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6 contents ISSUE 83 SEPTEMBER/OCTOBER 2011 12 FEATURES 6 12 18 26 30 66 PT MAY IS A TOUGH LITTLE TUGGER New tug for Brisbane shows off Shipco's skills ES8 GIVES NEW MEANING TO GASH BARGE Sydney Harbour's new vessel helps keep waterways clean THE TRUTH ABOUT FISHING SLAVES Keith Ingram investigates the controversy facing our FCV fleet LIGHTNING SIGNALLED THE ONSET OF SPRING Fast-changing weather and slow bureaucracy SS GREAT BRITAIN WAS A QUANTUM LEAP Iron liner had the world's first screw propellers PACIFIC TUNA FACE REAL THREATS Fish aggregation devices are devastating tuna catches LIFT OUT: NEW ZEALAND AQUACULTURE MAGAZINE 18 66 REGULARS 2 Editorial 3 Letters 36 Beyond the Horizon 40 Waterways – waterfront business 55 Maritime Training 62 Oceans 65 Navy News 70 Books 71 Marketplace 74 Services 78 Brokerage and classified COLUMNS 28 Coastal Characters 34 A View from the Chair 38 Our People 50 Captain Asparagus 53 Environment Watch 54 What's ahead – Weatherwise 56 NZMTA News 57 Spirit of Adventure Trust SEPTEMBER/OCTOBER 2011 SPEAK OUT! FCV CREWS ISSUE 43 ■ SEPTEMBER/OCTOBER 2011 $5.00 AQUACULTURE BILL IS NEARLY READY Koura farms need Barge helps keep SYDNEY HARBOUR CLEAN INCL. GST (NZ & AUST) $10.00 a higher profile NORWAY LOOKS TO KIWIS TO BUILD ITS CRAB EXPORTS THE INDEPENDENT VOICE OF NEW ZEALAND AQUACULTURE ON THE COVER: FCV Insung No. 1 heads toward the Southern Ocean PLENTY OF GRUNT Tough tug has PHOTO COURTESY OF: Chris Howell COMPLIANCE 52 Ocean Law 58 Ministry of Fisheries 64 Maritime New Zealand ACCIDENTS AND INCIDENTS 73 TAIC – Coastguard accidents 79 Maritime New Zealand incident reports ISSUE 83 CELEBRATING 15 YEARS

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