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Body of missing fisherman found on Te Kawau Bay five months after incident


Body of missing fisherman found on Te Kawau Bay five months after incident
21 Jan, 2021 10:59 PM
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John Planas was reported missing after failing to return from a fishing trip on a kayak off Duder Regional Park on August 30. Photo / Google
John Planas was reported missing after failing to return from a fishing trip on a kayak off Duder Regional Park on August 30. Photo / Google
NZ Herald
The body of a fisherman reported missing last year has been found washed up on a beach.
The 33-year-old man has been identified as John Planas - a Philippines national who lived in Auckland.

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Local Matters - Kawau boaties move to ban dredging


Kawau boaties move to ban dredging
Jon Whisker says the club is committed to taking up the cause.
The Kawau Boating Club has unanimously voted to ban scallop dredging around the island and in Kawau Bay.
It is a voluntary ban that members have agreed to, and the club is calling on Mahurangi residents to join them.
Club captain Jon Whisker says the club is assembling marine ecology experts and will begin lobbying the government for an enforced regional ban.
He says dredges rip up the seafloor and crush scallop eggs before they can mature.
“It’s a great recreational fishery, but if we keep dragging on the ocean floor, there won’t be any scallops left to catch,” he says.

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