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Details needed on cameras on vessels announcement

In response to Minister David Parker’s announcement on 25 May about the national roll-out of cameras on commercial inshore fishing vessels, Seafood New Zealand (SNZ) Chief Executive Jeremy Helson says the most important questions still remain unanswered.

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Seafood Industry Remains Concerned on Chatham Rise

The seafood industry today welcomed new developments with Chatham Rock Phosphate’s (CRP) application to mine the Chatham Rise area, a key fishing ground for New Zealand. “We’re very pleased that the Environmental Protection Authority (EPA) has asked CRP for a lot more information on the adverse environmental effects of their proposal to mine large areas...
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Seafood sector welcomes artificial intelligence

Opinion piece: Artificial Intelligence can already do some big things, some revolutionary, some potentially frightening. There’s the risk of disruption from fake political ads, nervousness about what it means for our jobs and philosophical questions about what constitutes life.

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Scientists differ over carbon and trawling

Two years after being received, a paper questioning claims that trawling generates more carbon than air travel has finally been published in the same scientific journal. The original paper, by Sala et al, created global headlines, largely generated by the accompanying media release. The paper was first published in Nature and the claim that trawling released more carbon than air travel rapidly became “fact”.

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Jeremy Helson: In defence of New Zealand fisheries

New Zealand has a robust and strictly enforced Quota Management System (QMS) which was designed to ensure our fisheries are sustainable and the wider aquatic environment protected. The QMS is a global success story. Some New Zealand fisheries were once overfished and most have recovered to levels where they can be sustainably used. Orange roughy is a great example of this and is now independently certified as sustainable and healthy by the Marine Stewardship Council.

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The Squid Fishery and New Zealand Sea Lions

The Squid Fishery and New Zealand Sea Lions Published: 28 August 2018 What’s causing the decline of sea lions? And what’s the remedy? The New Zealand sea lion population at Auckland Islands (Figure 1) is assessed to have declined from around 15,000 animals in 2000 to around 10,000 today – very much a cause for...
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Road Show rolls to a close, for this year…

Road Show rolls to a close, for this year… Fifteen ports later, the Code of Conduct road show has rolled to a close. Seafood New Zealand’s Tim Pankhurst and Lesley Hamilton along with Fisheries Inshore New Zealand’s Jeremy Helson have presented to fishermen and women at Nelson, Greymouth, New Plymouth, Tauranga, Whitianga, Auckland, Leigh, Gisborne,...
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OpenSeas playbook launched

OpenSeas playbook launched Published: 24 April 2018 OpenSeas has released a playbook on the programme. The comprehensive guide aims to help New Zealand seafood companies understand the range of tools available and find ways to best utilise the programme within their businesses. Launched at New Zealand Seafood Industry Conference in 2017, OpenSeas is focused on...
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