A nationwide poll reveals rising public concern over ocean health, with strong support for banning bottom trawling and expanding marine protected areas, highlighting a clear mandate for political action ahead of the election.
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Opposition To Bottom Trawling Surges As Ocean Issues Climb Voter Agenda – WWF New Zealandlocalized stock recovery with protected quotas
\\ \\ **Press Release**\\ \\ **Plenty is possible: ACT to bring abundance to our fisheries**\\ \\ ****Cameron Luxton****\\ \\ 30 Aug 2026\\ \\ “ACT will unlock the potential of our oceans and create a state of plenty: more fish in the water, better fishing for New Zealanders, and stronger fisheries for the future with new fisheries policy,” says ACT’s Conservation spokesperson Cameron Luxton.\\ \\ **Read More**Stacked weekly counts; colour by lean. “n/a” covers government and iwi-Māori sources where lean isn't applicable.
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Yeah, fair enough. Fortunately, I'm from further north, but uh oh look, mate, there's a bigger issue at stake here in relation to the Hodaki Gulf.
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