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91. Warm response at the launch of Tokatu  
Sunny Nelson lived up to its name for the formal welcome of the Sealord trawler Tokatu this week.  
92. Friday, 22 April  
UK aquaculture specialists laud New Zealand aquaculture advances  
93. The end of a fishy marathon  
We find them guilty too. That was the verdict from the seafood industry after the sentencing of Hawke’s Bay Seafoods, its related companies, directors and manager.  
94. Friday, May 27  
MSC reaffirms New Zealand hoki meets international best practice  
95. A goodbye to Peter Stevens - a guest column by his mate, Daryl Sykes  
At a time when the QMS seems to be under increasing scrutiny by ill-informed critics there is perhaps a certain irony that one of the most fervent champions of fishing reforms in the 1970s and 1980s  
96. National's Kermadec decision 'unprincipled' - Nash  
The failure to establish the 620,000 square kilometre Kermadec Islands’ Marine Sanctuary was one of former Prime Minister John Key’s regrets, who admitted the opposition by Maori to the idea came as  
97. Seafood industry celebrated at the Seafood Sustainability Awards  
The big winner at last night’s Seafood Sustainability Awards was a man who has spent almost 20 years working to protect seabirds and marine mammals in the commercial fishing industry.  
98. Sustainable New Zealand seafood on the rise  
Nearly 14 percent of total global fisheries have now received the Marine Stewardship Council (MSC) sustainability tick.  
99. Environment Report highlights seafood industry's continued improvement  
The seafood sector welcomes the Environment Aotearoa Report 2019 which shows most markers are improving for the environmental performance of New Zealand’s seafood industry.  
100. You want debate? Let's make it informed  
The New Zealand seafood industry has just endured another week of mainstream media criticism.  
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