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61. Nash warns of ecosystem-based management system by 2020  
An ecosystem-based management (EBM) approach will be introduced to fisheries by 2020, according to Fisheries Minister Stuart Nash.  
62. How fish can change the world  
There was a surprising, if welcome revelation at the Aquaculture New Zealand conference in Marlborough yesterday – apparently policy makers should leave food production out of the global race to cut  
63. New Zealand leading the world to eliminate fishing subsidies.  
Two years after coming into force, New Zealand has opened consultation on future membership of the free trade agreement called the Comprehensive and Progressive Trans-Pacific Partnership (CPTPP). The  
64. Seafood industry welcomes Our Marine Environment report  
Commercial fisheries' impact on the marine environment is reducing.  
65. Fisheries New Zealand Launched  
Life is rich in irony and randomness, observed enigmatic MP Shane Jones.  
66. Season two of Ocean Bounty kicking off  
Ocean Bounty, an hour-long documentary series on commercial fishing, begins its second season this weekend.  
67. Marlborough fisheries shaken up  
November 18, 2016 The stranded cows were saved but it was tougher for marine creatures following this week’s massive 7.8 quake. Startling images of uplifted seashore on the Kaikoura coast that  
68. 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  
69. Celebrating seafood: our people, produce, place  
Nelson’s Trafalgar Street is set to host the inaugural Seafood Saturday on 25 March.  
70. Seafood industry welcomes dump of reports  
The seafood industry welcomes the Fisheries NZ decision to release risk reports into fisheries.  
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