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161. Aquaculture and the Norway conundrum  
In the world of New Zealand aquaculture, there is no avoiding comparing yourself against the standard set by the Norwegians and, in particular, the Norway government’s commitment to the industry.  
162. NZ system compares favourably with Iceland  
Iceland is often lauded as having a superior fisheries management model to that of this country.  
163. Rigorous scientific assessment of orange roughy fisheries in final stage  
27 January, 2016  
164. The sinking of Eliminator  
It takes as little as 30 seconds to sink a boat.  
165. Seafood sector adapts to uncertain times  
The seafood sector is rapidly coming to terms with life in lockdown.  
166. COVID-19 update - 3 April 2020  
*MPI communications, market access and trade, key contacts.  
167. Friday, 25 March  
Overriding customary and property rights in Kermadecs not acceptable  
168. Government needs to partner with Maori on fisheries issues  
Management of the marine environment must be done in conjunction with the Treaty partner, the Maori Fisheries conference was told this week.  
169. Orange roughy’s redemption celebrated at book launch  
The remarkable turnaround of New Zealand’s orange roughy fishery, long-hailed as an example of over-fishing, has been detailed in a book to be launched tonight in Wellington.  
170. Paua and rock lobster make voluntary reductions  
The Chathams paua fishery, the country's biggest, is preparing for a further voluntary catch reduction.  
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