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PUBLISHED:
2020-07-01

COVID-19 impacts global seafood markets

Seafood is one of the world’s most traded commodities and Australia is a small cog in the huge wheel of international trade. However, it is clear that the impacts being felt across the globe have been similar to those facing our own seafood sector. The United Nation’s Food and Agriculture...
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PUBLISHED:
2019-09-01

Cultural exposure sparks new ideas

Travel bursaries have provided the opportunity for young seafood leaders to bring home new ideas and inspiration to address local industry issues Story Annabel Boyer and Catherine Norwood Photos Peter Horvat Tour group with Magner Ottensen at the Skjaergardsfisk Visningssenter...
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PUBLISHED:
2017-06-01

Mix 'n' match

Trawlers fishing the Clarence River near Maclean NSW, for prawns. Photo: Wade Labe Fisher experiences will play a crucial role in extending the use of new gear designed to reduce prawn trawl bycatch and improve fleet efficiency By Catherine Norwood After more than 20 years of...
Environment
People
Industry
PROJECT NUMBER • 1999-425
DATE START/END: 24 JAN 2000 - 19 DEC 2001

Lobster steaming

ORGANISATION:
Fremantle Fishermen's Co-Op (FFC)
Industry
Industry
PROJECT NUMBER • 2006-067
DATE START/END: 27 FEB 2007 - 1 MAY 2009

Documenting customary practice to optimise rights of access, allocation, and opportunity in Western Australia's integrated fisheries management programme

The development of native title has paralleled the development of the rights-based fisheries agenda. An Indigenous fisheries sector is one result and policy is being developed to accommodate it. Recent Principles developed by the National Indigenous Fisheries Technical Working Group (NIFTWG) have...
ORGANISATION:
Big Island Research Pty Ltd
Environment
Environment
PROJECT NUMBER • 2012-048
DATE START/END: 27 SEP 2012 - 30 JAN 2014

Atlantic Salmon Aquaculture Subprogram: Culture and cryopreservation of Neoparamoeba perurans (AGD)

Amoebic Gill Disease remains the most important health issue for the Atlantic salmon industry in Tasmania. Significant progress was made during project 2008/218, including proving Koch’s postulates and development of a PCR based detection method. While a culture method for virulent Neoparamoeba...
ORGANISATION:
University of Tasmania (UTAS)
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