The Italian family who built a fishing empire in Gisborne
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The Italian family who built a fishing empire in Gisborne
Category: Article
| Title | The Italian family who built a fishing empire in Gisborne |
|---|---|
| Author | Simon Farell-Green |
| Year | 2019 |
| Publication | North & South - Noted |
| Publisher | Bauer Media |
| Language | English |
| Geographic reference | Gisborne |
| Time reference | 1925 to present |
| Online resource | NO |
| Topic | Gisborne, Italian fishermen, Italian Immigrants in New Zealand, Italian families in New Zealand, Stromboli, |
The Zame family has been fishing off the Gisborne coast for 75 years. Simon Farrell-Green talks to a fourth-generation member of the clan about honouring the past while future-proofing the business. Unfortunately this article is not longer available online, but some historical info and old photos of brothers Salvatore and Antonio Zame and their nephew Bartolo, can be found on East Rock website.
