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Waiheke temporary closure. NZSFC. 2021

Submission in support of Ngāti Pāoa and the 2-year temporary closure around Waiheke Island to all harvesting of scallops, mussels, crayfish and pāua. NZSFC. 26 February 2021.

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Umupuia temporary closure. NZSFC. 2008-2022.

Submissions in support of Umupuia Beach s186A temporary closures applying to the harvest of cockles. NZSFC. 2008-2022.

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Submission. Hauraki Gulf s186a. Recreational. 6 June 2024.

Submission supporting the 2-year temporary closure at Waiheke, Umupuia Beach, Te Mātā and Waipatukahu. NZSFC, LegaSea, NZ Underwater Association, NZ Angling and Casting. 6 June 2024.

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Hauraki Gulf s186A. Ngāti Pāoa, Ngāi Tai ki Tāmaki, Ngāti Tamaterā. November 2023.

Request sent to Fisheries NZ for a 2-year temporary closure at Waiheke, Umupuia Beach, Te Māta and Waipatukahu on behalf of Ngāti Pāoa, Ngāi Tai ki Tāmaki, Ngāti Tamaterā. November 2023

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Coromandel scallop s186A. Ngāti Hei. 2 May 2024

Application to extend the temporary closure of Ngāti Hei rohe to the harvest of scallops. Ngāti Hei. 2 May 2024

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Submission. Coromandel scallop s186a. Recreational. 6 June 2024.

Submission in support of extending the s186a temporary closure of Ngati Hei rohe to harvest of scallops. NZSFC, LegaSea, NZ Underwater Association, Angling and Casting NZ. 6 June 2024.

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NZSFC submissions – South Island – Feb 2024

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NZSFC submissions – North Island – Feb 2024

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Tutukaka 186A Minister’s decision. 11 Jan 2024

Ministerial approval for the 2-year temporary fisheries closure in Tutukaka Harbour, Ngunguru River, Horahora River and surrounds. Applies to selected species and fishing methods. Gazette notice signed 19 Dec 2023. Minister's decision released 11 January 2024. Effective from 5 February 2024 until February 2026.

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Article. Respecting rāhui is good for conservation. LegaSea. 21 Nov 2023

An increase in extreme weather events, land run-off, and ineffective fisheries management means we need to embrace a variety of tools to restore our inshore marine environment. LegaSea. 21 November 2023.

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