Max Furse-Kee
Max Furse-Kee, a 15-year-old from Auckland, is one of the two teenagers who remain missing after a landslide at a campsite in Mount Maunganui, New Zealand.
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Max Furse-Kee, also 15, was a victim of the landslide.
Morrinsville Intermediate to close for funeral of Mount Maunganui landslide hero Lisa Maclennan
New Zealand· 2026-02-09
Max Furse-Kee was formally identified on what would have been his 16th birthday.
Rotorua woman Jackie Wheeler formally identified as Mount Maunganui landslide victimNew Zealand· 2026-01-31
Max Furse-Kee was formally identified on what would have been his 16th birthday.
Rotorua woman Jackie Wheeler formally identified as Mount Maunganui landslide victimNew Zealand· 2026-01-31Max Furse-Kee was the first victim formally identified on what would have been his 16th birthday.
Remains of Rotorua woman Susan Doreen Knowles formally identified by coronerNew Zealand· 2026-01-31
Max Furse-Kee was the first victim formally identified on what would have been his 16th birthday.
Remains of Rotorua woman Susan Doreen Knowles formally identified by coronerNew Zealand· 2026-01-31Max was Sharon's boyfriend, who formed a strong relationship with her.
Teen Sharon Maccanico’s remains formally identified by coroner after Mount Maunganui landslideNew Zealand· 2026-01-30
Furse-Kee was remembered for teaching love, patience, and kindness.
Faces of the victims: The casualties of the deadly North Island flooding and landslidesNew Zealand· 2026-01-30
Max Furse-Kee is one of the victims of the landslide.
Mount Maunganui landslide: Lifeguard service clubhouse declared unsafeNew Zealand· 2026-01-29
Max Furse-Kee was formally identified by the coroner as the first Mount Maunganui victim.
Tauranga council meets with consulting firm offering ‘war room experience’ to advise on fatal slipsNew Zealand· 2026-01-29
Max Furse-Kee was among the missing campers after the landslide.
Mount Maunganui landslide: Were warnings missed? A timeline of who knew what and whenNew Zealand· 2026-01-26
Max Furse-Kee was a 15-year-old student who was also buried in the landslide and was due to turn 16 this week.
New Zealand landslide: six missing named as police confirm victims are unlikely to be found alive | New Zealand
United Kingdom· 2026-01-26
Max Furse-Kee is one of the six missing and believed dead students.
Bay of Plenty landslides: Before and after photos reveal disaster scaleNew Zealand· 2026-01-25
Max Furse-Kee is remembered as a kind and joyful teen who tragically lost his life in the Mount Maunganui landslide.
Mount Maunganui landslide victim Max Furse-Kee remembered as ‘kind and joyful’ teenNew Zealand· 2026-01-25
Max Furse-Kee is a 15-year-old student who was reported missing after the landslide.
Young family’s caravan lifeline after Pāpāmoa slip destroys everything they ownNew Zealand· 2026-01-24
Max Furse-Kee was a student at Pakuranga College and is unaccounted for in the tragedy.
Faces of the victims: Horse rider and school tutor among missingNew Zealand· 2026-01-24
Max Furse-Kee was a keen sportsman, winning a junior player of the year award for basketball last year.
Matching bracelets, dress-ups and beach days: Teens holidaying together lost in slipNew Zealand· 2026-01-24
Max Furse-Kee is one of the youngest victims identified by police as unaccounted for.
New Zealand calls off rescue efforts for six missing after landslideUnited Kingdom· 2026-01-24