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Seasick episode 4 look at how councils manage land development and some great new initiatives to help remove sediment with tree planting. Read: https://interactives.stuff.co.nz/2022... For full coverage visit www.Stuff.co.nz Subscribe to our channel: https://bit.ly/2JPg8oB EPISODE 5 OUT TUESDAY, MAY 3 AT 7PM (NZT) EPISODE 4 - POLLUTION Since the removal of forests 150 years ago and ongoing intensive land use, sediment has been going into the gulf. We look at how councils manage land development and some great new initiatives to help remove sediment with tree planting. We explore Auckland’s 100 year old sewerage system and why it’s not possible to swim at beaches after heavy rain. We check in on the Central Interceptor upgrade and investigate great new plans for mussel restoration in Okahu Bay. WHAT IS SEASICK? The Hauraki Gulf Marine Park was the first marine park established in New Zealand. It reaches from Te Arai to Waihi in the North Island, an area of more than 1.2 million hectares which includes more than 50 islands. It is a unique, bio-diverse and a much-loved body of water, but it is in a state of ecological collapse. Seasick - Saving the Hauraki Gulf is a seven part series initiated by the release of many bleak reports on the state of the gulf. The alarming decrease in crayfish, paua, scallops, fish stocks – most sealife. How has it come to this? Who are the culprits and what can be done? Over 18 months we have interviewed more than 70 people – all with strong, well-informed, points of view. We investigate the history of fishing, commercial and recreational, fisheries management in general, the Quota Management System and look at marine reserves. Most agree with more marine protection but there is conflict over what that should look like. It seems apparent that not enough has been done fast enough. Time is running out to save the Hauraki Gulf. There are stories of hope – we just hope they will be in time. Brought to you by Stuff, NZ on Air, Republic Films and Foundation North. ----------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------- Stuff is New Zealand's largest and most popular news site. With more than 500 journalists spread from Northland to Southland, we cover breaking news, politics, business, sport, crime, the environment, health, education, home and property, food, lifestyle, entertainment, weather, travel, technology, motoring, farming and much more. As well as covering the stories of the day, we specialise in investigative journalism, opinion and analysis, and long-form writing and visual storytelling. ----------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------- Social media channels: TikTok:   / nzstuff   Twitter:   / nzstuff