A $60 million McMullen & Wing superyacht badly damaged by fire on Sunday may not have been completely destroyed, and the company is pinning its hopes on repairing it.
The fire department is still at the site of the fire - McMullen & Wing's Mt Wellington workshops.
It has ruled out arson,
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Caleb Allison
Wed, 15 Aug 2012
Wed, 15 Aug 2012
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Can $60m fire-damaged superyacht be saved? Boat builder's verdict
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