SYDNEY (Reuters) - New Zealand authorities said on Wednesday they had recovered 3.2 tonnes of cocaine worth more than ... apparently before recovery, in a net supported on the ocean surface ...

New Zealand authorities have recovered 3.2 tonnes of cocaine, worth more than $300 million, found floating in the Pacific Ocean and believed to be bound for Australia ...

Eighty-one bales of cocaine have made the six-day journey ... worked with New Zealand Customs Service and the New Zealand Defence Force to recover the drugs from the Pacific Ocean.

New Zealand police say they have recovered 3.2 tons of cocaine worth more than $320 million floating at sea, believed to be bound for Australia. No arrests have been made, but police said they had ...

Authorities say the haul, which is the largest seizure of illicit drugs made by the country’s law enforcement, was destined for Australia New Zealand authorities have found a record-breaking ...

New Zealand's navy has intercepted a floating haul of cocaine in the Pacific Ocean in what the country says is its largest drug bust ever. The stash - weighing total 3.2 tonnes (3,200kg) and worth ...

New Zealand — New Zealand police said this week they found more than 3 tons of cocaine floating in a remote part of the Pacific Ocean after it was dropped there by an international drug ...

New Zealand police commissioner Andrew Coster told reporters the haul - containing 81 bales of cocaine - weighed 3.2 tonnes and had a street value of around $316 million (£165m). “This is the ...

SYDNEY — New Zealand authorities said on Wednesday they had recovered 3.2 tonnes of cocaine worth more than $423 million ... A police photo showed the haul, apparently before recovery, in a net ...