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Sunday, 4 March 2012: Plenty of Fish in the Sea?
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Forest and Bird advocacy manager Kevin Hackwell and Seafood Industry Council chief executive Peter Bodeker debate the state of our fish stocks; Dr William Cheung outlines the findings of a recent University of British Columbia Study which identified parts of New Zealand's fisheries as among the most at risk in the world; and Pete Lamb reflects on the state of recreational fishing in New Zealand.
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