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Wednesday, June 07, 2006
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NEW ZEALAND - A kingfish farm set up by Maori in the Far North two years ago is folding with debts of $7.6million.Parengarenga Fishfarm Ltd is shutting down the farm it established by the Parengarenga Harbour, citing financial troubles and constant problems with its land-based aquaculture plant.
The closure has caught many of the 2500 shareholders by surprise. Until recently the fish farm, a Parengarenga Incorporation subsidiary, had been hailed as a prime example of Maori economic development in the North.
Shareholder John Yates, of Auckland, yesterday promised "hard questions" when trustees discussed the closure with shareholders at a special meeting at Potahi Marae at Te Kao on Friday.
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Source: The Northern Advocate
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