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Blockchain and Traceability in the Seafood Industry

Blockchain and Traceability in the Seafood Industry

6 Nov 2025 | Seafood, Fisheries & Marine

Blockchain technology is becoming an increasingly important tool for traceability in the global seafood industry. It promises to bring greater transparency, efficiency and trust to supply chains that often stretch across countries and continents. For Australian...
Organisation and Lobbying: Why the Australian commercial fishing industry lags behind the cattle industry – what to do about It!

Organisation and Lobbying: Why the Australian commercial fishing industry lags behind the cattle industry – what to do about It!

4 Nov 2025 | Seafood, Fisheries & Marine

Australia’s cattle industry is one of the best-organised primary production sectors in the country. From the paddock to Parliament, the Cattle Council of Australia and state-based farming bodies provide unified representation, effective lobbying, and clear leadership....
Mistreated Bycatch, No-Take Salmon, Missing Logbook Lines: a Lakes Entrance cautionary tale!

Mistreated Bycatch, No-Take Salmon, Missing Logbook Lines: a Lakes Entrance cautionary tale!

31 Oct 2025 | Seafood, Fisheries & Marine

Who was involved & where it happened A commercial master based at Lakes Entrance (Vic) pleaded guilty in the Bairnsdale Magistrates’ Court (15 January 2025) to four offences: two counts of mistreating shark bycatch, landing an illegal catch of Australian salmon...
“20× Over The Limit”: The snapper trip-limit case off Wilsons Promontory

“20× Over The Limit”: The snapper trip-limit case off Wilsons Promontory

29 Oct 2025 | Seafood, Fisheries & Marine

Who was involved & where it happened Two commercial fishers linked to a Commonwealth-regulated vessel fishing east of Wilsons Promontory (Vic) pleaded guilty in the Bairnsdale Magistrates’ Court on 5 December 2024 after one trip delivered 1,013 kg of snapper,...
Recreational Fishing in Australia: Warmer Weather, Legal Requirements, and What to Do if Stopped by a Fisheries Officer

Recreational Fishing in Australia: Warmer Weather, Legal Requirements, and What to Do if Stopped by a Fisheries Officer

24 Oct 2025 | Seafood, Fisheries & Marine

Introduction As warmer weather returns across Australia, recreational fishers are dusting off their rods and heading out to beaches, rivers, and reefs. Fishing is one of the nation’s favourite pastimes — and with good reason. It combines relaxation, community, and...
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