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61. Celebrating seafood: our people, produce, place  
Nelson’s Trafalgar Street is set to host the inaugural Seafood Saturday on 25 March.  
62. By hoki, you look years younger  
…The humble hoki is a remarkable fish.  
63. The mass release of historic fishing reports will cauterise the past, Fisheries Minister Stuart Nash said in Nelson yesterday  
…"Let's hear the story of how fishing has changed," he said. "I want to talk about the future, not be hijacked by the…  
64. New Zealand Orange roughy certified as sustainable  
…The deepwater fishery has landed one of its biggest catches - the international sustainability tick for orange…  
65. The seafood sector continues its strong export run  
The seafood sector continues its strong run in the latest primary industries situation and outlook. Seafood exports are predicted to top $2 billion by 2019, according to the review released this  
66. What a difference a name makes  
… made a change to the description of sustainable fisheries recently.  
67. New Zealand hoki quota owners proactively choosing to reduce catch  
…Quota owners in the New Zealand hoki fishing industry have announced today they have proactively chosen to reduce the…  
68. Friday, 18 March  
Fishing families cast aside for recreational fishing parks  
69. Fishing companies return strong results  
Sanford, which aspires to be the world’s best seafood company, is embarking on a $100 million investment programme over the next two years.  
70. Roadshow highlights industry collaboration and support  
Fisheries Minister Stuart Nash joined a Seafood NZ roadshow around the country's ports in Napier yesterday.  
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