Salmon
Sheep, beef and fish: Unlocking New Zealand's aquaculture potential
The government has a goal to grow aquaculture to a $3 billion-a-year industry. But red tape – and red flags – stand in the way. Audio
Regenerating stream is great news for Rakaia salmon
It's been 70 years since fresh mountain water rippled through the east branch of Glenariffe Stream in Canterbury's Rakaia Gorge. Now, thanks to a generous bequest, it will soon flow again. Audio
The fight to save British Columbia's wild salmon
Field biologist Alexandra Morton has been on a 30 year crusade to save British Columbia's wild salmon taking on governments and industry. Her extensive research has shone a light on the detrimental… Audio
Calling Home: Will Barton in Norstrand, Norway
Will Barton moved to Norway 13 years ago, and now lives with his wife and two children in Nordstrand, south of Oslo. He for a company called Jottacloud, a cloud-based storage system that runs in… Audio
Fishing for the Future
It's wild salmon fishing season, and our guest this week, Chief Executive of North Canterbury Fish & Game, Rasmus Gabrielsson, talks about efforts to keep the fishery sustainable. Audio
King Salmon hopes Cook Strait move will gain support
Marlborough fish farmer, King Salmon, is optimistic its bid to move into the Cook Strait will win over the company's critics. Audio
Salmon set to surpass dairy, save the planet
New Zealand’s biggest salmon farmer has an audacious project to make aquaculture bigger than dairy. Think huge underwater salmon paddocks under the Cook Strait, and an industry with an environmental… Audio
Could salmon farming become the new dairy?
New Zealand’s half-a-billion-dollar salmon industry could become 35 times bigger and the world’s most sustainable farming practice, an industry head says. Audio
Years before salmon stocks meet demand - NZ King Salmon
Sushi and salmon prices have been hit hard by a shortage in salmon stock and the country's biggest supplier says it will take years to recover. Audio
Ora King Salmon Sashimi My Way
Recipe by Laurent Loudeac
From Nine To Noon on Monday 9 October 2017
Irrigators blamed for drop in salmon numbers in Canterbury
One Canterbury angler says he'd have more lucky winning lotto than catching a salmon, because fish screens that are supposed to prevent them from being sucked in to irrigation canals are not working. Audio
Debate about shifting Marlborough salmon farms
Debate is heating up over the relocation of salmon farms in Marlborough Sounds as the axe hangs over the industry. Audio
Proposed new salmon farm locations revealed
Moving six salmon farms in the Marlborough Sounds would help clean up the seabed and boost production, the government says.
Thousands of salmon killed in farm break-in
A burglary in South Westland has left 13,000 juvenile salmon dead and a farm about $20,000 out of pocket. Audio
13,000 salmon dead following burglary in South Westland
Police are investigating a mysterious burglary in South Westland which left 13,000 juvenile salmon dead and a farm almost $20,000 out of pocket. Audio
Smoked Salmon Potato Stack topped Purslane Yoghurt and Fennel and Apple Slaw
Recipe by Judith Cullen
From Nine To Noon on Monday 28 November 2016
Heading down the Waimak
Large schools of kahawai are chasing krill in the Waimakariri River mouth in North Canterbury. The annual salmon run is about to start so it's a popular spot for local anglers. Fish and Game… Audio
Smoked salmon, cherry tomato and asparagus tart with lemon and rocket
Recipe by Nadia Lim
From Afternoons on Friday 6 November 2015