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91. Auckland University continues to shield shonky Simmons report  
Auckland University prides itself on its top ranking amongst the country’s tertiary institutions. It also wins hands down in the hypocrisy stakes.  
92. Ninety seven percent of NZ fisheries landings at sustainable levels  
The overwhelming majority of New Zealand’s commercial fisheries are performing well, according to MPI’s latest stock assessments.  
93. Forging into a new food frontier  
A report from KPMG recently provided a stark wake up call for food producers who believed that eventually, in some distant pandemic-free time, it would be business as usual for providing and serving  
94. Gaps remain in far-reaching fisheries management changes  
The Government announced a $30.5 million boost to fisheries management in last week’s Budget. How much of this is new money and how much will be cost recovered from the fishing industry is unclear.  
95. Building a plane out of bananas, and other dumb ideas  
LegaSea’s Rescue Fish plan, released two weeks ago, is apparently the answer to ‘restoring fish stocks and revitalising New Zealand’s commercial fishing sector’.  
96. Academic activists renew attacks on Quota Management System  
Auckland University activist academics have renewed their attacks on the commercial fishing industry.  
97. World leading fisheries management showcased in mini-documentary  
The Quota Management System is made simple in one of a series of mini-documentaries highlighting the success of the New Zealand seafood industry.  
98. Friday, May 27  
MSC reaffirms New Zealand hoki meets international best practice  
99. Ill-conceived recreational fishing parks require further consultation  
This time three years ago the Government announced the surprise creation of two recreational fishing parks.  
100. Bad behaviour brings us all down  
It’s been a long ten days of scandal in political circles and it has drawn well-deserved public condemnation.  
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