NZ famous Ohiwa Oyster Farm now 100% Māori-owned

After 55 years, the hugely popular Ohiwa Oyster Farm in the Bay of Plenty is now 100% Māori owned. It comes as the venture looks to reinforce core Māori values within their new whānau-led business. Timoti Tiakiwai reports.

[@khzn9309]

Moari Own means Maori Ingenuity Maori Sustainability Maori Knowledge Maori Rights etc...Well done keep up the Good Work 🦪🦪🦪

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It is good to see local business be passed to new local owners.

[@arihiawaata8160]

Awesome! We will head there for lunch on Wednesday and because they are now Maori owned, I know our food will be cooked properly! Looking forward to it!

[@fullcircle4723]

Ka mau te wehi! All iwi should be looking at controlling our kaimoana.

[@karinkereama]

♥️

[@SpiritualBabe101]

Rawe!! ❤❤

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Tihei Mauriora ♥️ whanau

[@tanioraaura1274]

E tama, kapai te kai he nui te Dollars .
He paku paku te kai e tama, carry on down the road.
Anyway once was a famous place to stop for a kai.
No seagulls around there .

[@esther-e6s9y]

Rawe as from the lowlands NuZealand 🔥💯,🤣🤩🪖⚔️