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Funding adds new mix and jobs to organic flour market
Grant to Qualipac to create more than 20 jobs in Gatton region
Be part of new vision for state’s food and fibre industry
Leading Environmental NGOs Stand Together to Call for 100% Observer Coverage on Industrial
Tiny fish are a big deal in Africa’s lakes and rivers
Fishing initiative not just a passing FAD
Article by Susan Farady on climate change and fisheries published in monthly magazine
Investing in our world class inland fisheries
A trip and a half to grow Queensland’s chocolate industry
Crafty crabbing crew caught in spotlight
Lockyer Valley farming group to benefit from Woolworths Organic Growth Fund
Ag to explore potential of mixed reality
New recreational fishing grants up for grabs
Last chance to have a say on proposed changes to Fisheries Regulation
Free open days at your Snobs Creek Hatchery
First book published on fishes of Salish Sea
New Zealand ratifies Niue Treaty Subsidiary Agreement
Flood-ravaged farmers lose out in $10M political game
Green thumbs needed to work at ‘world class’ Lockyer Valley nursery
?Regional ag business pioneering food production, new jobs
Lower Darling fish sampled to increase understanding following fish kills
Tallow Creek fish kill
Plan to expand protection for Maui and Hector’s dolphins
Under-Secretary Tabuteau to visit Federated States of Micronesia to meet with Pacific Fisheries Ministers
Further updates to Queensland drought declarations
WA seafood on menu for fisheries research board visit and industry talks
Time to wet a line at Ferntree Gully’s new urban fishery
State Government’s ‘JAWS’ budget should make producers ‘very afraid’
Multi-agency fisheries and maritime patrol in Gulf of Carpentaria
Further progress made on refreshing Air Force capabilities
Jobs, drought and swimmer safety focus of $525M agriculture and fisheries budget
New Swan Hill boat ramp for this spring
Exploring native fish hatchery sites
Tender released to design and build $1 million northern artificial reef
Shark Control Programs to protect swimmers gets a big Budget boost
Recognition for champion of Queensland produce
Watered down cameras on boats disappointing
Cameras on boats must be quickly scaled up: Greens
Cameras on vessels to ensure sustainable fisheries
Northeastern deer more susceptible to wasting disease than those to west
Barnett’s biosecurity blunder puts Tasmania at risk
Draft Belongil Creek Entrance Opening Strategy now on exhibition
Casting out illegal fishing
Illegal fishers and buyers beware
Abalone duo fined $15,000 and lose car
Clean-up a key part of developing Carp control plan
Queenslanders warm to ‘strawesome’ winter strawberries
Stronger rules in place to support seabird safety in Commonwealth Trawl Sector