Fisheries Research and Development Corporation (FRDC) welcomes its new board and farewells its outgoing one

Robust research underpins Tasmanian Atlantic Salmon aquaculture’s environmental credentials

Research commitment to GO FISHING!

While Australia celebrates Gone Fishing Day today and angler...

Investing in fishing safety

This work is part of the FRDC’s new National Research Develo...

Providing the safest seafood to Australian consumers

Maintaining and enhancing market access for Australian seafo...

The search is on for Australia’s best fish and chips… will South Australia win?

Senator Anne Ruston today called for South Australians to ge...

A boost for Indigenous fishing

The Fisheries Research and Development Corporation (FRDC) ha...

2018 launch of the National Australian Fish and Chips Awards

Second time round for Australia’s best fish and chips ...

Investing to protect Queensland’s prawn farmers

The Fisheries Research and Development Corporation (FRDC) ha...

FRDC responds to attack on Australian fisheries science

FRDC responds to attack on Australian fisheries science...

Fishing sustainability in Port Phillip Bay

A recent report found that fishing activities in Port Philli...

International Fish and Chips day - is a reason to celebrate!

Friday June 1 2018 is International Fish and Chip day and it...

International Interest in Carp Biological Control Welcomed

National Carp Control Plan Coordinator Matt Barwick today we...

FRDC announces recreational fishing bursary and study tour to 8th World Recreational Fishing Conference in Canada

The Fisheries Research and Development Corporation today ann...

Carp virus causes multi-decadal population collapse among ‘Rats of the River’ in iconic Mississippi

The National Carp Control Plan Coordinator, Matt Barwick sai...

Australia’s seafood industry celebrates the launch of new peak body

The launch of Seafood Industry Australia (SIA) today in Adel...