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Tag: Kaimoana. Showing results 1 - 10 of 40
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NewsTwo-year rāhui on Waiheke Island to help kaimoana replenish
A rāhui will restrict the public and commercial fishing from accessing kaimoana around Waiheke Island.
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Health risk reason seized kaimoana not donated to charity, says MPI
The Ministry of Primary Industries says it is too dangerous to give away seized seafood.
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Moana New Zealand's efforts through Covid-19 benefits all Iwi with dividend shares
All 58 Iwi will receive a share of $8.8 million dividends as the financial results are finalised.
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Iwi unite to dominate seafood industry
Watch out for a new force in the industry based on 40 years of work.
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Harvest of kaimoana stopped alongside Coromandel
Hauraki iwi, Ngāti Tamaterā wants to stop the harvest of kaimoana along a stretch of coastline in the Coromandel for two years.
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Ngāti Tamaterā concerned at ‘pillage’ of kaimoana stocks
A spokesperson for Ngāti Tamaterā supports the Pare Hauraki rāhui of gathering kaimoana. Koro Ngapo says that the mass harvesting by summer tourists is depleting shellfish stocks to dangerous levels.
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Hāngī business looks to franchise to help whānau Māori
Te Kawe Ratu (Tūhoe), owner of Da Hāngī Pit, is offering a slice of the ‘business pie’ to whānau Māori - franchising his food stalls for a one time only offer to help whānau recovering from the impact of the COVID lockdown.
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Ngāti Porou Seafoods lands the big one with AHIA
Ngāti Porou Fisheries' AHIA Freshly Smoked Kahawai Manuka Honey has been awarded Seafood NZ Water Champion, after receiving a GOLD award from judges at the Outstanding NZ Food Producer Awards 2020.
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Blue Marlin weighing 273.75 kg wins Gisborne’s biggest fishing comp
Two brothers from Hawke's Bay have dominated the biggest fishing competition in Gisborne, catching a Blue Marlin and a Striped Marlin heavier than their competitors and collecting $10,000 in prize money.
