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71.
Forest and Bird's fish list not credible
Forest & Bird’s so-called fish guide is doing consumers a disservice, the seafood sector said.
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Greenpeace tactics painting an unbalanced view of fishing
You have to hand it to Greenpeace – they are master manipulators of the media.
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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
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Protecting seabirds and marine mammals
New Zealand is seabird central.
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Challenge to Forest & Bird - throw stones or engage positively
The environmental charity Forest & Bird has been issued a challenge by Fisheries Minister Stuart Nash.
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Industry committed to a no-harm seabird policy
The seafood sector is supporting a National Plan of Action to protect seabirds.
77.
White-capped albatross census on Auckland Islands
Scientists are heading to the Auckland Islands on Wednesday to complete an annual census of the white-capped albatross.
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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.
79.
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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