Inner Tasman bay to be closed to commercial fishing
The inner Tasman Bay is to be closed to commercial
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The inner Tasman Bay is to be closed to commercial
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The government of New Zealand is proceeding with Labour’s deal with Ngati Porou which might result in loss if fishing grounds.
The New Zealand Seafood Industry Council congratulates fisheries officers for
New Zealand has urged Spain to take action against the
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The government of New Zealand has announced that aquaculture reforms will be overhauled at the earliest.
Darren Guard, a leader in the Nelson and New Zealand fishing industry, has taken up a new role with Maritime New Zealand as a technical trainer.
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