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The recovery of orange roughy stocks is gathering pace.
Fisheries have an increasingly important role to play in feeding the world’s rapidly burgeoning population, according to the United Nations Food and…
There was a surprising, if welcome revelation at the Aquaculture New Zealand conference in Marlborough yesterday – apparently policy makers should…
Last month, the New Zealand Herald published a Rangitikei farmer’s open letter to Jacinda Ardern.
While captures of seabirds have decreased with improved offal and waste control practises aboard the deepwater fleet they appear to have increased…
Wellington’s Muollo family has fished Cook Strait and its coastline for a century.
A favourite New Zealand fish is still on the menu - and so it should be.
Taranaki woman Jacqueline Bublitz has made a heartfelt personal submission on the potential impact of the proposed Maui and Hector’s dolphin threat…
The government’s proposed Threat Management Plan (TMP) for Hector’s and Maui dolphin will put hundreds of small fishermen out of business and hundreds…
China was the recurring topic at a gathering of the Australasian rock lobster industry in Queenstown this week.
Outstanding performers in New Zealand’s seafood sector were recognised in Queenstown today.
A settlement to the vexed issue of a Kermadecs ocean sanctuary must be based on objective science, not subjective ideology.
