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Revealed: New fishing restrictions for Hauraki Gulf
18 new protection areas to be created under major new environmental plan.
18 new protection areas to be created under major new environmental plan.
About 2680 people camped at the spot last summer.
It is illegal to remove fins and discard the body of sharks caught in NZ waters.
The South Island has the highest rate of illegal hunting in the country.
"I felt the fight wasn't over until I had a tail rope on it.'
Police have found the body of a man who has been missing for almost two weeks.
Second half of financial year expected to be seasonally stronger.
Bonamia ostreae can kill flat oysters, putting the entire Bluff oyster trade at risk.
A man, 26, has been arrested after two women were hit by pellets.
Three 18-year-olds were in their four-wheel-drive when they spotted the motorbike.
The women were walking near the Clutha River on May 1.
The great white shark is a protected species under the Wildlife Act.
Information sought regarding two men who might be connected to the incident.
The annual game-bird hunting season has kicked off after last year's season was delayed due to Covid-19. Made with funding from NZ On Air. Video / The South Today
The woman first warned of the dangers of hunters shooting from boats two years ago.
A friend raised concern after the man failed to return home yesterday afternoon.
He and a friend cruised around spotlighting paddocks in search of animals to shoot.
DoC accepts it could improve information around hazards and risks.
The fisherman estimated the shark was three to four metres long.
More hunters are expected for 2021 roar, after last year's season was cancelled.
Like anything relating to fish, there are many sides to this story.
Boat had five times the legal limit - 99 snapper between three men.
A trout badly harmed by an ingested thread spurs a call to keep rubbish out of our rivers.
Amaltal, owned by Talley's Group, was convicted last year.
The man failed to return home from a fishing trip in the Twizel-Tekapo area on Saturday.
Pair were left clinging to a chilly bin but fortunately wearing lifejackets.
The competition prizes totalled $10,000 but no-one caught a salmon.
It is the biggest black marlin landed by a member of one Tauranga club in nearly 60 years.