Coming up on Te Karere... Kaikoura paua rescuers endorsed by runanga advised to stop by MPI. Meanwhile, the Minister of Economic Development meets with Whale Watch Kaikoura. And the bikers carrying a message of non-violence throughout the country. 22 November 2016 Due to the live nature of Te Karere, some segments will not be subtitled. Tena koutou katoa, and welcome to Te Karere. Its name suggests it's a placed blessed with the bounty of Tangaroa. But marine stocks in Kaikoura have been left devastated by last Monday's earthquake. Yet attempts by locals to save paua is being discouraged by a government agency. For more let's cross live. We received news the Ministry of Primary Industries (MPI) had sent their scientists to review the situation for paua in Goose Bay. We were also there. We're unable to provide subtitles. Like the paua, business has been left high and dry. The Government has gone to hear what businesses like Whale Watch Kaikoura have had to say. These boats are going nowhere because of the coastal lift. In the peak season Whale Watch Kaikoura have more than 70 staff - many staff are concerned about the future. Minister Steven Joyce arrived in Kaikoura today to talk with the big business owners and assess needs. Kaikoura attracts 900,000 tourists each year but it is still uncertain when roads will be open for them to return. It's currently business as usual at the Whale Way Station for Whale Watch. Because these car-parks are waiting for everyone again. Roihana, Joyce has just announced a wage subsidy package for larger businesses like Whale Watch who have more than 20 staff. We're unable to provide subtitles. Thank you for the update Roihana Nuri. Tai Rawhiti communities will be meeting in Gisborne tonight to send a strong message of opposition to the government's deep sea oil drilling agenda. More than 60 East Coast hapu and iwi have endorsed a 9000 signature petition opposing Statoil's presence in the region. Mining the seabed for oil is a big issue for this MP. That's why she's packing her bags to fly to the meeting tonight. My Ngati Porou relatives are great at their campaign including all the East Coast communities. That's why I'm standing strong beside them to oppose oil mining and the fossil fuel industry. She says it's just a sign of desparation from the government. The opponent of oil drilling says the people of the East Coast have been fighting against this issue for a long time. Hapu along the East Coast have for a long time campaigned against oil drilling companies - that's our stance in regards to this situation. It is estimated more than 9000 people have signed the petition to stop mining the seabed. And Ms Pahuru-Huriwai has a direct message to the government. Stop this kind of work here on the East Coast. Go away and take your licenses! Ruaumoko has been disturbed which is why we are all feeling the earthquakes because the earth is going through a lot of pain. East Coast communities will never support seabed minning. Ms Davidson says if we can support the indigenous campaign for Standing Rock then it makes sense to stand up for the seabed. That's the reson why Te Hamua Nikora is over there, as a Maori face and to support the indigenous community. The meeting starts in Gisborne at 5pm. Labour MP Meka Whaitiri and Maori Party MP Marama Fox are some of the politicians who will be attending the hui. Eruera Rerekura, Te Karere. A new public private prison is on its way. The government's approved a new 1500 bed facility at Waikeria Prison south of Te Awamutu. It'll be built in a public-private partnership and like Auckland's Mt Eden Prison it'll be run by a private operator. Corrections ended up taking back control of Mt Eden Prison from Serco after a fight club scandal. The new Waikeria prison's expected to open in 2021. US President-elect Donald Trump has released a video laying out actions he will take on his first day in office on January 20, including withdrawing the US from the Trans-Pacific Partnership (TPP) trade deal. Trump called the 12-nation agreement 'a potential disaster for our country' and the president-elect said he would file a notification of intent to withdraw from the deal pushed by US President Barack Obama as soon as he takes office on January 20. This comes after John Key vowed NZ would still want to be a part of a trade deal that did not involve the US at the APEC Conference in Peru. Key insisted the country would still see two thirds of the $2.7 billion in estimated benefits without US involvement. After the break, a national anti-violence campaign checks in at Onekawa School in the Hawke's Bay region. The All Blacks have hit the gym in Paris not looking too worse for wear after their physical victory over Ireland over the weekend. INDICATOR CLICKS RHYTHMICALLY (GASPS) SILENCE (EXHALES SLOWLY) Mate, I'm so sorry. I thought there was time. You just pulled out. I don't have time to stop. It was a simple mistake. LOUD RUMBLING Please. (VOICE TREMBLES) I've got my boy in the back. I'm going too fast. I'm sorry. (SOBS) SEAT BELT CLICKS EERIE CREAKING HARSH WHOOSHING We're unable to provide subtitles They're big, strong and ride noisy motorbikes. But this crew carries a message of non-violence and it's a philosophy they preach throughout the country. Today they were at Onekawa School in Napier. Te Okiwa McLean reports. The Hauraki White Ribbon leg has reached its intended destination, to educate these children about violence towards women and children. This campaign has been set up for more than a decade. The main message is pointed at men to tackle the issue of violence According to the principal their visit was. But, what does this mean for these children? For now, the leg will visit schools around Hawkes Bay so that they're abundantly clear about this issue. Te Okiwa McLean, Te Karere. The All Blacks have hit the gym in Paris not looking too worse for wear after their physical victory over Ireland over the weekend. While there are injury concerns and obviously some disciplinary issues ahead of the AB's final clash of the year against France in Paris. The lads were in good shape, despite 2007 haunting the minds for some players. That final game is at 9am New Zealand time on Sunday morning with Steve Hansen expected to name his side on Thursday. Let's take another look at today's top stories. Kaikoura paua rescuers endorsed by Runanga advised to stop by MPI. A new 1400 bed facility has been announced for Waikeria Prison, it will be privately run. After the break, And we have the weather. To the weather now. For weather, see tvnz.co.nz. That's all we have for today. Kia tau te mauri. 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