Warning to Southland hunters
It's peak deer hunting season, otherwise known as the "roar," but it can be a dangerous time for hunters.
Luckily a father and son who went missing in Fiordland on Saturday were found today.… Audio
New app for adventure seekers to stay safe in NZ
There's been a new development that could help keep walkers and trampers safer in the New Zealand bush. Audio
Mountain safety warning ahead of long weekend
Mountain safety experts are urging trampers and hunters to plan well before venturing into the hills this long weekend.
Tramping injuries and Search and Rescue callouts are twice as high over Easter… Audio
Avalanche risk at Aoraki Mt Cook
Back country enthusiasts are being urged to take extra care after an avalanche large enough to destroy several buildings was sighted at Aoraki Mt Cook. Karyn speaks with Mike Daisley from New Zealand… Audio
Balancing tourism and the environment
The Government and the tourism industry have no clear plan to deal with the impacts that ballooning tourist numbers will have on the environment in the coming decades, according to a new report from… Audio
Under prepared trampers put lives at risk
Police and searchers have recovered the body of a 51 year old woman who went missing and died while completing the Tongariro Northern Circuit. Searchers have also had to rescue a group of mainly… Audio
A hunter's tale
Kathryn Ryan talks with Mike Daisley of the Mountain Safety Council about new research which reveals where, when and how hunters are being hurt and killed in the bush. Audio
Hunters were "stupid" if they endangered schoolgirls
Police are investigating how a tutor, out on a camping trip with students, was hit in the face and leg by shotgun pellets. Audio
Importance of preparedness highlighted for climbers
The death of Nicole Leman, and the rescue last night of an injured Israeli tourist who was climbing in Arthur's Pass is prompting search and rescue teams to remind climbers of the need to be prepared.
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