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Mana whenua and the Government move to fight invasive seaweed.

Bunnings agrees to yank ad showing friends cooking undersized fish on beach.

TAIC has identified nationwide safety issues relating to recreational boats and boating.

Niwa says the reefs are rich with thriving plants and animals.

Jamie Tuuta is chairman of Whakaata Māori and Tourism New Zealand.

Project Kahurangi is New Zealand's first marine conservation digital library. Video / NZ Herald / Supplied

From the East Coast to the top of the South, Nash says we're spoiled for choice.

EDITORIAL: It's been another long and difficult year; thank goodness we can hit the beach!

The alarm was raised early this morning after man failed to return.

Water-related tragedies surpass last year's statistics as males urged to be better.

David Parker has decided the pāua fishing season will take place from 15 April to 15 June.

The 14-year-old boy was taken back to his family safe and uninjured.

As the cost of living bites, many can't afford bad weather getting in the way.

Weigh-in of a 464kg black marlin at Paihia, landed by Ross Tuydor on board Raptor. Video / Bay of Islands Swordfish Club

Catching salmon in Otago Harbour is likely coming to an end.

Laid up in hospital once for weeks, he wondered if he’d ever get a chance to fish again.

Four people fishing whitebait were spotted in the Avon River, a day after season's end.

Fishermen fined, boat forfeited after pair lie about why they had more fish than allowed.

Emergency services responded to missing fishermen callout, then spotted the fire in Huia.

The daily bag limit for kahawai is 20 per person. The pair were caught with 211.

When the Enchanter sank in March, five men lost their lives and critics of skipper Lance Goodhew say his bad decision led to the disaster. Video / Mike Scott

Packaging, clothes and discarded fishing nets are some of the likely sources.

One of the bigger rainbows has been caught in the Mackenzie canals.

People caught unlawfully in possession of toheroa can face fines of up to $20,000.

About 500 crayfish were identified as being involved in the pair's scheme.

Complaints of speeding risks the safety of dog-walkers, cyclists and pedestrians.

The boat crashed into the base of Mauao in January 2020 after the skipper fell asleep.

Teacher says game fishing is torture - others say move is 'cancel culture gone mad'.

Axel Goldsbury is helping feed his family using survival skills he learned online.