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101.
Fisheries ban welcomed by industry
After industry spent a week holding its breath on the earthquake damage to the Kaikoura fisheries, MPI’s harvesting ban and $2 million science package provides a pathway for business to return to
102.
By hoki, you look years younger
The humble hoki is a remarkable fish.
103.
Seafood industry welcomes dump of reports
The seafood industry welcomes the Fisheries NZ decision to release risk reports into fisheries.
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Government urged to get serious about climate change
Sanford and Moana are among scores of prominent companies and individuals that have called on the Government to seriously tackle climate change
105.
Protected species mitigation plan moves to entire New Zealand inshore commercial fishing fleet
A fleet-wide programme to mitigate the risk to protected species will be rolled out to New Zealand’s inshore fishing fleet in the next two years.
106.
Marine heatwaves, zombie kina, & MPAs
Advocates of Marine Protected Areas (MPAs) as a tool to rectify kina barrens are quick to blame overfishing
107.
Forest and Bird's fish list not credible
Forest & Bird’s so-called fish guide is doing consumers a disservice, the seafood sector said.
108.
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 past.
109.
Hauraki Gulf: challenges & opportunities
The Minister for Oceans and Fisheries announced revitalisation of the Hauraki Gulf, in response to the “Sea Change” plan prepared four years earlier
110.
Protecting seabirds and marine mammals
New Zealand is seabird central.
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