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131.
Paua poachers slammed by industry
The Paua Industry Council (PIC) has praised the Ministry for Primary Industries (MPI) for a sting operation that uncovered an illegal paua operation.
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Wildlife populations on the increase
The southern right whale cavorting in the harbour for nearly a fortnight earlier this month captivated Wellingtonians.
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The rise and fall of TACC
There is much noise about the state of the tarakihi fishery at the moment.
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A fresh voice for recreational fishers
Co-operation rather than condemnation is the byword for a recreational fishing group gaining traction in the South Island.
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Seafood industry judged against its Code of Conduct
For the second year running the seafood industry has received a scorecard on its performance.
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Packaging saves boxes from landfill
An innovative new packaging design is removing 180,000 polystyrene boxes from the landfill every year.
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NZ's clean-green image backed by environment survey
Perceptions of the New Zealand environment are improving, according to a long running survey by Lincoln University researchers.
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A Flipping revolution in oyster farming
A Marlborough innovation is revolutionising oyster farming.
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Buoyant seafood industry conference
Cameras will not be introduced on commercial fishing vessels before other pressing issues are addressed, Fisheries Minister Stuart Nash confirmed yesterday.
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Long service & young leader recognised
Long service and a young leader have been recognised for their contribution to seafood industry
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