400 hours community work for black market fish dealer

400 hours community work for black market fish dealer

A fisherman who illegally sold 69 grey mullet fish has been sentenced to 400 hours of community service, MPI Fisheries Northland said in a Facebook post. Ray Sepania Lafaelle Pereira appeared before the Manukau District on 16 June 2020 for sentencing where he pleaded...
Book reviews: June 2020

Book reviews: June 2020

Our staff and contributors share their latest favourite read from the bookshelf Pick of the month AutopiaJon BentleyAllen & UnwinRRP $39.99 Reviewed by Claire Smith Cars are one of the most significant human creations. They changed our cities. They changed our...
NZ-made: NZ Hunting Guide

NZ-made: NZ Hunting Guide

With New Zealand borders shut due to the ongoing COVID-19 pandemic, many businesses relying on tourism have been hit hard. “While we have a good Kiwi client base, overseas tourism is a big part of our business, especially fly fishing,” says NZ Hunting Guide owner...
NZ-made: Allan Tongs Boatbuilders

NZ-made: Allan Tongs Boatbuilders

When New Zealand was given a 48-hour notice leading up to the lockdown, the team at Allan Tongs Boatbuilders also retreated to their bubbles. “We have had to close down the workshop over the Level 4 lockdown but opened again with the recommended safety measures in...
21-year-old wins Coastguard Volunteer of the Year Award

21-year-old wins Coastguard Volunteer of the Year Award

The youngest of the four shortlisted for this year’s Coastguard Young Volunteer Award was chosen as the winner by Kiwis across the country who cast their vote online. On 25 May, 21-year-old Coastguard Mana volunteer Kate Stewart was announced as the winner for this...
NZ-made: Reel Ezy

NZ-made: Reel Ezy

The impact of COVID-19 has seen a rush of loyalty and pride in New Zealand-owned and operated businesses, with many that have previously flown under the radar gaining momentum with a population wishing to support local. And that is what New Zealand needs right now....