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371. Bottom Trawling  
Bottom trawling This article is part of our Mythbusters series, taking some of the most prevalent ‘myths’ about the seafood industry and discussing where the truth lies – with the facts,  
372. Immigration  
The truth about foreign fishing vessels and foreign crew There are a lot of misconceptions around the use of foreign vessels or foreign crew operating in New Zealand waters. Sometimes these  
373. Bottom Trawling  
Bottom trawling is when a net is towed just above or on the bottom of the seafloor in New Zealand fishing grounds. Fishers target popular species such as hoki, orange roughy and snapper near the  
374. Seafood industry delight at trade deal  
Seafood industry delighted at conclusion of UK/NZ FTA  
375. Are Ministers ignoring Māui advice?  
Has advice on saving the critically endangered Māui dolphin been ignored by both the Conservation and Oceans and Fisheries Ministers?  
376. Crippling costs keep on coming  
The New Zealand fishing industry is barely treading water as wave after wave of costs threaten to take businesses under.  
377. Details needed on cameras on vessels announcement  
In response to Minister David Parker’s announcement on 25 May about the national roll-out of cameras on commercial inshore fishing vessels, Seafood New Zealand (SNZ) Chief Executive Jeremy Helson  
378. Chatham Island Food Co wins supreme honour  
Chatham Island Food Co took out the Supreme Award at the Outstanding New Zealand Food Producer Awards in Auckland.  
379. EU-NZ FTA: $20m win for NZ seafood  
Negotiations on a New Zealand, European Union Free Trade Agreement (FTA) concluded in the early hours of this morning.  
380. Fishers stand up to be heard  
The Primary Production Select Committee has been hearing submissions on the Fisheries Amendment Bill.  
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