Biosecurity New Zealand is updating controls on anchoring and fishing at Aotea Great Barrier Island to help prevent the spread of the exotic Caulerpa seaweed.
Caulerpa can form large underwater fields,
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Fish & Game welcomes Waikato wake boat restrictions
Biosecurity New Zealand has issued a new biosecurity rule for wake boats used on a stretch of the Waikato River in a bid to prevent the spread of the pest into other areas.
In August, a report by Biosecurity
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Early entries encouraged for Bay Of Islands Sailing Week
Competitors are being urged to get their entry in early for the 2024 Bay of Islands Sailing Week regatta.
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Water users urged to check water quality before diving in this summer
Swimmers are urged to stay up to date on the quality of their favourite South Canterbury lakes, rivers and beaches to confirm they’re safe to swim in this summer.
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Greenpeace urges new govt to keep NZ First out of Fishing And Ocean portfolios
Greenpeace is urging the National Party to keep New Zealand First out of any oceans or fisheries portfolios.
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Kawakawa Bay boat ramp closed for pontoon upgrade
The Kawakawa Bay Boat Club ramp in Tāmaki Makaurau Auckland has closed temporarily in order for the pontoons at the site to be replaced with improved versions.
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VR showcase a ‘game changer’ for the marine industry
Mast Academy NZ has released its first VR showcase for the marine, composites, and textiles industries.
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Mercury Marine apprentice named top school-based apprentice of 2023
The School-based Apprentice or Trainee of the Year has been awarded to Mercury Marine first-year apprentice Joachim Lopez-Valoa.
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Be prepared when heading out on the water this season – Maritime NZ
Maritime New Zealand is urging water goers to be prepared when heading out on the water this upcoming summer season.
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Disappointment for anglers at popular Bay of Plenty lake
Fish & Game New Zealand says the decision to stop access to Lake Ōkataina near Rotorua is a blow to anglers.
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