Personal Banking - Kina Bank PNG
WEBPersonal Banking. . Our day-to-day accounts, or transaction accounts, give you the convenience to access, move and manage your money with ease! You can also manage the accounts digitally via Kina Konnect and Internet Banking, giving you access your funds whenever, wherever 24/7! Many Kina Bank customers also have their salary direct …
Kina Personal Online Banking - Kina Bank PNG
WEBNow you can do your personal banking securely on your home computer or mobile. With Kina Personal Banking, you’re able to do almost all the things you’d normally do at a Kina Bank branch – like transfer funds, make payments, view your accounts, check balances, download online statements and much more. Register Now.
Kina (animal) - Wikipedia
WEBKina (Evechinus chloroticus) is a sea urchin endemic to New Zealand.This echinoderm belongs to the family Echinometridae and it can reach a maximum diameter of 16–17 cm. Kina have been a traditional component of Māori diet since pre-European times and has been fished commercially since 1986 in small quantities under the quota management …
Kina Gallery | NZ Design Store + Art Gallery
WEBBroadening Perspectives & Sharing Stories. Sign up to our newsletter to stay connected & join our creative community. KINA is a NZ design store, art gallery & online shop showcasing objects of inspiration by established and emerging artisans of New Zealand.
Sea urchins – Te Ara Encyclopedia of New Zealand
WEBNew Zealand has about 70 sea urchin species; most are deep-water dwellers, but 11 are found around coastal reefs. Kina. Kina or the common sea urchin or sea egg (Evechinus chloroticus) is the best-known species – commercially valuable and considered a delicacy by Māori.Resembling a curled-up green hedgehog, kina has a nearly spherical shell (or …
A Guide to New Zealand Kina – Chatham Island Food Company
WEBSnapper. Kina, scientific name Evechinus Chloroticus, is a type of sea urchin and traditional Māori food endemic to New Zealand. Kina produces a magnificent roe that is traditionally eaten raw as sashimi, but can also be smoked, or used as a sauce to flavour dishes. Fetching around $160-$180 per kilogram, Kina has been identified as a rich ...
Kina East Coast (SUR2A) - Overview - MPI
WEBThe growth of Kina varies regionally but can grow larger than 100 mm in diameter. Life cycle. Kina have a maximum age of at least 20 years and the size at maturity varies from 30 mm to 75 mm. Spawning takes place annually from November to March. Habitat. Kina are found on rocky substrates to depths of 50 m.
Sea Urchin, Kina - Marine Life
WEBIdentification: Closely related to sea stars, the sea urchins are segmented into five sections. This species has short robust spines and slender purple tube feet interspersed between them, it resembles a rolled up hedgehog!
Species - Seafood NZ
WEBThe species is found only in New Zealand, but there are about 500 species of sea urchins worldwide. Kina are widespread along New Zealand coasts down to 50 metres, with the main concentrations found between the sub-tidal zone and 15 metres.
Kina roe – Starfish, sea urchins and other echinoderms - Te Ara
WEBKina roe. In spring the five reproductive organs of mature kina swell with millions of tiny yellow-orange spheres – their sperm and eggs, collectively known as roe. Shown here is half of an opened kina with its roe spread out like the segments of an orange. Raw kina roe is a traditional food of Māori and a delicacy for many other people.
Skip to content