The combination of recognised training and the promotion of professional expertise aims to improve the public perception and reputation of Australia’s fishing industry By Catherine Norwood Greg Golby A new program has been launched in New South Wales aimed at helping fishers to regain...

Sorting the Snapper eggs from those of other species will allow egg numbers to be used to assess fish populations A paired, fine mesh ‘bongo’ net used to sample plankton throughout the water column. A molecular marker that turns Snapper eggs a fluorescent blue could revolutionise...

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A fascination with the forces that allow pests and pathogens to flourish, threatening our aquatic industries, drives Marty Deveney’s research into better biosecurity measures Marine biosecurity specialist Marty Deveney. Photo: SARDI By Catherine Norwood The blood, sweat and tears we...

A simple mathematical tool used in agriculture and manufacturing is improving the way the South Australian Pipi Fishery is managed, and optimising its value Bringing in their catch: Chris Wilton (left) and Brett Goodwin. Photos: Jacqui Way By Lynda Delacey Fifteen years ago, pipis...