New changes to boost fishing industry
Fisheries Minister proposes changes to boost Australian fishing industry for improved profitability and sustainability.
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Fisheries Minister proposes changes to boost Australian fishing industry for improved profitability and sustainability.
The Brumby Government is ready to help the lobster industry by investing A$5 million to secure the long-term viability of Victoria’s western zone rock lobster industry.
Scientists believe that the stocks of bluefin tuna could be more in the Southern Ocean than previously thought.
Much exploited marine reserves can lead to very rapid comebacks of the fish species most prized by commercial and recreational fisheries, says research.
Australian government has launched stringent fishery policy to make the fishing industry more transparent and profitable.
Drastic changes have been introduced in the new fishing regulations to safeguard some of WA’s more popular fish species.
The Brumby Government has lent helping hand to the Victorian mussel industry in order to secure its future growth.
A 52 year-old Bunbury man has pleaded guilty to making
As the fuel costs rises Queensland fisheries has planned for new seafood study to investigate supply from ocean to plate.
The Marine Stewardship Council (MSC) recognises the Lakes and Coorong Fishery in South Australia as a sustainable fishery.
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