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31.
Election campaigns go up a gear
And so it begins in earnest.
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Celebrating seafood: our people, produce, place
Nelson’s Trafalgar Street is set to host the inaugural Seafood Saturday on 25 March.
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Trump-style alternative facts adopted by anti-fishing lobby
The post-truth Trump phenomenon is spreading to New Zealand. Over the summer break untruths about the alleged poor state of this country's fish stocks were published as if they were gospel.
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First two roadshows well-attended
Seafood NZ’s Promise 2020 roadshow kicked off in Nelson, Australasia’s largest fishing port, last Friday.
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Friday, 22 April
UK aquaculture specialists laud New Zealand aquaculture advances
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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
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Seafood industry committed to seabird protection
New Zealand waters are seabird central.
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Seabird trip a success
…nd Greymouth fishermen
visit
ed the breeding…
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The importance of accurate reporting
Seafood New Zealand had to make a rare call to the nation’s media, clarifying assumptions about fishing vessels with COVID-stricken crew
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New Zealand fisheries among the world’s top five
New Zealand ranks among the world’s top five best managed fisheries, Professor Ray Hilborn from the University of Washington says.
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