Discovery Shrimp, you are here Photo: Dr. Arthur Anker UFG A pink-clawed shrimp that makes noise loud enough to kill small fish has been named in honour of British band Pink Floyd. Synalpheus pink oydi was discovered by a group of analysts from the UK, Brazil and the US, off...

In the contested space of resource sharing, economics can provide one means of taking the conversation forward By Sarah Jennings and Annabel Boyer Photo: Catherine Norwood Access to fish underpins myriad different benefits to people – food, income, employment, recreation and cultural...

An opportunity to investigate the supply chain of Atlantic Salmon with Tasmanian producer Petuna offers insight into the many players needed to bring Australia’s favourite fresh fish to our tables By Catherine Norwood Viewed from the outside, there is barely a hint of the fervent activity...

Ensuring the quality of scientific information used to manage Australia’s fisheries and marine ecosystems is important in earning the trust of stakeholders and the community in the decision-making process By Andrew Penny During the past 30 years or more there has been growing public mistrust...

Tracking technologies have given scientists and authorities new tools to aid in the quest for people and sharks to peacefully coexist A White Shark By Annabel Boyer The need to prevent shark attacks on swimmers and surfers while also protecting these top-order predators has led...