29 Mahuru 2020 We are proud of Te Ohu Kaimoana Chief Executive, Dion Tuuta, who was last week appointed as a Te Ao Māori representative to the Department of Conservation's [...]

Te Ohu Kaimoana Chief Executive Dion Tuuta Returning to Taranaki 23 September 2020 Media release Kua hoki te manukura o Te Ohu Kai Moana ki tōna whenua taurikura, ki tōna kāinga papatupu. E te kaihautū, e te [...]

Collaborative approach looking at wider impacts to restore Marlborough scallops 16 Mahuru 2020                 Despite a 4 year closure to fishing, the scallop beds in Marlborough show no signs of [...]

Giving better effect to Te Tiriti o Waitangi  under Section 4 of the Conservation Act 11 Mahuru 2020               We welcome the partial review of the Department of Conservation’s general policies [...]

Representing an iwi view on TVNZ's Breakfast 8 Mahuru 2020                 After a week of passionate debate about the tension between fisheries and sustainability, Dion Tuuta spoke with Breakfast's John Campbell [...]

Representing quality kaimoana from Wharekauri, Chatham Islands 4 Mahuru 2020               "Fishing is a way of life" for seventh generation Chatham Islander, Delwyn Tuanui. Earlier this week he spoke to RNZ's [...]