Recreational and commercial fishers suspected of illegally selling over 1 tonne of pāua and hundreds of crayfish have been raided by Ministry for Primary Industries' (MPI) compliance officers today.
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Free Fish Heads website gains popularity
It's an initiative that began out of anger at the massive waste of food.
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NewsProtest planned against 'wasteful practices' of commercial fishers
A call to implement a 12 nautical mile commercial fisher exclusion zone around the New Zealand coastline will be a key message at a protest rally tomorrow in Auckland.
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Te Ohu Kaimoana to remain as advocacy group for iwi
57 iwi from around the country converged on Wellington this morning to decide the fate of Te Ohu Kaimoana in a special general meeting.
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Ara Ika creates jobs for Ngāti Kahungunu whānau
A new training programme for workers in the fishing industry is providing permanent employment opportunities for Hawke's Bay locals. "Ara Ika" is filling the void of skilled fishing workers which has seen a decline over the last few years.
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Ngāti Kahungunu's new fishing net reduces undersized fish catch
Ngāti Kahungunu has committed to using a new fishing net design that will drastically reduce the number of undersize fish that get trapped in the nets.
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Feedback sought from Iwi on Māori Commercial Fisheries structure
A nation-wide hui will be held next month allowing iwi to give feedback on changes to the Māori Commercial Fisheries (MCF) structure.
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NewsIwi Working Group formed following Māori Fisheries Review
A Working Group has been formed to work with Iwi on recommendations in a review of the Māori Fisheries Structures.
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Close to one million spent on Māori commercial fisheries structure review
Close to a million dollars was the total cost for a report reviewing the Māori commercial fisheries structure.
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Review recommendation may see end for Te Ohu Kaimoana
A review of Māori Commercial Fisheries Structures has recommended that Te Ohu Kaimoana, the body charged with distributing fisheries assets to iwi, be disestablished.
