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Iwi hui to talk aquaculture opportunities
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Whio sighting confirmed on Hinemaiaia River
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Boaties urged to give marine mammals wide berth
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NRC urging boat owners to have wreck removal insurance
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Te Awamutu Deerstalkers get meat for foodbanks
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Patience is key for local whitebaiters as the season starts slowly in Hawke's Bay.
Whitebait season begins with rules unchanged
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Sanford site closure: 'Devastating blow' to seafood industry
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Police rescue couple left clinging to tinnie in Northland
Policeman dives in to help couple clinging to side of sinking tinnie.
Pūkeko taco stars at game bird food night
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The Road Ahead: A call for change in the south - what matters to Kiwis right now
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Fishy: Banned Bangladeshi fish slips in after being declared as sardines
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The tiny iwi that sold a dream and is reaping the awards
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'A soulmate, father and a friend': Family mourns fisherman
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What's that fish? Fisherman's strange catch in Opunake
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Man sentenced for 'unprecedented' non-reporting of 11 tonnes of crayfish and pāua
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