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  • Latest Fisheries news stories and updates. What is happening today? All recent Fisheries news and developments. Live coverage and timeline of Fisheries. All you need to know about Fisheries.
Tender released to design and build $1 million northern artificial reef
Shark Control Programs to protect swimmers gets a big Budget boost
Recognition for champion of Queensland produce
Watered down cameras on boats disappointing
Cameras on boats must be quickly scaled up: Greens
Cameras on vessels to ensure sustainable fisheries
Northeastern deer more susceptible to wasting disease than those to west
Barnett’s biosecurity blunder puts Tasmania at risk
Draft Belongil Creek Entrance Opening Strategy now on exhibition
Casting out illegal fishing
Illegal fishers and buyers beware
Abalone duo fined $15,000 and lose car
Clean-up a key part of developing Carp control plan
Queenslanders warm to ‘strawesome’ winter strawberries
Stronger rules in place to support seabird safety in Commonwealth Trawl Sector
International trade showcases Southern Queensland agribusiness
Palaszczuk Government growing agriculture jobs in Scenic Rim
Disposal by Tender of long boats (6), dinghy (1), outboard motors (6), hookah unit (1), fuel caddies (10)
Fish restocking program makes Kununurra a sports fishing destination
Recognising fisheries research
³Ô¹ÏÍøÕ¾ Carp Control Plan on track to deliver
Boat Ramp Boost For Lake Bullen Merri
New co-management arrangement and industry advisory group for Commonwealth Trawl Sector
Young herring ‘go with older fish’ a key finding in Ocean Modeling Forum’s efforts
Elite squad helps catch fisheries offenders across NSW
From honours degree to a deep dive into abalone industry
Murray Crayfish on menu from start of winter
Horticulture business flourishes with new funding
Electro-fishing partners unite again for mighty Murray Cod
Body Cameras to catch Far North fishers who got away
Black market fishing could land you in jail
Awareness campaign urges marine users to LOOK, REPORT, PROTECT
Education initiative to raise primary industries profile
³Ô¹ÏÍøÕ¾ reveals even more Budget details
Forest industries welcome new Ministers
AUSVEG welcomes appointment of first female Federal Minister for Agriculture
Andrew & Nicola Forrest’s Minderoo pledges millions to help restore Perth’s rivers
Tasmania well represented in Canberra
No agreement to increase domestic lobster supplies for WA
Foreign Minister to lead Ministerial Consultations in Cook Islands
Sunshine Coast dairy bottles new markets and jobs
Indonesian skipper pleads guilty to illegally fishing in Australian waters
Meet Observers – Henry O
Boating And Fishing Bonanza At Tullaroop
Community Safety and Security Facility for Saibai Island
Big stick for small fry fishing offences
New survey to assess contribution of Queensland’s commercial fisheries
Not knowing crabbing rules results in $7000 fine at Caboolture

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