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251. Oyster community fears the worst  
The outbreak of a fatal disease in Stewart Island’s farmed oysters is aquaculture’s equivalent of foot and mouth.  
252. The dolphin decision - a cost/benefit analysis  
It’s landed, and the fallout is just beginning.  
253. Just enough Bluffies to kick-start the season  
The exclusive member only Wellington Club was this week offering one Bluff oyster for $20.  
254. The bright blue future - strangled in red tape  
In the world of New Zealand seafood, aquaculture, it must be said, has always been the teacher’s favourite. Mostly well behaved and destined for a bright and limitless future. The one kid who is  
255. Election campaigns go up a gear  
And so it begins in earnest.  
256. Seafood sustainability improves and meets international standards  
… environmental performance of New Zealand’s seafood industry has improved markedly.  
257. Cobber, you know our seafood is better, right?  
They’ve got a few problems over the ditch getting Aussies to eat home-grown seafood.  
258. Marine protection claims misleading  
The claim by World Wildlife Fund (WWF) that ‘less than one percent of Aotearoa’s oceans are fully protected’ is being displayed on billboards around New Zealand.  
259. Why every signpost is pointing to algae  
Cawthron Institute’s announcement yesterday that they have been awarded $3 million to investigate the potential of the red seaweed Karengo and the micro algae Chlorella as protein sources is just  
260. Travel advice for Ms Ardern and Ms Collins  
In one of the light moments, okay the only light moment, of the second televised political leaders’ debate, Jacinda Ardern and Judith Collins were asked where they would most like to holiday in New  
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