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Diver captures footage of 'odd' wormlike sea creature
The wormlike creature was about 5 to 10 metres long and tinged pink.
The wormlike creature was about 5 to 10 metres long and tinged pink.
Forest & Bird wants to see a three-year ban to allow the population to recover.
Firm wants to test two 3600ha Otago ocean sites for viability of offshore salmon farming.
Investment specialist Mark Fowler argues that Government isn't helping the business.
Divers capture footage of surprise encounter with bizarre rare sea creature.
Te Aroha feels the Prime Ministerial love again.
MPI under fire for Stewart Island oyster farm compensation performance.
Could king salmon become "as big as dairy" for New Zealand? Pattrick Smellie investigates.
Removal of whales from Northland beach a logistical nightmare.
Bluff man had millions of oysters removed after outbreak of deadly parasite.
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Tane Zanders was fined after pleading guilty to three fisheries charges.
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Snapper are being put through comprehensive physical testing.
The NZ Initiative supports better balance between commercial and recreational fishing.
New study prompts group's call for fisheries closures to save iconic yellow-eyed penguin.
A prized species of salmon could help scientists solve mysteries about human reproduction.
Simon Bridges has rebuffed claims of secret development plans for conservation land.
Ministry is concerned untreated water could harm New Zealand's natural environment.
The owner of the mysterious object found washed up on a Southland beach has come forward.
West Coast Fish and Game have come to the aid of the Paringa Salmon Farm and cafe, which lost as many as 13,000 salmon after intruders tampered with the water supply.
COMMENT: The launch of the Hauraki Gulf's first marine spatial plan is a major achievement and not to be under-estimated, writes Gary Taylor.
Proposed new marine protected areas, rules for polluters and changes to commercial fishing methods have been revealed in a long-awaited master plan for the Hauraki Gulf.
As Govt announces its relief package, Kaikoura businesses spell out what they need to survive.
Sanford, New Zealand's largest listed fishing group, is in consultations with 232 staff who look likely to lose their jobs at the company.
Above the waters of the Hauraki Gulf, a marine farm might appear only a tidy row of racks, or a small bunch of ropes and buoys dotted against the blue.