Representatives from shipping companies and Customs authorities came together for a conference in June to discuss ways to step up the fight against drug trafficking.
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Orange roughy fishery in trouble
A new report has thrown the entire management of the orange roughy fishery into doubt, according to the Deep Sea Conservation Coalition.
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New boat ramp to be developed at Whakatane
The Environmental Protection Authority Te Mana Rauhī Taiao has granted resource consent for a boat harbour to be developed at Keepa Road in Whakatane.
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Brutal finish for NZ at United States Sail Grand Prix
The New Zealand SailGP team has missed out on the podium race after a brutal end to day two of the T-Mobile United States Sail Grand Prix in Chicago last weekend.
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Fish City Albany announced as the official dealer of Osprey Boats
Fish City Albany recently teamed up with Osprey Boats to display and showcase their range of boats in the Upper North Island
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Five people rescued at Abel Tasman after boat flips
Five people were rescued from the water after their boat capsized in Abel Tasman National Park on Tuesday.
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Boatie fined for illegal island landing
An Auckland man who illegally landed on a pest-free conservation island has been slapped with an $800 fine.
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Feedback sought on changes to fisheries settings
Fisheries New Zealand is seeking feedback on proposed changes to catch limits and other settings across a range of fisheries as part of its twice-yearly sustainability review.
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Yacht skipper fined after container ship forced to change course
A yacht skipper who forced a container ship to change course in the Tauranga Harbour entrance has been infringed by the Bay of Plenty Regional Council Harbourmaster.
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Massive implications hidden in Fisheries Amendment Bill
Environmental, fishing and marine conservation groups have banded together to fight clauses in the Fisheries Amendment Bill.
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