Fish farming future as wild fisheries under attack 06 Jul 2021 15:15 PM
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Former New Zealand First minister Shane Jones says iwi need to look at fish farming and aquaculture to make up for potential reductions in their commercial fisheries.
He says just one generation on from the 1991 Sealord Deal and the Māori Fisheries Settlement, the pressure is coming on the New Zealand fishing industry, where Māori hold a lot of their wealth in the form of quota.
That’s threatened by the powerful recreational fishing lobby and the Greens who don’t want to see a large commercial fishing sector.
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Aotearoa Tuatahi looking everywhere for votes 23 Jun 2021 08:15 AM Photo: Radio Waatea Image Database.
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Former New Zealand First MP Shane Jones is dismissing criticism the party is trying to win back its place in parliament through attacks on Maori.
Former New Zealand First MP Shane Jones is dismissing criticism the party is trying to win back its place in parliament through attacks on Māori.
Leader Winston Peters’ speech to the annual conference on Sunday included an extended rant over the use of Māori names for government agencies and reports on the increased use of Aotearoa as a substitute for New Zealand.
Poor turn out for trade hui 04 May 2021 11:51 AM
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Former New Zealand First minister Shane Jones says the organisers of a trade hui in Northland should have worked harder to make people aware of it.
Saturday’s Te Taitokerau Regional Trade Hui at the Turner Centre in Kerikeri was one of a series by Māori international trade consultative group Te Taumata, and had a particular focus on Māori women in trade.
Mr Jones says he was disappointed at the turnout, given the calibre of speakers such as Foreign Affairs Minister Nanaia Mahuta, Māori Trade Under-Secretary Rino Tirikatene and South African High Commissioner Vuyiswa Tulelo.
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