Clean Seas Tuna expects loss
Australian firm, Clean Seas Tuna is expected to declare huge loss for the second half of the financial year.
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Australian firm, Clean Seas Tuna is expected to declare huge loss for the second half of the financial year.
Global warming has affected the size of the fish and the stocks become smaller than before, says a study.
The concession for the marine is not enough after the South Australian Government ignored its proposal for marine park boundaries.
The government of Australia is coming up with harsh regulations for rock lobster industry, confirms a report.
Queensland seafood industry is seeking compensation from Swire Shipping for loss of income due to oil spill.
Scientists study the maintenance of healthy pelagic fisheries and ecosystem to support the management.
The prawn trawling industry says low prices and a push
NSW DPI Fisheries Officers have netted big fish in surveillance operation conducted last week.
Mixed reactions have been emerged to the Northern Territory Government’s proposed closure of Bynoe Harbour, the Finiss River and part of Fog Bay to commercial fishing.
Australian aquaculture company, Good Fortune Bay Fisheries RMI Inc (GFB), has ceased its fish farm operations.
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