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Missing hunter winched to safety from Kaweka Range
The man huddled under a survival blanket for more than 48 hours, police said.
Body of lone angler found at popular beach in Kaipara
Police enquiries indicated the man had been fishing alone at a remote area of the beach.
Calls to ban bottom trawling from Hauraki Gulf
Government failed in latest plan to ban bottom contact fishing from Gulf, says Alliance.
Boats no closer than 300m to marine mammals, and no swimming with dolphins
Sanctuary vital to reverse rapid decline of Bay's bottlenose dolphins, Minister says.
Boat seized after fishermen caught with 99 snapper
Auckland MPI Fishery Officers seized a recreational boat after the group were found
Unbelievable! Fishermen's close-up experience with humpback whale
"I heard off in the distance a large crashing sound."
Fishing company ordered to forfeit boat, pay fine after breaking law 8 times
The company was caught set netting within the four-nautical-mile prohibited area.
'A special sisterhood': Taupō women set to represent NZ in fly fishing
The New Zealand women's fly fishing team will compete in the two-leg Oceania Competition.
Two men missing from notorious Raglan fishing spot
The men, aged 52 and 44, failed to return from their fishing trip yesterday.
Pink maomao outrage drives law change
Call to respond to consultation: forums say no-one needs more than 20 finfish total
Whangaroa iwi eyes return of rock oyster industry
Native rock oysters smaller but more flavoursome than commercially-grown Pacific oysters.
'Everybody is just grateful to be alive': fishermen pulled from sea by container ship
The fishermen were taken to Auckland after being rescued off Northland's coast.
Man charged for trading $1.2m of unreported seafood named
Man pled guilty and was sentenced to 12 months home detention and fined $525,000.
Ngāi Tahu to run marine farms after Treaty settlement
Ngāi Tahu has been advocating for its rights since the 1992 fisheries settlement.
Not bad, cod be better: Fishing season underway
Unlike the rest of the country, trout season kicked off on Saturday in Rotorua.
Small fish size drives NZ King Salmon to first half loss
Compensating restrictions on its harvest had negatively impacted on the result.
Ōpōtiki wins US contract for $400m greenshell mussels export
The company will start exporting its popular greenshell mussels (Whakatōhea kutai).
New trout season looks promising
Some Taranaki tips for the new trout fishing season opening next week.
New fishing season starts this week: What you need to know
The new trout fishing season gets under way this week — here's what you need to know.
Fishing company to pay $500,000 over worker's death getting caught in automated freezer machine
The man died after becoming caught in machinery in the ship's automated freezer system.
Field Day fishing event back on track despite delay
90 Mile Beach popular fishing event, with 20 anglers braving windy conditions.
'Very fortunate': Men plucked from sinking boat
The men had life jackets on and used flares which helped save their lives.
Divers target more than 2000 boat hulls to eradicate pests
Programme to rid precious harbours of pests begins.
Lockdown Hero: Generous fisherman gives away $12k of fish to people in need
Fisherman puts dinner on the table for struggling families.
Exclusive Coromandel scallop idea floated after fishery closed
'There are all sorts of great value-added solutions if we change the model."
Tragedy avoided: Giant ship collides with fishing boat
TAIC report: Both vessels were aware of each other - but acted too late.
Trout fishing season well anticipated by fishers
This trout fishing season there's a change to the opening on three Rotorua lakes.
Fisherman rescued from 8m cliff after getting swept off rocks at Raglan
The man had been swept off rocks while fishing but was eventually rescued.
Scallop season and sunshine cause enforcement headache for police
Police are urging rule breaking Northlanders to think of the region's first responders.
'An expensive mistake': Car underwater after lockdown fishing trip goes horribly wrong
The keen fishermen appear to have broken more than just lockdown rules.
Swazi Man Davey Hughes' guide to hunting in Level 3
"We've got few more freedoms this year so that's fantastic."
Fish & Game urges 'sensible' fishing trips during lockdowns
Fishing freedom not an invitation to meet with your mates for a beer down at the river