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331. Industry condemns skipper’s actions  
Seafood New Zealand supports the prosecution of a commercial fishing boat skipper over the death of albatross at sea.  
332. Warm summer weather brings a fish-for-all  
Prime Minister Jacinda Adern introduced her partner Clarke Gayford this week as a fisherman.  
333. Quota Management System thriving with prudent stock management  
October 7, 2016  
334. Positive start to Code of Conduct roadshow  
The seafood roadshow, or more correctly portshow, is in Greymouth today.  
335. Marketing perceptions of New Zealand in a COVID-world  
New Zealand Story has just released a comprehensive report on how the COVID-19 pandemic has shifted perceptions of New Zealand amongst our key trading markets.  
336. Cautious optimism for Kaikoura paua fishery's recovery  
Earthquakes and storms have hammered our country in recent times and the marine environment has copped it as well.  
337. From fishery science to fake news: how misinformation about the ocean evolves  
This week’s Update is republished with permission from the Sustainable Fisheries website from the University of Washington in Seattle, USA.  Author, Max Mossler, is an important voice in  
338. The perils of perception  
This week, the Ministry for Primary Industries released a report on New Zealanders’ views of the primary sector.  
339. Lucrative China trade the focus of rock lobster conference  
China was the recurring topic at a gathering of the Australasian rock lobster industry in Queenstown this week.  
340. Black petrel captures reported  
A small family fishing company has self-reported the capture of 18 endangered black petrels and two flesh-footed shearwaters over a six-day period in the past week.  
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