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271. Measuring the true value of our shared fisheries  
… academic Dr Glenn Simmons and the recreational fishing survey are to be used as cudgels against the…  
272. Fishers and farmers lead economic recovery charge  
With New Zealand peering into an economic abyss as restrictions on many businesses continue, there is reason for optimism coming out of the primary sector.  
273. Scientific integrity must be paramount in a fake news world  
Many a beautiful theory has been killed by an ugly fact, so the saying goes, and a demonstration of that was witnessed this week when the work of one scientist was eviscerated by another.  
274. The end of a fishy marathon  
We find them guilty too. That was the verdict from the seafood industry after the sentencing of Hawke’s Bay Seafoods, its related companies, directors and manager.  
275. Just enough Bluffies to kick-start the season  
The exclusive member only Wellington Club was this week offering one Bluff oyster for $20.  
276. Bad behaviour brings us all down  
It’s been a long ten days of scandal in political circles and it has drawn well-deserved public condemnation.  
277. It's time to stop talking to ourselves  
…During the first lockdown, the fishing industry ratcheted up its philanthropy, with many companies donating fish to…  
278. Talley’s skipjack tuna gets tick of sustainability  
New Zealand's main skipjack tuna purse seine fishery has been certified by the Marine Stewardship Council (MSC) as being sustainably managed.  
279. Moana New Zealand tackling mental health awareness head on  
One of the saddest sights seen in this country was the 579 pairs of shoes arrayed on Parliament’s lawn.  
280. Wider oceans policy adopted by National as well  
This week the National Party named Tim van de Molen as the new Fisheries Spokesman. And like Labour a few weeks ago, has changed the name of the portfolio to Oceans and Fisheries.  
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