Shellfish season about to close
The New Zealand Ministry of Fisheries is ready to propose a closed season for shellfish gathering at Cockle Bay in Manukau City to protect depleted cockle beds.
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The New Zealand Ministry of Fisheries is ready to propose a closed season for shellfish gathering at Cockle Bay in Manukau City to protect depleted cockle beds.
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The Government is intent on the destruction of the seafood
The Government is intent on the destruction of the seafood
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