Manaia (Minaya) Stewart

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205 appearances 1 recordings 1 series first heard Jul 2026 last heard 23 Jul

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The Hauraki Breakfast Podcast · 📻Rehashing the Paul Henry thing - The Radio Show · 23 Jul 2026 podcast

But also, you know, when you go swimming, you know, it's quite good to know where a great white is.

Well, you don't, but you get future investment opportunities.

So like what I'm saying there is the reason the shark's going to die is because we did something wrong.

They're caught in fisheries as bycatch or they're killed in the Australian drumlines and shark nets.

So what we're losing there, given there's only a couple hundred mating adults in this population, is the stability of our ocean ecosystem, which gives us every second breath of air we breathe.

So what you're really doing is investing for everyone and their oxygen.

It's a safe bet tomorrow because you could just start skipping every second breath and see how you feel.

Yeah, no, I mean, the good news is I guarantee that if they do something wrong around people, I just won't make it public.

We were worried about that.

So they can transition quite well there.

And at the end of the day, I'm really honest with people.

Like, these are wild animals.

These tags are on a wild animal.

Some of the tags, you know, come off after a few weeks in a rare case.

But it was indicative of they were caught in a commercial fishing trawl net.

And that insight is just as powerful as tracking one for a year because we start to see the vulnerable places these sharks faced.

And ultimately, we're trying to protect them just like we do for kiwis and birds, but the ocean is very underprotected.

Well, the first thing I'd say is only contact me if you're aware of the price because I always get contacted and people go, oh, wow, that's way more than I thought.

And it is.

Yeah, it's $4,300 New Zealand.

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