The global fishing industry has suffered a “trial by fire” for at least twenty of the past thirty years thanks to the depredations of sections of the wider so ..
A new fishing advisory group is being set up to help guide the management of South Australia’s most prominent shared fishery, the marine scalefish fishery, with express ..
Recent media reports suggest that different perspectives on maritime boundaries are creating tensions between Australia and Indonesia. An Indonesian border negotiator tol ..
Tasmania Minister for Primary Industries and Water, Guy Barnett, has said a contribution of $350,000 will be made to the Shellfish Market Access Program (ShellMAP), which ..
After a long and rather boring hiatus, the fishing and aquaculture sector seems to be reviving with a bang. Bigger, better-equipped and more stylish boats are coming on t ..
The government’s ongoing commitment to grow the value of Australian aquaculture to $2 billion by 2027 will be discussed at an upcoming public hearing by the Hous ..
A day out on the water, with five times the possession limit on-board, has cost a 53-year-old Safety Bay man $6,339.80 and he’s been without his vessel since August ..
A number of foreign-flagged illegal, unreported, and unregulated (IUU) fishing vessels in Australia’s northern waters have been targeted in a two-week operation, th ..
Fisheries New Zealand is seeking public feedback on recommendations from the Kaikoura Marine Guardians to reopen the Kaikoura coastline on South Island to paua fishing. F ..
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