Mr Buckley's death came a day after 36 - year - old Duncan Rait was killed after slipping and falling 200ft from a ridge in the same national park .
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Mr Buckley's <m> death </m> came a day after 36 - year - old Duncan Rait was killed after slipping and falling 200ft from a ridge in the same national park .
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16 September 2013 Last updated at 12 : 42 GMT
Briton dies in New Zealand's Aoraki Mount Cook National Park
A British climber has fallen 2 , 000ft to his death on a mountain in New Zealand , police there have said .
Robert Buckley , 32 , died while climbing to a hut on Mount Sefton in the Aoraki Mount Cook National Park on Saturday .
Police inspector Dave Gaskin said Mr Buckley was well equipped at the time but was an inexperienced climber .
A Foreign Office spokeswoman said : "We are aware of the death of a British man in New Zealand .
We are providing consular assistance at this time . "
Extreme caution
Mr Buckley , originally from Essex in the UK , lived in New Zealand , says the Press Association news agency .
His body was recovered by a team of rescuers on Sunday afternoon after attempts on Saturday were unsuccessful , according to local media reports .
Three climbers with Mr Buckley were said to have been rescued after spending the night on the mountain .
They were were released after a medical examination .
Mr Buckley's <m> death </m> came a day after 36 - year - old Duncan Rait was killed after slipping and falling 200ft from a ridge in the same national park .
The New Zealander , who lived in Australia , had been been dropped off by helicopter and was walking to a hut when he fell in the Tasman Glacier area .
Inspector Gaskin said the deaths were a reminder that climbers needed to use extreme caution .
"I can't speak for the first death but in this case it looks like to be a lack of experience , " he told the Timaru Herald .