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Biosecurity NZ ordered a cruise ship to leave New Zealand just before Christmas after discovering biofouling on its hull.
Cruise ships visiting New Zealand are a relatively low biosecurity risk although there is room for improvement, according to Biosecurity NZ.
More port inspections and more dog teams sniffing passengers will be conducted.
The new tech will scan baggage for biosecurity risks before passengers reach their luggage.
Cruise ship passengers found in breach of biosecurity rules are now subject to $400 fines under new measures that came into place last week.
Booming tourism, growing trade, and climate change issues have prompted the government to create a new biosecurity unit.
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Cruise ship revenue lifts Napier Port interim profit
Tourism Holdings to cut Waitomo, KiwiEx staff
Air NZ warns of FY20 loss, ups job cuts estimate to 4000
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Becken: 20th Century tourism low value, we need it to be climate safe
