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101. Commercial fishers agree to extend Hawke's Bay area closure  
The commercial fishing industry will again support the closure of 237 square kilometres of ocean off Hawke's Bay this summer.  
102. Milestones for commercial and recreational fishing advocates  
Graeme Sinclair's Gone Fishin was the first of what has become a raft of Kiwi-produced fishing shows.  
103. Warming waters an increasing threat to the planet and fishing  
The volume of chatter about the global environment has been temporarily turned down while the world deals with a more urgent and imminent virologic threat and so it is little wonder that a recent  
104. Friday, 29 April  
Seafood companies launch High Court Kermadecs challenge  
105. Gaps remain in far-reaching fisheries management changes  
The Government announced a $30.5 million boost to fisheries management in last week’s Budget. How much of this is new money and how much will be cost recovered from the fishing industry is unclear.  
106. World leading fisheries management showcased in mini-documentary  
The Quota Management System is made simple in one of a series of mini-documentaries highlighting the success of the New Zealand seafood industry.  
107. What about the wellbeing of our fishers and their families?  
The dolphin threat management plan (TMP) released this week is all about image.  
108. New recreational management system needed - report  
Management of recreational fisheries needs to change, a research group has found.  
109. Seafood outlook looking rosy  
The latest Situation and Outlook for Primary Industries, released yesterday by the Ministry for Primary Industries, paints a positive picture for the future of New Zealand’s commercial seafood  
110. Bringing the next generation into the seafood industry  
Education is on the minds of industry, the government, and multiple agencies right now and being fuelled by the changing COVID-19 environment.  
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