Thread: Fish and Game

Originally Posted by gadgetman

It is ECAN here that issues those consents and, because they were following the guidelines to improve the situation and being fairly strict, the central government put in statutory management to get things moving. The towns and cities have also been doing their part to improve water quality by installing better effluent treatment plants (costing massive amounts of money) and imposing much stricter controls on waste/emissions from industries, forcing quite a few to close.

Dairying has also made huge improvements at huge expense. We all have a way to go, including other areas of farming, but it needs to be done at an economically sustainable rate. There is no point shutting the country down for an immediate fix for something that needs to and will take time. I think it is time for F&G to stop fighting the farming sector and start working with them to make improvements.

Good post. Things are moving but its not an overnight thing. Just because its not on cambell live or in the latest doco doesn't mean its not happening. Remember media only publish negative things because we all love to be outraged!!! let this be a lesson to you "Dont text and drive". Just crashed into a post


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Originally Posted by username

Good post. Things are moving but its not an overnight thing. Just because its not on cambell live or in the latest doco doesn't mean its not happening. Remember media only publish negative things because we all love to be outraged!!! let this be a lesson to you "Dont text and drive". Just crashed into a post


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And they are not afraid of letting the truth get in the way of a good story.

At least the bars look like they took most of it.