When it comes to fish, New Zealand is often held up as an exemplar of what happens when you get things right.

Amendments to aquaculture legislation may allow the fisheries minister to override regional coastal plans in 'exceptional circumstances'.

Nearly 30 South Island commercial fish dealers are being investigated for alleged illegal trading.

The moratorium on commercial whaling in the Southern Ocean looks likely to end next year.

The Bluff oyster season opened yesterday with a healthy catch, though supply to northern regions this week may be restricted because of bad weather.

British documentary maker Charles Clover says that NZ risks losing its world-leader status on managing fisheries.

A natural disaster has wiped out 80 per cent of breeding-size cockles, leading to a possible harvesting ban.

Members of the Tribesmen gang have been targeted in the first ever bust by the Organised and Financial Crime Agency today.