A group of volunteer scuba divers are removing up to a tonne of waste each month from Wellington's sea shores. Ghost Fishing NZ Director Rob Wilson says every little bit counts when it comes to ensuring the survival of marine life.
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Hoki fishing quota reduced
The fishing industry has reduced the West Coast hoki quota by 22 percent after skippers of hoki trawlers in the area have been reporting reduced catches of the fish.
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Whitebaiters warned to obey the rules as season kicks off
The whitebait season has kicked off and the Department of Conservation is urging whitebaiters to follow the rules to protect the threatened species.
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New addition to Rotorua nature park to protect endangered kōkopu
Up to 2000 giant kōkopu will be released at Rainbow Springs Nature Park in Rotorua tomorrow, in a bid to keep up the breeding population of whitebait.
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Chippie casts wide net with te reo classes
People all over the South Island could soon have the opportunity to take part in mass te reo Māori classes led by the owner of Christchurch restaurant Fush.
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Raw Trevally Salad with Pomegranate
In a fitting conclusion to Island Feast, chef Peter Kuruvita explores breathtakingly beautiful areas of the Cook Islands, learning how to spearfish and hunt mud crabs by traditional means, before cooking a crowd favourite with a local twist for his final meal.
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Episode 13- Fish & Chips, Orange Kawakawa Summer drink
TKKM o Puau te Moananui a Kiwa: The Kids Kai Kart Challenge for the day is Homemade Fish & Chips. (This recipe can also be found on Episode 18)
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Kokonda
Peter Kuruvita navigates Indonesia’s spice islands by sea, finds favourite ingredients at their source and prepares a feast fit for a sultan.
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Tina Nicoise
Today, Anne prepares Tina Nicoise, Huevos Rancheros, Eggs done 3 ways and Kawakawa tea.
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Fausi's Tuna Curry
Peter Kuruvita lands on the Indonesian island of Sulawesi and moves from the hustle and bustle of the seafood markets in the capital of Makassar, to the salt fields and ship building yards along the south coast.
