For many Māori families, seafood takes center place on the Christmas menu and are preparing to gather the delicacy for the celebration meal. However, the Ministry of Primary Industries is urging everyone to only fish and gather shellfish within the legal limits.
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Two Gisborne men fined for crayfish offences
Two men from Gisborne have been fined over $10,000 for multiple crayfish offences.
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Illegal operation poached pāua worth over $17,000
Pāua to the value of more than $17,000 was illegally taken by three main offenders in a black market operation called The Paua Corporation.
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NewsNgāpuhi descendants call for commercial fishing ban in Hokianga Harbour
Ngāpuhi descendants are proposing a fishing ban after commercial fishing practices have sparked apprehension for sustainability in the Hokianga. The focus of the ban is marine conservation and sustainability for generations to come.
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Māori fishing strategy proposal has been welcomed by Te Aitanga-a-Mahaki.
One of three principal iwi in Gisborne, Te Aitanga-a-Mahaki, wants full control over their fishing rights. Lead negotiator Willie Te Aho says the new proposed Māori fishing strategy looks set to support their wishes.
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Auckland resident hunts eels during floods
Communities across South East Auckland and the Coromandel have been battling floods since last night. But one Ramarama resident made the most of the heavy rain and flooding by gathering a popular Māori delicacy.
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NewsNative marine birds and mammals are threatened with extinction- Report
New Zealand’s oceans, coasts, and marine wildlife are under serious and growing pressure, according to the first national report from the Ministry for the Environment and Statistics New Zealand about the marine environment. Most of New Zealand’s marine bird species are threatened with or at risk of extinction, including species of albatrosses, penguins, and herons. More than one-quarter of marine mammal species are threatened with extinction, including the New Zealand sea lion and species of dolphins and whales.
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Māori Party challenged to leave government over Kermadecs
The Māori Party is being challenged to walk away from the government over the divide between Māori and the government regarding the Kermadec Ocean Sanctuary. In an announcement today, Te Ohu Kaimoana will continue taking the government to court over Māori rights to the Kermadecs.
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Ngāti Wai erects pou to assert tribal fishing rights
Ngāti Wai has erected a carved post at Mimiwhangata in opposition to the government's move to re-designate fishing reserves in its tribal territory. The people of Ngāti Wai have erected a post representing their principal ancestor, Manaia, at Mimiwhangata.
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NZ-Pacific Islands cooperate to protect fisheries
New Zealand has joined forces with a number of Pacific island countries to protect the fishing rights of Fiji, Niue, Tokelau and Tuvalu. Fisheries patrols conducted by the New Zealand Defence Force together with the Ministry for Primary Industries and Pacific Islands countries have announced that 34 commercial fishing vessels were boarded and 36 breaches detected during the inspections in the south-west Pacific since the operation began in June.
