	Title	Friday, 3 September 2010 8:47 PM Poachers = milk sea in Bayside - Local News - News - Bayside Leader
Text	Poachers milk sea in Bayside Loca= l News 31 Aug 10 @ 01:23pm by Jon Andrews = Fisheries officers, too few in number, are struggling to keep up with = poachers because they are underpaid and overworked. Their union is calling = for more resources. From left Yana Canteloupe, Ray Lewis and Mike Letch = . POACHERS are pillaging protected marine stocks because there are too few = fisheries officers patrolling Port Phillip Bay. And union officials say unlawful taking of abalone, crayfish, snapper and = whiting is on the rise, sometimes by criminals who use false tip-offs to send = officers to the wrong end of the bay. Community and Public Sector Union official Yana Canteloupe said there were = just 57 fisheries officers statewide - down from 72 seven years ago. She said just one officer patrolled a huge bay beat from the city to = Mornington. “Fisheries officers are front-line troops who protect our resources, = and sanctuaries like Ricketts Point are left open without them,” Ms = Canteloupe said. “Officers are regularly confronted by armed, violent = or abusive people prepared to break the law - officers try to go two up, but = there are so few it makes it hard to cover an area. “Protecting our marine life, and our officers’ welfare, = doesn’t seem to be a priority for the Department of Primary = Industries.” Inspectors often operate covertly using infra-red cameras, night vision = binoculars and overnight stakeouts, and carry mace to protect themselves when = confronting poachers. Marine Care Ricketts Point president Ray Lewis said if people wanted good = fish stocks in the bay, they had to support “overworked and = undermanned” officers. “If fisheries inspectors are not there, it = is open slather for the poaching industry,” Mr Lewis said. Scuba diver Mike Letch said poachers were “stealing from the = community”. State Government spokesman Chris Owner said it was impossible to have a = fisheries officer at every location. He said it was necessary to educate and enforce the lower level offences = where appropriate.
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Reference	http:= //bayside-leader.whereilive.com.au/news/story/poachers-milk-sea/ POACH= ERS are pillaging protected marine stocks because there are too few fisheries = officers patrolling Port Phillip Bay.
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	Title	Friday, 3 September 2010 8:46 PM - = SunLive - Bay of Plenty News
Text	Ban remains as season begins 31 Aug 2010 Scallop season opens on Wednesday, September 1, but this is tempered in the Bay of Plenty by the continued health warning remaining in = place for shellfish there. The recreational season for gathering scallops in the = Auckland and Kermadec Fishery Management Area, which includes Northland, the Hauraki Gulf, Waikato, the Bay of Plenty and the west coast as far south as Tirua Point runs until March 31, 2011. Scallop feasts like those enjoyed here at the Whitianga Scallop Festival may be hard to come by in the Bay of Plenty as the season = for them begins as a health warning remains in place for bi-valve shellfish in = the region. Minister of Fisheries Phil Heatley isencouraging people to refresh = themselves on the shellfish gathering rules, including the minimum legal size for = scallops, which in the Auckland and Kermadec area is 100mm across the widest part of = the shell. The legal bag limit for scallops is 20 per fisher per day. Divers = may also take an extra bag for each of up to two people onboard a boat, provided they are acting as safety people for the divers. When dredging for = scallops, only those actively involved in fishing are entitled to a daily bag limit. "Minimum size limits are carefully set to make sure there will be enough scallops left for the future," says Phil. "Taking undersized scallops = could affect the fishery by reducing the amount of spawning and the number of small = scallops growing into the fishery. Only take what you need; fish for a feed = and not to fill the freezer." Phil is warning fishery officers will be = patrolling the beaches and inspecting scallop catches. Fines of $250 to $500 per offence = can be imposed on fishers who ignore the rules. Serious breaches can result = in confiscation of diving gear, boats and vehicles. "Fishery officers have = the job of protecting our fish stocks for future generations. "They'd rather help you than police you, but if you ignore the rules you leave them no = choice but to give you a ticket. "If you see people taking more than their fair share, you should report them by calling 0800 4 POACHER." But in the Bay = of Plenty, Toi te Ora Public Health is reissuing its warning that it put in = place in December 2009. "Ongoing weekly monitoring has shown continuing = high levels of paralytic shellfish poison (PSP) present in shellfish along this coastline," says Dr Neil de Wet. The affected area is unchanged and = includes the entire coastline from Tairua (including Tairua Harbour) south, including Opoutere, Onemana, Whangamata, and Whiritoa, east along the Bay of Plenty coastline from Waihi Beach, including Tauranga harbour to the mouth of the Whakatane River in the Eastern Bay of Plenty. Included are all inshore = islands within the above area. The coastline eastward from Ohope Beach remains unaffected. The health warning applies to all bi-valve shellfish = including mussels, pipi, tuatua, cockles, oysters, scallops as well as catseyes and = kina (sea urchin). Paua, crayfish and crabs can still be taken but as always, the = gut should be removed before cooking. Consumption of shellfish affected by = the paralytic shellfish toxin can cause numbness and tingling around the mouth, = face or extremities; difficulty swallowing or breathing; dizziness; double vision; = and in severe cases, paralysis and respiratory failure. These symptoms = usually occur within 12 hours of a person consuming affected = shellfish.
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	Title	Friday, 3 September 2010 8:46 PM Editorial: Climes, they are a changing Editorial - The = Mercury - The Voice of Tasmania
Text	Editorial: Climes, they are a changing THE MERCURY \| = August 31, 2010 02.00am CLIMATE change is difficult to = comprehend and even harder to respond to effectively. Just ask Kevin Rudd and what is = left of the Labor Federal Government. There is never enough information but evidence accumulated in recent years = by scientists here and around the world makes the trends clear to all but the = most determined sceptics. They might still argue about the causes but these days it is hard to deny = the changes happening before our eyes: higher average seasonal temperatures, = warmer coastal seas, fish species moving to new feeding grounds, the arrival of = pests such as sea urchins in large numbers, which threaten multi-million-dollar fisheries such as rock lobster and abalone. Most Australians accept this accumulation of evidence and would like to = see something done about it but even if our politicians manage to set up an emissions trading system or a carbon tax and even in the unlikely event of = the US, China, India and the world's other big polluters somehow forging an international agreement to reduce carbon emissions, it would take decades to = the feel any effects. In the meantime, we have no option but to adapt. When most of us think about this issue, we tend to focus on how it might affect ourselves and often imagine the most dramatic and obvious changes, = such as rising sea levels. A report into the challenge of climate change on Tasmania's ecosystems is = a timely reminder that we are by no means the most susceptible creatures. The report, Vulnerability of Tasmania's Natural Environment to Climate Change, points out that the state has much more to lose than many of us realise. Tasmanians often underestimate the significance and variety of their remarkable natural heritage. Years ago, many regarded this as a kind of poor imitation of England but = this island has a much richer diversity of species. It is one of the world = hotspots of biodiversity. It teems with wildlife and is home to hundreds of unique species of plants, fish, birds and animals. Although more than 40 per cent of the land area is set aside in reserves, = the pressure on many ecosystems is intense. There are numerous threatened species = and climate change is making their existence more precarious. The study says climate change is likely to lead to local species = extinction. It points out some of the most vulnerable ecosystems, such as alpine moorland = and peat, which are prone to fire. These are carbon stores but not if they = burn. Coastal wetlands and marine and freshwater ecosystems also are highly vulnerable. Forecasting tomorrow's weather is tricky enough. Trying to predict the effects of climate change on complex ecosystems over decades is much tougher = but this report does alert us to some of the likely challenges. It is important to maintain adequate funding for research to monitor = changes and give us as much chance as possible to respond. We must protect or rehabilitate habitat and ease the pressure on vulnerable species where = possible. It is difficult to do but that is no reason to give up or ignore what is happening. This is not the sort of glamorous activity that appeals to politicians or voters. There are few plaques to unveil or new capital works to see for it = but if we are to preserve as much as we can of this island's extraordinary = natural heritage, the effort must be made. We owe it to ourselves and the world to ensure that Tasmania remains a hotspot of biodiversity.
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Reference	http:/= /www.themercury.com.au/article/2010/08/31/33155_editorial.html Editori= al: Climes, they are a changing CLIMATE change is difficult to comprehend and = even harder to respond to effectively.
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	Title	Friday, 3 September 2010 8:44 PM Consultation On Set Net Closures Begins \| = Voxy.co.nz
Text	Consultation On Set Net Closures Begins Home › = National Read More: HIGH COURT High Court Ministry Of Fisheries Ministry of Fisheries Ministry of Fisheries Inshore Fisheries Team Steve Halley Contributor: Voxy News Engine = Tuesday, 31 August, 2010 - = 11:34 The Ministry of Fisheries has today opened public consultation on options = for managing the impacts on fishing from set nets on Maui's and Hector's dolphins = in two areas where the Minister has been asked to reconsider previous decisions = as a result of a High Court ruling. The ruling is the result of a legal challenge by the fishing industry = lodged in 2008. The legal challenge centred around six specific area closures and fishing method restrictions, put in place by the previous Minister of = Fisheries to manage the threat to Hector's and Maui's dolphins posed by fishing. The High Court ruled in February this year that two of these restrictions should be referred back to the Minister of Fisheries for reconsideration. = These are the extension of set net closures on the North Island's West Coast from = four nautical miles to seven nautical miles and the previous Minister's decision = to not allow an exemption for commercial butterfish fishing in an area at the = top of the South Island's East Coast. "The Ministry of Fisheries has released a consultation paper with a range = of options for the two areas the High Court has referred back for = reconsideration," said Ministry of Fisheries Inshore Fisheries Team Leader Steve Halley. "The Ministry is seeking the public's views on which option they prefer," = Mr Halley said. "All submissions are welcome and will be carefully considered before any decision is made." The other four restrictions subject to the legal challenge were upheld by = the Court and are not proposed to change. These restrictions relate to: The extension of set netting prohibitions further into the Manukau Harbour The seasonal two nautical miles set net prohibition on the West Coast of the = South Island The four nautical mile set net closure outside Te Waewae Bay of the = South Island The decision not to exempt the targeted fishing of butterfish in the Bluff area. The consultation paper is available on the Ministry of Fisheries website www.fish.govt.nz. Submissions close on Tuesday 12 October = 2010
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Reference	www.voxy.co.nz/national/consultation-set-net-closures-begins/5/60898 = Consultation On Set Net Closures BeginsThe Ministry of Fisheries has today = opened public consultation on options for managing the impacts on fishing = from set nets on Maui's and Hector's dolphins in two areas where the Minister = has been asked to, The Ministry of Fisheries has today opened public = consultation on options for managing the impacts on fishing from set nets on = Maui's and Hector's dolphins in two areas where the Minister has been asked = to reconsider previous decisions as a result of a High Court ruling.
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	Title	Friday, 3 September 2010 8:44 PM Scallop = Season Opens \| Voxy.co.nz
Text	Scallop Season Opens Home › = Politics Read More: Auckland Auckland Regional Public Health Service Auckland,California,United States Food Safety Authority Kermadec Ministry of Fisheries Phil Heatley Contributor: Voxy News Engine = Tuesday, 31 August, 2010 - = 13:17 Fisheries and Aquaculture Minister Phil Heatley is calling on scallop = fishers to follow the rules when the season opens in Auckland tomorrow. The recreational season for gathering scallops in the Auckland and = Kermadec Fishery Management Area, which includes Northland, the Hauraki Gulf, Waikato, = the Bay of Plenty and the west coast as far south as Tirua Point, starts on 1 = September and runs to 31 March 2011. Kaipara Harbour will also be open for scallop gathering from tomorrow. Fishers need to make sure they know bag limits, size limits and seasons before they go fishing, says Mr Heatley. The minimum legal size for scallops in the Auckland and Kermadec area is = 100 millimetres measured across the widest part of the shell. The legal bag limit for scallops is 20 per fisher per day. In addition, divers may take an extra bag for each of up to two people on board a boat, provided they are acting as safety people for the divers. When dredging for scallops, only those actively involved in fishing are entitled to a daily bag limit. "Minimum size limits are carefully set to make sure there will be enough scallops left for the future," says Mr Heatley. "Taking undersized scallops could affect the fishery by reducing the = amount of spawning and the number of small scallops growing into the fishery. Only = take what you need; fish for a feed and not to fill the freezer." Fishery Officers will be patrolling the beaches and inspecting scallop catches. Fines of $250 to $500 per offence can be imposed on fishers who = ignore the rules. Serious breaches can result in confiscation of diving gear, boats = and vehicles. "Fishery Officers have the job of protecting our fish stocks for future generations. They'd rather help you than police you, but if you ignore the = rules you leave them no choice but to give you a ticket," Mr Heatley said. "If you see people taking more than their fair share, you should report = them by calling 0800 4 POACHER. They are stealing from you and from future generations." The Ministry of Fisheries have advised there is no known link between sea slugs and scallops. While Auckland Regional Public Health Service advises = people against collecting shellfish from urban beaches due to general issues of contamination, it does not regard scallop gathering as a high-risk activity because scallops are generally found in deeper water further offshore. The = New Zealand Food Safety Authority says it has no concerns with recreationally or commercially caught seafood in the Gulf. For the latest public health information, see www.arphs.govt.nz/Media_Releases/media_releases.asp
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Reference	http://www.voxy= .co.nz/politics/scallop-season-opens/5/60934 Fisheries and Aquaculture = Minister Phil Heatley is calling on scallop fishers to follow the rules when = the season opens in Auckland tomorrow., Fisheries and Aquaculture Minister = Phil Heatley is calling on scallop fishers to follow the rules when the = season opens in Auckland tomorrow.
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	Title	Friday, 3 September 2010 8:43 PM New = fishing lobby group being set up in Queensland. 31 Aug 2010. National Rural = News. (Australian Broadcasting Corporation)
Text	New fishing lobby group being set up in Queensland Tuesday, 31/08/2010 There are changes ahead in the Queensland fishing = industry, with a new representative group forming. The new group, which at this stage is called the "Reef = Quota Line Council", will be separate from the current peak industry lobby organisation, the Queensland Seafood Industry Association. Greg Smith is a commercial fisher, and part of the = group's organising committee. He says a separate group will ensure the interests of = all fishers are looked after. "We've had a really rough time the last 12 months in = our industry, and we haven't had a real lot of representation from participants = in the industry," he says. "We want to form a group that recognises that and give = everyone in the industry a say."
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	Title	Friday, 3 September 2010 8:38 PM Illegal = whitebaiters could be netting $70k a year \| Stuff.co.nz
Text	Illegal whitebaiters could be netting $70k a year By SCOT MacKAY - The Southland Times = Last updated 05:00 28/08/2010 Share Print Text Size JOHN HAWKINS/Southland Times SEIZED CONTRABAND: DOC ranger Kelwyn Osborn = examines forfeited whitebait nets that will go up for auction. Relevant offers Authorities are targeting illegal whitebaiters in Western Southland who = are thought to be making up to $70,000 a year in undeclared cash sales. Police and the Department of Conservation have begun covert operations in = the area looking at illegal fishing while the Inland Revenue Department also = has the illegal trade in its sights. Constable Steve Winsloe, of Tuatapere, said he had heard reports of = whitebaiters living off benefits and earning between $50,000 and $70,000 in = cash sales of the delicacy every year. "They are making a living out of whitebaiting – many are on = unemployment benefits with all sales in cash," he said. His view was made evident during a combined night operation between police = and the Department of Conservation (DOC) on Thursday where illegal = whitebaiters at the mouth of the Waiau River were targeted. Department Southland compliance co-ordinator Kelwyn Osborn said he was = aware of the illegal nature of the whitebait trading, but the operation was = carried out for the protection of the species. The department was targeting people fishing outside of regulation hours = and using non-regulation-sized nets, which carried a maximum fine of $5000, = he said. The department had been doing active patrols during the day and night = based on public intelligence for several years, and the Waiau River was a = common spot for people breaking the regulations, Mr Osborn said. The lucrative nature of the whitebait trade meant many people also = protected their fishing spot and that sometimes led to conflict, which was = why the police presence was required, he said. "The Waiau has traditionally been a spot where whitebaiters have sort of = looked to secure their own position – they keep it for their families = and push out others by intimidation," he said. THE RULES Whitebait season is open between August 15 and November 30 throughout New = Zealand, except the West Coast of the South Island and the Chatham Islands. = Fishing is permitted only between 5am and 8pm or between 6am and 9pm when = New Zealand Daylight Saving is observed. No fishing gear should exceed more than one-third of the water channel = width, be used in conjunction with another person's gear to exceed more than = one-third of the channel, or exceed 6m in total length. Nets must have a mouth no larger than 4.5m and framing material no wider = than 120mm. No person = shall set or use more than one whitebait net at a time and every person must = remain within 10m of the net. Fishing gear must be removed from the water at the end of fishing or the = end of the day. Persons offending against these regulations may be fined up to = $5000
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Reference	www.stuff.co.nz/southland-times/news/4070994/Illega= l-whitebaiters-c... Authorities are targeting illegal whitebaiters in = Western Southland who are thought to be making up to $70,000 a year in = undeclared cash sales.
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	Title	Friday, 3 September 2010 8:35 PM FIS - = Worldnews - Southern lobster fishers hostile toward cuts
Text	South Australia has reduced the lobster quota by 150 tonnes as well as reducing the season by two months. (Photo: Stock File) Southern lobster fishers hostile toward cuts AUSTRALIA Friday, August 27, 2010, 01:30 (GMT + 9) A fishing season cut by two months and a catch quota lower by 150 tonnes = have been announced for 2010-11. There are claims that this may push some = operators out of South Australia’s (SA) sector. Last fishing season ran from October to May with a quota of 1,400 tonnes, while next season will run from 1 November to 30 April with a quota of 1,250 tonnes. The South Eastern Professional Fisherman’s Association (SEPFA), = about 160 members strong, has responded by rejecting South Australia Fisheries Minister Michael = O’Brien’s decision calling a forum next week so fishers can protest the closure of October fishing. They = will lobby against the changes. Conversely, the Port MacDonnell Professional Fisherman’s = Association, made up of some 30 members, lauded the decision as progress, The Border Watch reports. “We’ve got a fishing industry in decline and struggling for = sustainability for the past seven years and the way we have been managing it, which was by reducing the quota, is not giving us the return we = require — the most obvious thing to do is to shorten the fishing season and expand the breeding season = and SEPFA does not agree with this,” he declared. “It’s my intention to retain the [Total Allowable Commercial = Catch (TACC)] at 1,250 tonnes for another season in 2011-12 before raising it to between 1,400 = and 1,600 tonnes for subsequent seasons if lobster numbers recover,” = O’Brien added. Port MacDonnell Professional Fisherman’s Association President John = Ashby said that this is what they have wanted the government to do for years. “We wanted the fishing season cut some seven years ago, but no one = would listen, and stocks continued to decline and catch rates were low,” he = said. “We are happy that the minister had the foresight and guts to do something and in = fact we will ask for a judicial inquiry into why our request was ignored = years ago.” SEPFA President Joel Redman, meanwhile, said the industry “totally = rejected” mainly the closure in October but also May, which together with the quota cut = could lead some operators to quit. "One of our primary markets is China and we've had good markets there in October, and we may lose them forever in the light of this decision," he = argued, reports ABC News. “We don’t know the full impacts of this ill-informed decision = until the effects on our markets are realised — this has the = potential to seriously impact on our businesses directly and those that rely on our industry,” Redman = stated. He argued the October closure does not have a scientific basis and that it = appears that the minister did not make an educated enough decision. O’Brien has maintained the northern zone’s quota at 310 tonnes = for the approaching season, even though that TACC was fished before last season ended. It provides fishers with stability, said Rock Lobster Advisory Council Executive Officer Justin Phillips. Related articles: - What's causing lobsters’ decline? - = Lobster season truncated By Natalia Real editorial@fis.com www.fis.com
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	Title	Friday, 3 September 2010 8:32 PM Fishers = face potential $100,000 fine over illegal haul - ABC North Qld - Australian = Broadcasting Corporation
Text	Fishers face potential $100,000 fine over illegal haul By Josh Bavas Posted August 26, 2010 = 08:25:00 Map: Home Hill 4806 Boating and Fisheries officers will continue to carry out = random inspections across north Queensland after the discovery of an illegal haul of = fish. Patrol officer Karl Roebuck says two people have been caught with 126 = whiting in their caravan at Home Hill and now face a penalty of up to $100,000. He says the legal limit for each person is 30 whiting. "This is the second incident of officers locating whiting above the legal limit in caravans and mobile homes in this area in recent months," he = said. "But most people do the right thing and we'd encourage people to get themselves the latest copy of the recreational fishing rules. "We do a lot of random checks and we do checks of boat ramps and obviously = when we're out and about in the field officers do checks of vessels. "We do check creeks when we come across recreational fishers on the shore = and we can check eskies and things on board vessels, so it's basically a [routine = patrol check]."
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	Title	Friday, 3 September 2010 8:29 PM $250,000 = grant for research on toxic sea slugs - National - NZ Herald News
Text	$250,000 grant for research on toxic sea slugs 5:30 AM Wednesday Aug = 25, 2010 Health warning signs have appeared on beaches again after the latest = discovery at Kohimarama. Photo / Greg Bowker The Government will pay for research into toxic sea slugs blamed for the = deaths of two dogs on North Shore beaches last winter. The slugs, which contain the tetrodotoxin poison also found in puffer = fish, were discovered for the first time on an Auckland City beach last = week. Research, Science and Technology Minister Wayne Mapp yesterday announced = $250,000 funding over two years to research the toxic slugs and determine if = taking seafood from the Hauraki Gulf has any risks. "They are already a danger to people and their pets. We need to know = whether they are a wider threat to seafood." The project will be the first research into tetrodotoxin since its = discovery on North Shore beaches last year. Nelson's Cawthron Institute will collaborate with the Hauraki Maori Trust = Board in the research, to be funded through Nga pae o te Maramatanga, which = facilitates projects deemed important to Maori. Toxic slugs have been found this winter near Long Bay, Browns Bay, Narrow = Neck Beach, Cheltenham, and Bayswater on the North Shore. Last week they also appeared on Kohimarama Beach - the first time they = have been found on an Auckland City beach on the south side of the Waitemata = Harbour. - NZPA
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Reference	http://www.nzherald.co.nz/nz/news/article.cfm?c_id=3D= 1&objectid=3D10668611 The Government will pay for research into toxic = sea slugs blamed for the deaths of two dogs on North Shore beaches last = winter.
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	Title	Friday, 3 September 2010 8:28 PM Tighter = southern lobster season canned - ABC News (Australian Broadcasting = Corporation)
Text	Tighter southern lobster season canned Updated Wed Aug 25, 2010 10:52am AEST = The SA rock lobster industry is = unhappy with cuts to the southern zone season. (7pm TV News TAS) Map: Mount Gambier 5290 Related Story: Quota tightened to save southern rock lobster The South Eastern Professional Fisherman's Association in SA = will lobby against changes to the southern zone's rock lobster season. Fisheries Minister Michael O'Brien has cut the quota to 1,250 tonnes and = the season will be shortened by two months, removing October and May. He says the strategy aims to improve the industry's sustainabilty and was prompted by seven years of declining catch rates. But Association president Joel Redman says the changes are going to have a = devastating effect on the industry. "We were always of the understanding that maybe some hard decisions needed = to be made," he said. "But for the minister to go and close months that are very, very useful in = terms of market share and market advantage is a huge decision. "One of our primary markets is China and we've had good markets there in October, and we may lose them forever in the light of this decision." Northern Zone The fisheries minister has kept the northern zone quota at 310 tonnes for = the coming season, even though that amount was caught before last season finished. Rock Lobster Advisory Council executive officer Justin Phillips says it provides stability for fishermen. "Over the past three seasons the northern zone rock lobster fisheries had some quota reductions," he said. "We were quite confident that those levels of reduction had addressed any risk to the sustainability of the stock. Now its about maintaining business viability for operators within the fishery."
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Reference	http://www.abc.ne= t.au/news/stories/2010/08/25/2992689.htm The South Eastern = Professional Fisherman's Association in SA will lobby against changes to the = southern zone's rock lobster season.
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	Title	Friday, 3 September 2010 8:26 PM Lobster = season cut in SA
Text	Lobster season cut in SA 12:00 AEST Tue Aug 24 2010 10 = days 8 hours 26 minutes ago VIEWS: 0 \| FLOCKS: 0 \| 0 comments so far Also on it's timeThe top 100 fashion = buys relax!How to feel better fast More national news: Soldier remembered as a loving dad Sep 03, 2010 Boy bitten by sea lion at Sydney zoo Sep 03, 2010 Bob and Blanche hawk their book Sep 03, 2010 Mikakos Ivanhoe caretaker MP Sep 03, 2010 No politics in GG's school visit Sep 03, 2010 $360,000 to Lockhart victim's girlfriend Sep 03, 2010 Hogan given permission to leave country Sep 03, 2010 Paramedic was 'bomb waiting to explode' Sep 03, 2010 McLeay portfolios reallocated Sep 03, 2010 Man jailed for parking officer attack Sep 03, 2010 Two months have = been slashed from the rock lobster fishing season in South Australia to ensure lobster numbers remain sustainable. Fisheries Minister Michael O'Brien said the total commercial = catch would be capped at 1250 tonnes for the next season which will now run from November this year to the end of April, 2011. Mr O'Brien said the government had removed October and May from the = fishing season. "I am concerned that the catch rate in the southern zone = fishery has declined for the seventh year in a row, Mr O'Brien said in a statement on = Tuesday. The government said if lobster numbers improved the size of = the catch would be increased to between 1400 and 1600 tonnes in 2011-12. Mr O'Brien said removing October and May from the season = would help the fishery rebuild. "I'm advised that up to 50 per cent of lobsters caught in = October are carrying eggs, compared with just 10 per cent in November," he said. "By acting now to rebuild the fishery we are better placed to = preserve the social and economic value of the industry. "While I understand that removing October from the fishing = season may impact on the prices attained, it has potential to accelerate the recovery." The minister said the rock lobster industry remained a = valuable contributor to the state's economy with the 2008-09 catch valued at $85 million.
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	Title	Friday, 3 September 2010 8:26 PM Our = options are open, say Greens
Text	Our options are = open, say Greens David Rood, Clay Lucas and Ben Schneiders August 24, = 2010 THE Victorian Greens have left the door open to helping Coalition leader = Ted Baillieu form government if November's state election produces a hung parliament. The Age understands the Greens are likely to demand the transport = portfolio if they seize the balance of power at the state poll. But the Victorian Greens won't be able to rely on being bankrolled by the Electrical Trades Union - as they were in their successful campaign for the federal seat of Melbourne at Saturday's election - with the left-wing union yesterday praising Premier John Brumby. Victoria's three state Greens MPs would not say which party they would = back in the event of a hung state parliament. Greens MP Greg Barber said the party would negotiate with all parties and independents on the basis of three criteria: stability, transparency and progressive change. ''In the event of a balance-of-power parliament we will work to get our party's policies achieved,'' he said. This contrasts with the stance of the newly elected Greens MHR for = Melbourne, Adam Bandt, who declared before the weekend poll that he would support Julia Gillard and Labor ahead of Tony Abbott's Coalition. Victorian Labor has been shaken by the strong Greens showing at the = federal election. If Mr Bandt's 10.4 per cent swing in Melbourne was repeated at the state election, it would threaten Labor's hold on four inner city seats: Melbourne, = Richmond, Brunswick, and Northcote. State Labor would lose the ability to government in its own right if it = lost 11 seats at the November 27 election. The last time Victoria had a hung parliament was 1999, when Labor's Steve Bracks formed a minority government with the support of three independents - including two rural conservatives. Mr Barber yesterday said if the Greens won the balance of power in State Parliament they would demand the creation of an independent transport = authority to run Victoria's trains, trams and buses. The Age believes the Greens would use any negotiations with = either Mr Brumby or Mr Baillieu on creating a minority government to demand the transport ministry. Earlier this year, Tasmanian Greens leader Nick McKim joined a coalition = with Labor and was given responsibility for the transport portfolio. Yesterday, ETU Victorian secretary Dean Mighell praised Mr Brumby and expressed strong support for state Labor's solar power policy. ''John Brumby has done probably one of the most important reforms for = solar energy in the country,'' he said. Mr Mighell, whose blue-collar union backed the federal Greens to the tune = of $325,000, said his members would be ''really concerned'' about some state = Greens positions on hunting, fishing and four-wheel-driving. Mr Brumby yesterday refused to rule out trying to strike a deal with the Greens for minority government in the event of a hung parliament. There had been no discussions with the Greens on this ''hypothetical question'', he said, but indicated there could be before the election. He = said the state election was likely to be very close, but Labor was aiming to win = in its own right. Mr Baillieu has not ruled out doing a preferences deal to help the Greens = in Labor's vulnerable inner-city seats. Asked about a possible hung state parliament, Mr Baillieu said there was a long way to go between now and = election day. With PAUL AUSTIN
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	Title	Friday, 3 September 2010 8:25 PM Good = Riddance to Overfishing: New Management Can End Unsustainable Practices: = Scientific American
Text	August 23, 2010 \| 8 comments Good Riddance to Overfishing: New Management Can End Unsustainable Practices Trade bans may fail, but fishing management agencies have other = strategies, too, including those proved to work By Carina Storrs JUST TOO TASTY: = Bluefin tuna populations are dropping fast because of overfishing. OpenCage More to Explore Overview The End: A Directory and Online Exclusives Editor's note: This story is part of a series of online exclusives = about natural phenomena and human endeavors we'd like to see come to an end. They = are connected with the September 2010 special = issue of Scientific American called "The = End." The meeting of the Convention on International Trade in Endangered Species = of Wild Fauna and Flora, or CITES (pronounced "sight-eez") this past March was a = decided defeat for the Atlantic = bluefin tuna. Delegates voted 72 to 43 not to restrict fishing and international trade of the tuna so prized for its = sushi that stocks are estimated to be at 15 percent of their historic levels. Although = dismayed, conservationists remain upbeat, because they have at their disposal other management tools that could save the species. Those strategies belong = to the International Commission for the Conservation of Atlantic Tunas (ICCAT), which actually has the job to manage tuna and tunalike species (a point = argued by Japan and other opponents of a CITES trade ban). Conservationists had forged ahead with a CITES effort anyway, = because "we felt that a CITES ban would be a useful part of a package of tools to = help reduce incentives for going over the quota," says Rebecca Lent, director of = the National Oceanic and Atmospheric Administration Office of International = Affairs and U.S. commissioner for ICCAT. ICCAT, one of many regional fishery management organizations around the world, used a different tool to swordfish = were getting killed as bycatch. Still, getting countries to adhere to quotas is "the hardest challenge internationally," Lent says. Catch share programs, in which regional fishery = councils divvy up quota shares to fishermen, could help ease this burden. Instead of = creating a "struggle over a shrinking pie, you make [fishermen into] stakeholders, and = that generates an incentive to be better stewards," says Frank Alcock, director of = the Marine Policy Institute at the Mote Marine Laboratory in Sarasota, Fla. = In the Pacific Northwest, for example, the program helped cut halibut = fishing levels by one quarter. As for the bluefin, if ICCAT fails to manage the fish's rebuilding this year, Lent = points out that CITES will vote a second time, as it often does before protecting a species, in 2013. Expectations are high, she says, because "the global = awareness on these species is highly increased." FIVE FISH ON THE TO-GO MENU Like bluefin tuna, many species popular at the dinner table, = including Atlantic cod and Chilean sea bass, share red-list status as defined = by the International Union for Conservation of Nature and Natural Resources (IUCN) Red List of = Threatened Species. Overfishing, in fact, threatens at least a dozen other species. Five = less familiar ones are: Hammerhead = Sharks Hammerhead sharks have declined by 89 percent since 1986, a rate even more alarming than = that of white sharks (79 percent) and tiger sharks (65 percent). The species, = which CITES also failed to protect = in March, are prized for their fins, used to make a delicacy soup. And the catch method is particularly = cruel: After fishermen remove the fins they typically toss the live sharks back in = the water to = drown. Russian Sturgeon For the past three generations Russian = sturgeon have been facing a double threat: the loss of spawning grounds and the overharvesting of their eggs for caviar. These = insults have whittled their population down 90 percent of its level from 45 years ago = and put the species on the critically endangered list of the International = Union for Conservation of Nature. Sicklefish Grouper Sicklefish = grouper may now only exist in small pockets of its former range, from North Carolina to Venezuela. The IUCN classifies the fish "near threatened" because it is sparse and is being overfished. European Eel The unsustainable harvest = rates of European = eel and diminished migration (because of dam construction around Europe) add up to a decline of at least 80 percent of the = population since 1968. Restocking efforts are underway, but because the eel reproduce late in life, restoration could take several generations—60 = to 200 years. Orange Roughy The trawling of broad swaths = of ocean floor off the New Zealand coast has stripped the ocean of orange roughy. From the 1970s to 1990s, the population = dropped by 80 percent, and similar to other exploited species the fish have started = to aggregate in smaller regions of the sea, making them more vulnerable to = fishing pressure.
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	Title	Friday, 3 September 2010 8:24 PM Captain = had too many fish in net, email says \| Stuff.co.nz
Text	Captain had too many fish in net, email says By KEITH LYNCH and GILES BROWN - The Press = Last updated 05:00 24/08/2010 Share Print Text Size Relevant offers A fishing vessel sank last week because the captain tried to take on too = many fish in one net, survivors told a rescue vessel's crew. The captain of Talley's Amaltal Atlantis, Greg Lyall, said survivors told = his crew the captain of the Oyang 70 would not listen to protests about the fish haul. Soon after the ship began listing, and water flooded the onboard factory = and engine room, Lyall said. Six people were lost when the ship sank 750 = kilometres from Dunedin. Lyall's account is contained in an email passed on to The Press by a spokesman for the NZ Fishing: Keep it Kiwi lobby group, Daren Coulston. Lyall said the ship went down in 10 minutes on Wednesday and he was told = "the captain was standing on the bridge with no lifejacket on and arms folded; he = did not want to get off". "The crew decided for themselves it was time to run for the liferafts. = Most were under water and had to swim to the rafts. The skipper refused to wear a lifejacket and wanted to stay on board," he said. Some crew described the captain as "greedy" or "stupid", said Lyall, who estimated the catch to be 132 tonnes. Christchurch-based Southern Storm Fishing, which chartered the Oyang 70, would not comment on the reasons for the sinking. However, a spokesman said the 1600-ton Oyang 70 was a deepwater vessel, = built for that environment and type of fishing. "The captain of the Oyang 70 had experience fishing for southern blue whiting. However, many of the crew had no experience of this fishery, = although they did have deep-sea fishing experience." Talley's Nelson branch chief executive Tony Hazlett confirmed the contents = of Lyall's email. "The things that they heard upset the crew of our vessel. I hope the New Zealand authorities will take note of it," Hazlett said. The Amaltal Atlantis was among several vessels to respond to a mayday = call. Forty-five crewmen were rescued, but three died. Three other men, = including South Korean captain Shin Hyeon Gi, 42, are still missing. The last injured crew member was released from Christchurch Hospital yesterday. Thirty-seven Indonesian and Filipino crew members left Christchurch = Airport yesterday morning. Indonesian Dodo, 38, said he was "very happy" to be leaving. "We are all OK; no problem," he said. A Filipino crew member said he had been asleep when the Oyang 70 capsized. = Southern Storm Fishing operations manager Russ Barron said all of the crew = were in good health, but could not talk about the incident as it was being investigated by the coroner. "They've been fed, they've been clothed, they've = been paid, they've been treated, all in accordance with New Zealand law," he said. Ad Feedback = Pete Dawson, ship agent for the Oyang 70, said the crew were very apprehensive. "They only had a couple of hours rest after the [Amaltal = Atlantis] arrived [at Lyttelton] and then interviews started by the police and the TAIC = [Transport Accident Investigation Commission]." Detective Senior Sergeant John Rae said several South Korean crew remained = in Christchurch and police had a "good handle on the story". A Transport Accident Investigation Commission spokesman had no comment. A report could take up to two years.
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Reference	www.stuff.co.nz/national/4053860/Captain-had-too-many-fish-in-net-e.= .. A fishing vessel sank last week because the captain tried to take = on too many fish in one net, survivors told a rescue vessel's crew.
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	Title	Friday, 3 September 2010 8:23 PM Blue cod = fishing in Sounds could resume next year \| The National Business Review - New = Zealand - business, markets, finance, politics, property, technology and = more
Text	Blue cod fishing in Sounds could resume next year NZPA \| Tuesday August 24, 2010 - 12:08pm Recreational fishers could resume catching blue cod from the Marlborough Sounds from next year. The Ministry of Fisheries banned recreational catches of blue cod in = October 2008 to address a local drop in numbers, with fishing to resume in October 2012. Fisheries and Aquaculture Minister Phil Heatley today said he wanted to = see recreational catches resume earlier. "I support lifting or relaxing the closure early so we can start fishing = for blue cod again in a way we know is sustainable." Mr Heatley last year asked the Marlborough Sounds Blue Cod Management = Group to develop a sustainable management plan for the area. The group's public consultation document, released today, proposes = reopening the Sounds to seasonal blue cod fishing from April 1 to August 31 next year, = and from February 1 to August 31 in subsequent years. It proposes a maximum daily bag limit of two blue cod in the Marlborough Sounds and Challenger East areas, with a maximum daily boat limit of 10 blue cod. Fishers staying overnight would be allowed two bags a day. Blue cod would have to be between 33cm and 45cm in the Marlborough Sounds, = and larger than 33cm in the Challenger East area. The group also recommended extending the Marlborough Sounds fishing area using district council coastal boundaries, and introducing a no-take zone = around Maud Island. Fishers would not be allowed more than two hooks per line while fishing = for any species in the proposed extended area. The group also proposed the introduction of an amateur blue cod fishing permit -- a recommendation at odds with the Government's policy against requiring licences for recreational saltwater fishing. Mr Heatley said developing the plan had not been an easy process. "Fishing in the Marlborough Sounds is an activity many people are = passionate about and there is a wide range of views within the community." The proposals follow a study which profiled the types of people who fished = in the Sounds, where they stayed, the fishing methods they used, the fish they = were trying to catch and how successful they were -- the first of its type in New Zealand. Public submissions on the plan close on October 4. "Once the consultation process finishes I will consider public = submissions, advice from fishery managers and the latest scientific research before making = a final decision on management measures for the fishery," Mr Heatley said.
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	Title	Friday, 3 September 2010 8:23 PM Quota = tightened to save southern rock lobster - ABC News (Australian Broadcasting = Corporation)
Text	Quota tightened to save southern rock lobster Posted Tue Aug 24, 2010 2:04pm AEST = Map: Mount Gambier 5290 The rock lobster commercial catch quota in SA's lower south = east will be capped at 1,250 tonnes until stocks recover. And a month at each end of the southern zone rock lobster season will be = cut to help the industry become more sustainable. The season will run from November to April. Fisheries Minister Michael O'Brien says seven years of declining catch = rates prompted the move. He says if lobster numbers increase he will consider raising the quota again. "We'll impose a little bit of discipline for the next two years," he said. "If we can get some stability to that particular fishery and then we'll up = the quota, and hopefully maintain it at a level in the long term." The quota for the northern zone, which stretches from the Murray Mouth to = the WA border, will remain at 310 tonnes.
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Reference	http://www.abc.ne= t.au/news/stories/2010/08/24/2991984.htm The rock lobster commercial = catch quota in SA's lower south east will be capped at 1,250 tonnes until = stocks recover.
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	Title	Friday, 3 September 2010 8:23 PM Fishers = Want End To Marine Conservation And Parks
Text	Are seas the new = green battlegounds? August 23, 2010 Comments 49 A vocal lobby group of fishers is campaigning to end marine conservation. Photo: Andy Zakeli In case it passed you by in the recent, just cleared, political blizzard, there's been a shift in our domestic environmental battlefronts, to the = sea. After decades as an election cutting point, forests were absent on = Saturday. Instead the resource versus protection barney moved to Australia's marine domain. This contest has far to go. In the past year, a politically sharp, well-funded recreational fisheries lobby has emerged for the first time to take on, and beat, scientists and environmentalists. It snapped up support from both major parties, and by the campaign's = climax had put marine protection on the radar of many politicians whose closest previous dealings with a fish were on a plate. At the extremes of this argument, some fishers reject any blame for overfishing, while animal activists are opposing cruelty to sentient = creatures. But the main game focuses on a national set of marine reserves that until now = had bipartisan, if tediously slow, support. Australia's ocean domain is, at 19 million square kilometres, more than = twice as large as its landmass. Our seas range from tropical reefs loved by = tourists to frigid deeps. When Liberal environment minister Robert Hill released the National Oceans = Policy in 1998, it claimed to make Australia "the first country in the world = to deliver a comprehensive national plan to protect and manage the oceans". The initial template covering south-eastern waters from Bermagui on the = New South Wales south coast, around Victoria and Tasmania to South Australia was finalised years late in 2007. About 7 per cent of this two-million-square-kilometre region is closed to fishing. Along the rest of the coast other "bioregions" are being studied, but so = far the grand total of marine protected areas (not necessarily fisheries = exclusion zones) is 765,000 square kilometres, including the Great Barrier Reef Marine Park. States also set up their own marine protection. In NSW, 34 per cent of = waters is in "parks", and 6.7 per cent in no-fishing sanctuaries, according to a = 2009 count by the Australian Marine Conservation Society. In Victoria, 9 per cent = of coasts is in parks and 5 per cent in sanctuaries. Sound reasonable? Not to recreational fishers alarmed by the "no take" concept. The first sign that this lobby was mounting a serious effort came = last summer, over mako sharks. A ban on fishing for these internationally depleted fish fulfilled Australia's obligation under the Convention on Migratory Species. It's = reversal by Environment Minister Peter Garrett met electoral imperatives. Evidence that the debate was polarising came when shadow fisheries = minister Richard Colbeck began to rail against the influence of "extreme" environment groups, such as the Pew Foundation. In fact Pew is about as globally mainstream as American philanthropic NGOs = get, with $US4.5 billion in assets and $US204 million in annual grants and programs. It is also a strong supporter of Australian marine reserves. Come the election campaign, the Australian Fishing Trade Association also popped up with a boatload of funding, warning fishing voters their children's = right to hold a rod was under threat. "Fishing may never be the same again if the Greens or Labor get into = power!" said their full-page advertisements. AFTA is composed of recreational fishing trade suppliers who claim to be = at the heart of a $1 billion industry. Executive director Doug Joyner said they = had up to $450,000 to spend on countering the "Green grab" for 30 per cent plus = of the seas. The Greens do indeed argue for 30 per cent of the seas to go into no-take zones, claiming this is the best insurance policy for fishing in a future = where over-fished stocks also face threats from climate change. The Australian Marine Science Association has much lower ambitions, = calling for effective protection of at least 10 per cent in no-take zones. Labor rejected arbitrary targets in the campaign, and pointed out that Commonwealth = reserves began five kilometres offshore, beyond the reach of the average = shore fisher. But Liberal leader Tony Abbott immediately grasped the political value of = a fishing rod, and now wants to shelve all marine reserve plans. Last week in Narooma on the NSW south coast he said: "I think that it's = very important that we immediately suspend this marine protected area process. The = fact is that it is needlessly threatening not just the livelihoods of people = who live off the sea but it's immediately threatening the entire economy of the south coast." Whether Labor survives in government or the Coalition prevails, clearly = the setting has changed. "I fish and I vote" has become more than a car sticker. Expect to see more of the fishers, and their opponents, from now on. *Andrew Darby is Age* and Sydney Morning Herald Hobart correspondent. Source: theage.com.au**
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	Title	Friday, 3 September 2010 8:22 PM Lobster = season cut in SA
Text	Lobster season cut = in SA August 24, 2010 AAP Two months have been slashed from the rock lobster fishing season in South = Australia to ensure lobster numbers remain sustainable. Fisheries Minister Michael O'Brien said the total commercial catch would = be capped at 1250 tonnes for the next season which will now run from November = this year to the end of April, 2011. Mr O'Brien said the government had removed October and May from the = fishing season. "I am concerned that the catch rate in the southern zone fishery has = declined for the seventh year in a row, Mr O'Brien said in a statement on Tuesday. The government said if lobster numbers improved the size of the catch = would be increased to between 1400 and 1600 tonnes in 2011-12. Mr O'Brien said removing October and May from the season would help the fishery rebuild. "I'm advised that up to 50 per cent of lobsters caught in October are carrying eggs, compared with just 10 per cent in November," he said. "By acting now to rebuild the fishery we are better placed to preserve the = social and economic value of the industry. "While I understand that removing October from the fishing season may = impact on the prices attained, it has potential to accelerate the recovery." The minister said the rock lobster industry remained a valuable = contributor to the state's economy with the 2008-09 catch valued at $85 million.
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Friday, 3 September 2010 8:20 PM

Striped = Trumpeter Fishery Closes - Robert Gott Director Marine Resources - Tasmanian = Government Media Releases

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Robert Gott Director Marine Resources =

Department of Primary Industries, = Parks, Water and Environment

Monday, 23 August 2010

Striped Trumpeter Fishery = Closes

The Tasmanian striped trumpeter fishery will again be closed for two = months commencing at midnight on 1 September and reopening at midnight on 31 October = 2010. The closure applies to both commercial and recreational fishers.

Director of Marine Resources, Rob Gott, said this is the second year the closure has been implemented and is designed to provide protection for the striped trumpeter during the peak spawning period.

"The spawning closure is one of a number of measures taken to protect = and conserve this species along with changes to the minimum legal size and recreational possession limits that were introduced in November 2009. These measures have been put in place to address the sustainability of this species.

“There has been no evidence of a significant spawning year since = the mid 1990s and there is a risk that the fishery is being maintained by ageing fish = with very few young fish coming through,” Mr Gott said.

The Tasmanian Aquaculture and Fisheries Institute (TAFI) is presently researching the striped trumpeter to improve our understanding of the = species’ spawning practices. Fish are being tagged as a part of this research work and = therefore it is important for fishers to report any tagged fish captured to = TAFI (03) 6227 7280.

The findings of this research will provide comprehensive and up-to-date information that will assist in management to deliver the best long term outcomes for the fishery.

Any striped trumpeter unintentionally caught must be returned to the = water immediately.

Mr Gott reminded fishers that the Marine Police would be on the lookout = for those who are taking striped trumpeter during the closure.

“Members of the public can help protect our fisheries by reporting = any potential illegal fishing activities to Fishwatch on 0427 655 557,” Mr = Gott said.

Further details on the striped trumpeter closure are available by = calling (03) 6233 6717.

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	Title	Friday, 3 September 2010 8:18 PM Benefits = of tuna tagging project already being realised
Text	Benefits of tuna tagging project already being = realised Posted at 17:56 on 22 August, 2010 UTC The Secretariat of the Pacific Community says it’s already seeing = the benefits of the tuna tagging programme in the Pacific, which concluded at the = end of last year. More than 260-thousand tuna fish were tagged and released during the three-year operation, the largest ever of its kind, and about 40-thousand of those have already been recaptured. The director of fisheries at the SPC, Mike Batty, says the Pacific nations = will soon start to see the outcomes of that work. “What we’re going = into now is the recovery of the tags, and of course, as these come in, particularly from fish = that have been at liberty for a longer period of time, we get more and more information on what’s happening. And then the real work is the analysis = of this information, and starting to use it for our stock = assessments.” Mike Batty says the first of that information analysis was just used in an = assessment of skipjack tuna stocks, and presented to the Western and Central Pacific Fisheries Commission in Tonga this week. Another tuna tagging project will begin in Papua New Guinea next year. News Content © Radio New Zealand International PO = Box 123, Wellington, New Zealand
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	Title	Friday, 3 September 2010 8:17 PM Marine = future uncertain with hung parliament - ABC South East NSW - Australian = Broadcasting Corporation
Text	Marine future uncertain with hung parliament Posted August 23, 2010 = 11:00:00 Map: Bermagui 2546 Commercial fishers on the Far South Coast of New South Wales = say the election result will delay decisions on the future of marine parks. The protection zones were a hot topic during the campaign with the Prime Minister, Julia Gillard, and the Opposition Leader, Tony Abbott, weighing-in = on the debate. A Director of the Bermagui Fisherman's Co-operative, Allan Broadhurst, = says the election spotlight was valuable because it highlighted the impact of = marine parks on commercial and recreational fishing. But he says a hung parliament means further negotiations will be put on hold. "I think it's just a matter of finding out who we're going to have to deal = with," he said. "So obviously we've got to wait to see who's in government, then who's = going to be appointed as the appropriate minister, and then invariably they appoint = someone who's delegated to this job. "I'd be thinking there would certainly be some months involved in this I'd = say." Mr Broadhurst says he is not disappointed that the Liberal Party lost in Eden-Monaro. "I'm happy to work with whatever party gets into government, because obviously that's the way it's got to be," he said. "But I think that the community has voiced their disapproval of the way = the marine park was planned and that we need to do some further negotiations on it."
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	Title	Tuesday, 31 August 2010 3:03 PM Marine = future uncertain with hung parliament - ABC South East NSW - Australian = Broadcasting Corporation
Text	Marine future uncertain with hung parliament Posted August 23, 2010 = 11:00:00 Map: Bermagui 2546 Commercial fishers on the Far South Coast of New South Wales = say the election result will delay decisions on the future of marine parks. The protection zones were a hot topic during the campaign with the Prime Minister, Julia Gillard, and the Opposition Leader, Tony Abbott, weighing-in = on the debate. A Director of the Bermagui Fisherman's Co-operative, Allan Broadhurst, = says the election spotlight was valuable because it highlighted the impact of = marine parks on commercial and recreational fishing. But he says a hung parliament means further negotiations will be put on hold. "I think it's just a matter of finding out who we're going to have to deal = with," he said. "So obviously we've got to wait to see who's in government, then who's = going to be appointed as the appropriate minister, and then invariably they appoint = someone who's delegated to this job. "I'd be thinking there would certainly be some months involved in this I'd = say." Mr Broadhurst says he is not disappointed that the Liberal Party lost in Eden-Monaro. "I'm happy to work with whatever party gets into government, because obviously that's the way it's got to be," he said. "But I think that the community has voiced their disapproval of the way = the marine park was planned and that we need to do some further negotiations on it."
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	Title	Tuesday, 31 August 2010 2:56 PM Fishing = policy doesn't add up: Labor
Text	Fishing policy doesn't add up: Labor 13:38 AEST Thu Aug 19 2010 Labor says it has found a financial error in the coalition's = controversial fisheries policy. Election Pulse Would a cap on poker machine bets curb problem gambling? Labor claims it = has found a financial error in the coalition's controversial fisheries = policy, which would see the industry get less money for research and = development, not more. The coalition on Wednesday released its policy for = recreational and commercial fishers, who it claims have been mistreated by = Labor. In it was a promise to increase government funding to the = Fishing Research and Development Corporation from a matching contribution of = $1 for each $1 raised by industry, to $1.25. But Fisheries Minister Tony Burke said in 2009/10, the = government contributed $3 for every $1 - so the policy amounted to a cut = worth $12.25 million a year. "The coalition is using this vital sector of the Australian = economy as a political playground for their election campaign games," he = said. Also included in the policy is a plan to suspend the planning = of marine parks, because of a perceived lack of community consultation. Scientists have urged Opposition Leader Tony Abbott to = re-think the move, arguing the parks benefit everyone with larger and more = fish.
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	Title	Tuesday, 31 August 2010 2:53 PM Queensland fish species migrating south due to climate = change \| Courier Mail
Text	Queensland fish species migrating south due to climate = change by Brian Williams From: The Courier-Mail August 20, 2010 = 12:00AM 18 comments Increase Text Size Decrease Text Size Print Email Share Add to Digg Add to del.icio.us Add to Facebook Add to Kwoff Add to Myspace Add to = Newsvine What are these? ON THE MOVE: = The groper is one of the Queensland fish species migrating south due to rising temperatures. CLIMATE change is turning the environment upside-down, with Queensland groper, tiger sharks and even warm-water fish like coral trout being found in Tasmania. = Scientists also have recorded yellowtail kingfish and snapper heading = south, while north Queensland barramundi and threadfin salmon are being caught in Moreton Bay off Brisbane and on the Gold Coast. Scientists say it shows how climate change is redistributing species. They have identified 45 species – including 30 per cent of = inshore Tasmanian fish families – relocating. Others are warm temperate surf species such as silver drummer, rock = blackfish and rock flathead, and warm-water tuna and billfishes. Australian National Fish Collection curator Peter Last said yesterday up = to 19 species or 5 per cent of Tasmanian coastal fish such as the maugean skate had declined or were possibly locally extinct. Start of sidebar. Skip to end of sidebar. End of sidebar. Return to start of sidebar. "At the same time many warm temperate species have moved in," Dr Last = said. "The problem is that in southern Tasmania, shallow cold-water species have nowhere to escape warmer conditions." Dr Last said he was surprised when a coral trout, a Great Barrier Reef species, was caught at Port Arthur. "I didn't believe this guy when he said he had caught one until he brought = it in," Dr Last said. "We also had a big Queensland groper sneak up behind = people on a dive off Bicheno. We get great whites so it scared the heck out of them. = I also had an aquarium collector with a heap of Queensland species off Eden (NSW)." Dr Last said odd northern species had always travelled down the east Australian current, but it now extended 350km further south than about 65 = years ago. Water temperatures had risen 2C. "Species like groper and tiger sharks are normally not seen much south of Sydney and tropical fish that turn up in summer in Botany Bay and then die = off, are persisting," he said. CSIRO oceanographer Ken Ridgeway said the current was strong to about = Eden in the 1940s but powerful flows now continued through to Tasmania = because of a switch in winds generated by changing ozone levels and warming. Wildlife Preservation Society president Simon Baltais said evidence of dramatic species moves was mounting. "The tragedy is scientists have been warning of this for about three decades yet nothing has been done by governments at a policy level," he said. = "It's surprising how many fools believe (climate change) sceptics despite evidence being so overwhelming." Dr Last said it was logical to expect species such as barramundi and king salmon to increase in Moreton Bay and he expected survey work near Perth, WA, = to show major shifts. Dr Last, the CSIRO and Tasmanian Aquaculture and Fisheries Institute have published a paper on the changes in the journal Global Ecology and Biogeography
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	Title	Tuesday, 31 August 2010 2:51 PM Voters = all at sea over marine park - Local News - News - General - The Canberra = Times
Text	Voters all at sea over marine park BY PHILLIP THOMSON 19 Aug, 2010 08:45 AM Gary Reid stood on a fishing boat with a ''for = sale'' sign on it this week and said the only man who could save him was Tony = Abbott. ''I have no job security,'' the 53-year-old father of six said. From the oyster leases, to the decks of boats, to the work rooms of the co-ops, the Federal Government's proposed expansion of marine parks along the = NSW South Coast has become the front line in the federal election battle for Eden-Monaro. Mr Abbott fronted up in the bellwether seat this week to continue his campaign to win the votes of angry fishermen and tourism operators along Australia's east coast and reaffirmed his promise to curb the growth of = marine parks. Three weeks ago The Canberra Times reported locals as saying there were several thousand undecided Eden-Monaro voters against the no-go fishing = zones, or enough to potentially swing the electorate toward the Coalition if it promised to help them. This week, in the vital last week of the campaign, Mr Abbott arrived at Narooma to put forward his policy, announced in Queensland on July 27, to = gather votes from frustrated swinging voters, like Mr Reid. Mr Reid, a charter boat skipper, took on an extra job picking up and = dropping off dirty and washed linen because of the impending marine park. He said his second job, also reliant on a thriving tourism sector, could = be endangered as well. Mr Reid was worried about the ''areas for further assessment'' being eyed by the Commonwealth, which he said could result in wall-to-wall no-take zones from Tathra in the Eden-Monaro electorate to = Fraser Island in Queensland. For more on this story, pick up a print edition of today's Canberra Times
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	Title	Tuesday, 31 August 2010 2:50 PM Fishers, = businesses warn of the economic risk of fish allocation - Local News - News - = General - Central Midlands & Coastal Advocate
Text	Fishers, businesses warn of the economic risk of fish = allocation 18 Aug, 2010 01:23 PM JURIEN Bay’s recreational fishers, business = leaders and the state fishing body Recfishwest have united in predicting serious consequences for the town if proposed fishing guidelines are implemented. Concerns over proposed catch allocations between commercial and = recreational fishing sectors were voiced at a recent meeting in Jurien Bay organised by Recfishwest, the recreational fishers’ state representative body. Department of Fisheries and local politicians also had representatives present at the meeting. The department’s Integrated Fisheries Allocation Advisory Committee = (IFAAC) has been given the task of developing recommendations on how the total catch = of west coast demersal scalefish is shared between each sector. IFAAC has proposed two-thirds of the allowance be allocated to the = commercial sector and one third to the recreational sector. According to Recfishwest the scalefish, including dhufish, pink snapper = and baldchin groper, account for about 60 per cent of fish caught recreationally = in the area, while making only a small percentage of commercial fishers’ = overall catch. Shire of Dandaragan councillor Mike Sheppard said he saw the proposed allocation as another blow to the recreational fishing industry of the area. He quoted a Queensland-based study that found the dollar per kilogram = value of recreational fishing to seaside communities to be 30 times more than that = of the commercial industry. “It’s essentially a tourist town since the decline of the rock = lobster industry,” Mr Sheppard said. “There is no doubt that the proposed changes will impact the = town,” he said. “The fish allocation report is not a bad thing in itself, but there = are some problems. “It’s another nail in the coffin of recreational fishing = tourism, along with lower bag limits and the closed season,” Mr Sheppard said. Recfishwest regional policy officer Andrew Rowland quoted the = department’s Fisheries Management Paper 237, which states in section 3.3.1 that = “Allocation decisions should take account of economic, social, cultural and environmental = factors.” He said IFAAC did not take economic factors into consideration when = forming the allocation proposal. “They’ve reported on it, but they haven’t taken it into = account,” he said. “When you consider the money that is spent on travel, accommodation, = food, fuel, bait, they’re all driven by (recreational fishing),” Mr = Rowland said. The department’s general manager of aquatic management Dr Lindsay = Joll said IFAAC had looked at the economic effect of recreational fishing. “The committee was briefed by the economist Dr Paul McLeod, who = studied the West Coast Demersal Scalefish Fishery as part of a 2004 paper called A Socio-economic Valuation of Resource Allocation Options between Commercial = and Recreational Use,” Mr Joll said. “The allocation committee noted that there are difficulties in = properly comparing the social and economic values of commercial and recreational = fishing. “Nevertheless, the committee will be reconsidering this issue when = it reviews submissions on its draft proposal,” Mr Joll said. Recfishwest’s Andrew Rowland said there were 48 species of demersal = scalefish in the region and each species had a different catch rate between the = commercial and recreational sectors. “A multi-species fishery such as this really complicates = things,” he said. He said currently about 60 per cent of dhufish were caught recreationally = and 40 per cent commercially. Pink snapper, on the other hand, was shared 20 per cent recreational and = 80 per cent commercial. “There are far too many variables (biological, social and economic) = to undertake this form of management on such a large suit of species over such a = large area,” Mr Rowland said. “The capacity of the department to collect timely accurate data = needed to manage this suit of species within any set allocations into the future is questionable.” Chamber of Commerce chairman Peter Lonnon said IFACC’s proposed = allocation was of concern to the chamber. “Jurien Bay is a renowned for its recreational fishing,” Mr = Lonnon said. “The economic benefits of a single family or a group of friends = making their way to Jurien to participate in this activity creates many spin-offs for = local businesses. “But the economic trickle-downs reach beyond tourism and = hospitality. “The proposed allocations will have an adverse effect on the numbers = of people visiting Jurien Bay.” He strongly urged IFACC to consider the economic and social benefits of recreational fishing to the town
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Reference	www.centraladvocate.com.au/news/local/news/general/fishers-business...= JURIEN Bay’s recreational fishers, business leaders and the state = fishing body Recfishwest have united in predicting serious consequences for = the town if proposed fishing guidelines are implemented.
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	Title	Tuesday, 31 August 2010 2:49 PM Fishing = policies finalised - Local News - News - General - Magnet
Text	Fishing policies finalised 19 Aug, 2010 09:20 AM Late yesterday, David Gazard’s office provided = the Magnet with the following Coalition commitments regarding fishing: 1. The Coalition will provide $5 million to assess the potential impact of = changing ocean environments on the sustainability of fisheries and help individual businesses respond to this challenge. 3. Increase research and development for the fishing sector The Coalition will increase matching contribution of $1 for every $1 = raised by industry to $1.25. It will also fund grants of up to $50,000 for = specialised research, mentoring or further study for scientists concerned with the = fisheries sector. 4. Establish an Aquaculture Industry Development Fund This $10 million fund will invest in industry or sector-wide projects that = support the sustainable growth of aquaculture in Australia. 5. Promote a sustainable Australian seafood industry The Coalition will provide $3 million to industry bodies to promote sustainable Australian seafood. 6. Consider the Hawke Review of the EPBC Act with specific focus on = fisheries and sea issues The Coalition will review the EPBC Act ensuring its suitability for marine = issues. 7. Assist commercial and recreational organisations play a role in = developing national maritime safety standards The Coalition will provide up to $100,000 to assist relevant commercial = and recreational organisations meet the costs of active participation in these deliberations. 8. Promote the environmental, health and social benefits of recreational fishing The Coalition will provide $1.2 million for grants of up to $20,000 to recreational fishing clubs and organisations to promote the benefits of recreational fishing. 9. Conduct recreational fishing surveys every five years The Coalition will collect data on the social and economic impact of recreational fishing as well as obtain catch data to help assess stock = levels. 10. Form a Recreational Fishing Ministerial Advisory Council The Coalition will form an Advisory Council comprising the Minister for Fisheries and the Minister for the Environment along with representatives of = the recreational fishing sector. 11. Support a national peak body for recreational fishing and its participation in national consultations on the establishment of marine parks The Coalition will provide $500,000 to a national peak body for = recreational fishing and investigate longer term funding options. 12. Immediately put on hold the Marine Bioregional Planning process to = allow for its restructure
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Reference	www.edenmagnet.com.au/news/local/news/general/fishing-polic= ies-fina... Late yesterday, David Gazard’s office provided the = Magnet with the following Coalition commitments regarding fishing:
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	Title	Tuesday, 31 August 2010 2:48 PM Fishing = policy doesn't add up: Labor
Text	Fishing policy = doesn't add up: Labor August 19, 2010 AAP Labor claims it has found a financial error in the coalition's = controversial fisheries policy, which would see the industry get less money for research = and development, not more. The coalition on Wednesday released its policy for recreational and commercial fishers, who it claims have been mistreated by Labor. In it was a promise to increase government funding to the Fishing Research = and Development Corporation from a matching contribution of $1 for each $1 raised by industry, to $1.25. But Fisheries Minister Tony Burke said in 2009/10, the government = contributed $3 for every $1 - so the policy amounted to a cut worth $12.25 million a year. "The coalition is using this vital sector of the Australian economy as a political playground for their election campaign games," he said. Also included in the policy is a plan to suspend the planning of marine parks, because of a perceived lack of community consultation. Scientists have urged Opposition Leader Tony Abbott to re-think the move, arguing the parks benefit everyone with larger and more fish. © 2010 AAP
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	Title	Tuesday, 31 August 2010 2:47 PM No give = in ‘no-take' zone \| Gold Coast News \| Local News in Gold Coast \| Gold = Coast Mail
Text	No give in ‘no-take' zone Zoe Hancock \| 19th August 2010 FISHING for answers are John Ede, Jann Stuckey and Brad Smith rallying alongside residents . Zoe Hancock Poll Will the proposal of a “no-take” marine park off the Tweed = affect how you vote this weekend? This poll ended on 22 August 2010. Yes 75% No 25% This is not a scientific poll. The results reflect only = the opinions of those who chose to participate. FRIENDS of the fishing industry gathered in their hundreds at Jack Evans = Boat Harbour on Saturday to send a message to the government – they don't = want a marine park off Tweed. Organiser Angela Dennison said a movement had started in the final week of = the federal election, with the fishing community meeting for the first = time. She said the rally attendance of more than 300 people proved a marine park = off Tweed would have an affect on the industry. Currumbin MP Jann Stuckey said Environment Protection Minister Peter Garrett's refusal to reveal plans that would include 30 per cent of = Australian fishing waters being ruled off-limits, was a major issue for the federal election. “Community consultation is needed with stakeholders both sides of = the border because a large percentage of jobs, revenue and tourism comes from fishing associated activities, upon which the general economy is dependent,” Ms = Stuckey said. “If the recommendations in the report go ahead after the election, = an entire industry in certain locations will be decimated.” Tweed fishing charter owner John Ede said Labor needed to consult stakeholders before going ahead with any plan for “no-take” = marine zones. “This is a cross-border issue and the main concern is a no-fish zone = here will take millions of dollars out of the Tweed,” Mr Ede said. Mr Ede said the proposed area would cause major problems for commercial fishermen, bait and tackle shops, restaurants, tourism accommodation, and the = charter, retail and boat industries. Gold Coast fishing identity Brad Smith said a “no fish” zone = would force smaller boats into deeper, dangerous waters. “This would also be an issue for the VMR who would have to travel = out further for rescues,” Mr Smith said.
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Reference	w= ww.goldcoastmail.com.au/story/2010/08/19/no-give-in-no-take-zone/ FRIE= NDS of the fishing industry gathered in their hundreds at Jack Evans Boat = Harbour on Saturday to send a message to the government – they don't = want a marine park off Tweed.
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	Title	Tuesday, 31 August 2010 2:47 PM Deckhand's death 'horrendous', court told - ABC News = (Australian Broadcasting Corporation)
Text	Deckhand's death 'horrendous', court told Updated Thu Aug 19, 2010 2:36pm AEST = A court has heard details of a = deckhand's death on a fishing boat in the Great Australian Bight in 2005. (user = submitted: file photo: James Allan) Related Story: Fishing company blamed for deckhand's strangling The Industrial Court has heard a deckhand on a shark boat = died in the most horrendous circumstances when he was crushed in a revolving net in 2005. Jack Salvemini, 36, became entangled in a net that had been wound onto a = boat in the Great Australian Bight. The court was told it was difficult to retrieve Mr Salvemini's body. Jean Bryant Fisheries and the boat's skipper, Arthur Markellos, were found = guilty of failing to maintain a safe work environment. Mr Salvemini's family read statements to the court of their grief and trauma. They described him as a compassionate and generous man who would always = lend a hand to others. His father, Lee Salvemini, said he is haunted that some details about his son's death are still unclear. He also said no-one from the company rang to tell him his son was = dead. The court will deliver its penalty in September.
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Reference	http://www.abc.ne= t.au/news/stories/2010/08/19/2987672.htm The Industrial Court has = heard a deckhand on a shark boat died in the most horrendous circumstances = when he was crushed in a revolving net in 2005.
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	Title	Tuesday, 31 August 2010 2:47 PM Greens = deny fishing ban moves - ABC News (Australian Broadcasting Corporation)
Text	Greens deny fishing ban moves Posted Wed Aug 18, 2010 4:12pm AEST = The Australian Greens have rejected claims they will ban recreational fishing as part of their marine protection policy. The Greens want a third of marine protected areas excluded from = fishing. The Australian Fishing Trade Association has spent half a million dollars = on national TV and newspaper ads warning voters about the policy. The Association's Douglas Joyner says the policy is based on unproven = science and will not help replenish fish stocks. "We believe that will hurt industry, it will hurt charter operators, it'll = hurt recreational fisherman who have no rights under the sovereign rights = that the Government has on the water," he said. "We have to let people know, the five million fishers out there, to be careful how they vote at this next election." Tasmanian Senator Christine Milne says the ads are misleading. "I think it's really unfortunate that we have no truth-in-advertising legislation in Australia so that people can write anything down and get away with it," the senator said. "The fact is the Greens don't want to ban fishing, What we want to do is = make sure there is a healthy marine environment into the future with some marine protected areas which protect marine stocks."
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Reference	www.abc.net.au/news/stories/2010/08/18/2986676.htm?section=3D= justin The Australian Greens have rejected claims they will ban = recreational fishing as part of their marine protection policy.
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	Title	Tuesday, 31 August 2010 2:42 PM Vote for = 'fishing freedom' \| Federal Election 2010 \| Rockhampton Morning = Bulletin
Text	Vote for 'fishing freedom' 17th August 2010 Ken O'Dowd CENTRAL Queensland’s recreational fishermen are being urged by the = Coalition to cast a vote for freedom on Saturday. “If Labor wins, there will be further restrictions to fishing zones = as sure as night follows day,” candidate for Flynn Ken O’Dowd said = yesterday. “I urge fishers throughout CQ to one last nostalgic look at their tinnies and tackle before they go to vote.” He claims a deal between Labor and the Greens to swap preferences meant = Labor had already signed up for more restrictions. And he vowed that if elected the Coalition would halt the new zoning = process immediately and ensure there was proper consultation with recreational and commercial fishermen to get the balance right. “Everything in the new Marine Protected Areas plan has to go back to = the drawing board,” he said. “Fishers can stop this process and get their voices heard by = voting LNP. Otherwise they can watch Labor and the Greens lock more and more of = their favourite fishing spots away for good.”
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Reference	www.themorningbulletin.com.au/story/2010/08/17/vote-for-fishing-fre... CENTRAL Queensland's recreational fishermen are being urged by the = Coalition to cast a vote for freedom on Saturday.
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	Title	Tuesday, 31 August 2010 2:41 PM Abbott = speaks out about marine parks - ABC South East NSW - Australian Broadcasting = Corporation
Text	Home Programs News Weather Emergencies Sport Events Recipes Photos & = Videos Explore by = Topic Abbott speaks out about marine parks Posted August 17, 2010 = 10:27:00 Map: Batemans Bay 2536 The Federal Opposition Leader says a proliferation of marine = parks on the Far South Coast of New South Wales will impact on the commercial = and recreational fishing industry. Tony Abbott says he is concerned about the Federal Government's plans to introduce a marine reserve stretching from Batemans Bay to the Victorian border. Mr Abbott says if elected, the Coalition would ensure there was = consultation with all stakeholders before declaring the reserve. He says environmentalists do not trust primary producers. "One of the big misunderstandings particularly with the urban environmentalists is that people who are on the land or on the ocean don't respect the environment," he said. "I think that our farmers and our fishermen, they do understand the environment." Mr Abbott is visiting Narooma today.
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	Title	Tuesday, 31 August 2010 2:41 PM WA shark = fishers coping with shutdowns - 17/08/2010
Text	WA shark fishers coping with shutdowns Tuesday, 17/08/2010 The shark fishing industry between Steep Point north = of Kalbarri and Albany in Western Australia has closed for two months. The annual closures have taken place since 2006 in an attempt ensure the long term sustainability of sharks in the region. Despite the closures, Geraldton fisherman Glen Brodie = says his annual balance sheet has remained unaffected, because the decrease in = supply has pushed up prices. "We are looking at around a dollar a kilogram around = the board, which is huge," he says. "I can only speak from my own point of view, but I = believe it's come out as an even-stevens situation."
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	Title	Tuesday, 31 August 2010 2:39 PM Moves to = shift pest to plates - ABC News (Australian Broadcasting Corporation)
Text	Moves to shift pest to plates Posted Tue Aug 17, 2010 10:29am AEST = The pests are threatening rock = lobster habitat around Tasmania. (ABC News) Video: Veracious sea urchins spark call to action (7pm = TV News TAS) One of Tasmania's worst marine pests could one day be served = up as fine food. The long-spined urchin has had a devastating impact on Tasmania's marine environment, turning life-supporting reefs into bare rock. The urchins strip the reefs of kelp and algae, destroying the habitats of rock lobsters and abalone. The state's rock lobster industry is proposing a new strategy of = harvesting the urchins and using them for fish bait, fertiliser and possibly food. John Sansom from the Rock Lobster Fishermen's Association says federal support is needed to get the proposal started. "They're a terrible pest. They actually denude the bottom completely and = if this sort of destruction was going on on the side of Mt Wellington there'd be = a public outrage about doing something about it," he said. Tasmanian scientists have backed the proposal to commercially harvest the pest. The Tasmanian Aquaculture and Fisheries Institute's Colin Buxton says = reefs recover quickly once the urchins are removed. "It'll be like weeding your garden. When you stop weeding your garden, the = weeds come back but you can make a difference." He says climate change has led to warmer currents around Tasmania, driving = the urchins south.
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Reference	http://www.abc.ne= t.au/news/stories/2010/08/17/2985035.htm One of Tasmania's worst = marine pests could one day be served up as fine food.
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	Title	Tuesday, 31 August 2010 2:36 PM Candidates tackle marine plans - ABC South East NSW - = Australian Broadcasting Corporation
Text	Home Programs News Weather Emergencies Sport Events Recipes Photos & = Videos Explore by = Topic Candidates tackle marine plans Posted August 16, 2010 = 11:00:00 Map: Batemans Bay 2536 Candidates for the Federal seat of Eden-Monaro have been = grilled in the third and final ABC South East Q&A forum at Batemans Bay on the = Far South Coast of New South Wales. Six candidates, including the sitting Labor Member, Mike Kelly, and the Liberal Party's David Gazard answered questions on health, immigration, = climate change and marine parks in front of 280 people. Mr Gazard maintained his stance against Labor's plans to establish a = Federal marine reserve off the Far South Coast, saying it will be introduced with minimum consultation. But he says if the Opposition wins this Saturday, people's right to fish = will be protected with all stakeholders having a say. "We will create full consultation," he said. "We will have rigorous science associated with it. "We will also inject Fisheries back into the process, so there are = scientists who actually know what they are talking about in the establishment of = these. "If you look back at the previous parks that were established, the 'No = Take' zones were done in full co-operation with industry." But Doctor Kelly says people have confused the proposed Federal reserve = with the process used by the New South Wales Government to establish the Batemans Marine Park. He says a re-elected Federal Labor Government will continue the process = that was first set up under the Liberals. "I think there are real problems with the way that was managed, frankly," = he said. "But this is a completely separate process begun by the Howard Government. = "Everything that David has described is part of this process that would actually be occurring and is occurring right now. "That process will be extensive. "The consultation will be extensive, and the science will be exactly as = David describes."
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Tuesday, 31 August 2010 12:58 PM

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Climate change hits coastal fish species SCIENTISTS are = reporting significant changes in the distribution of coastal fish species in south-east = Australia which, they say, are partly caused = by climate change. The CSIRO’s = Climate Adaptation and Wealth from Oceans Flagships have identified 43 species, representing about 30 per cent of the inshore fish families occurring in the region, that exhibited shifts thought to be = climate-related. These include = warm temperate surf-zone species such as silver drummer and rock blackfish that = are breeding and have become more abundant, and range increases in snapper and = rock flathead. There is also a greater abundance of warm water tunas and = billfishes and occasional visits from Queensland groper and = tiger sharks. “Furthermore, up to 19 species, or 5 per cent, of Tasmanian coastal fish fauna have undergone = serious declines or are possibly extinct locally,” says the Curator of the = Australian National Fish Collection, Peter Last. “At the = same time many warm temperate species have moved in and colonised the cool temperate = Tasmanian region. “Shifts in = the distribution of marine animals in response to climate change can be = detrimental to some species. The problem is that in southern Tasmania, shallow cold water species have nowhere to escape warmer conditions in the sea,” says Dr Last. Particularly at = risk are species such as the maugean skate, which is now confined to Port Davey and Macquarie Harbour in Tasmania’s southwest. Dr Last and his = colleagues from CSIRO and the Tasmanian Aquaculture and Fisheries Institute outline the changes in a research paper published in the journal Global Ecology and Biogeography. Their data come = from a range of sources – published accounts, scientific surveys, = spear-fishing and angling competitions, commercial catches and underwater photographic records = – from the late 1800s to the present. The findings support information provided = in Australia’s first Marine Climate = Change Impacts Report Card, released in 2009, which describes recorded and projected changes = to marine species from shifts in climate. Dr Last says = south-eastern Australia is a climate change hotspot, with well-documented changes already occurring over the past 70 years, including southward penetration of the East Australian Current by about 350km and a temperature rise of almost 2C. “Increased = water temperatures in the Tasman Sea are likely to have a cascading effect through local marine ecosystems and, for example, the Bass Strait islands = act as stepping stones or distributional pathways south. Already we are = seeing biological responses to these changes in the increased presence of sea = urchins and fishes from further north,” he says. Co-authors of the = paper were: CSIRO’s Will White, Dan Gledhill and Alistair Hobday, and Rebecca = Brown, Graham Edgar and Gretta Pecl from the Tasmanian Aquaculture and Fisheries Institute at the University of Tasmania.
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Reference	http://cowracommunitynews.com/viewnews.php?newsid=3D5430&id=3D= 137 cowracommunitynews.com is the leading online newspaper in the = region surrounding Cowra, New South Wales
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	Title	Tuesday, 31 August 2010 12:56 PM All = about accountability, not race » The Gisborne Herald \| Gisborne's latest = News, Sport, Family Notices, Photos and Events
Text	All about accountability, not race Ruby J. Thank you “Hearty Ngati”, I appreciate your thoughts. Just a = couple of points though. Why is it blatant racism to say that so many Maori are in jail through = their own actions? I would say the same if the wrongdoers were Russians. I had an errant (Pakeha) son I tried to get into a trade-training scheme = in an effort to keep him out of trouble, guess what? He didn’t qualify = because it was set up just for Maori boys. I’m sorry you misinterpreted my comment re “of course we have = some wonderful Maori people here”. I am not anti-Maori, I’m anti anti-social = behaviour. We also have some wonderful Pakeha and some mongrel Pakeha who commit = crimes, but all are accountable for their actions surely. In our family we have all shades of brown and white. Heaps of us Kiwis = have similar whanau. True? This is all about accountability not race, so why does it annoy you to = speak of high crime numbers among Maori who don’t respect the rights of = others? By the way, I was talking about paua and crayfish, not whales. Take that = one up with the Japanese.
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	Title	Tuesday, 31 August 2010 12:54 PM Garrett = loses his bottle in taking on the tinnies over marine parks \| The = Australian
Text	rrett loses his bottle in taking on the tinnies over = marine parks Paul Cleary From: The Australian August 14, = 2010 12:00AM Increase Text Size Decrease Text Size Print Email Share Add to Digg Add to del.icio.us Add to = Facebook Add to = Kwoff Add to = Myspace Add to Newsvine What are these? The Environment Minister's signature policy is under attack by the Nationals, and = the voters IN marginal seats in coastal Queensland and NSW, where boating and fishing = are a way of life, Labor's Environment Minister Peter Garrett is nowhere to = be seen. Garrett's poorly explained plan to create a network of marine parks has = made him persona non grata in these crucial seats where fishing generates jobs and = the locals have an outboard motor and a tinny in the garage. Labor's selling of what should be a signature reform has become a victim = of Rudd-style language, timidity on Garrett's part, and astute grassroots campaigning by the Coalition. Garrett is accused of having formulated the policy without consulting = people affected, and only after meeting with the green lobby. Since the policy = launch in March he has met 18 commercial and recreational fishing groups. But by and = large he has allowed the policy to be rolled out by bureaucrats who have used = jargon and euphemistic language to explain the far-reaching plan. Start of sidebar. Skip to end of sidebar. End of sidebar. Return to start of sidebar. By contrast, the Coalition has reached out to tinny-land and promised to = be more sympathetic in consulting on the creation of these parks, and it is dog-whistling extensive compensation for the people and businesses affected directly and indirectly by fishing restrictions. What Garrett calls "areas for further assessment" actually means proposed marine parks covering more than five million square kilometres where fishing will be restricted, and in some extensive areas banned altogether. Garrett has a "displaced efforts policy" that in everyday language means compensation for loss of jobs and business. A paper written by Australian National University law academics on this issue, Commonwealth Marine = Protected Areas Displaced Activities Analysis, between the lines indicates compensation = should be limited to holders of statutory fishing rights, excluding the indirectly affected. Asked to comment on the issue of compensation, a spokesman for Garrett repeats the jargon. "The priority for the government as it goes about this process is to minimise disruption on existing users by striking a sensible balance between environmental protection and continued recreation and = commercial operation within the marine environment," he says. "However, the government is also prudently developing a displaced efforts policy, in consultation with the industry. The Liberal and National parties = are simply trying to whip up scare campaigns around the country for political = gain and creating confusion for fishers in the process." Contrast this with the aggressive and straight-talking campaign led by a seasoned retail politician, the Nationals senator Ron Boswell, who has been holding meetings with industry groups and mum-and-dad fishing folk in = marginals up and down the east coast. This week he was in the NSW marginals of Page, Dobell, Eden-Monaro, = Paterson and Richard, and he plans to hit Queensland next week. The message from Boswell goes straight to the heart of the fishing = heartland: the Coalition will tear up the map of proposed parks, start all over again = and consult inclusively. And he has also flagged compensation, should parks = affect livelihoods. Boswell has set out his pledge in 50,000 copies of a brochure that is now being circulated by bait and tackle shops and the fishing lobby's network = along the coast. He is working hand in hand with the Fishing and Lifestyle Party, which is directing preferences to the Coalition and running two Senate candidates, and = has begun running television ads. The Coalition is also running print ads on = the fishing pages of Queensland'sSunday Mail. Boswell says the Coalition's position is getting support from "anyone = who's got a boat, anyone who's got an outboard". And he is promising to pay compensation to anyone who can prove a negative impact. Boswell recounts the experience five years ago when closures in the Great Barrier Reef led to never-ending payouts that eventually totalled $260 million. Boswell says it "cost a bomb" when the Howard government compensated = people for loss of fishing rights in the Great Barrier Reef. He says anyone with an outboard motor was asking for compensation. "It just went on and on," he says. Joining the Nationals campaign are two senators with experience in the industry and its regulation. Nigel Scullion has worked in the seafood = industry for more than 20 years as a professional fisherman and owner of various = marine service industries, including five years as chairman of the Australian = Seafood Industry Council. Richard Colbeck, who was involved as a parliamentarian in creating marine parks off the Tasmanian coast in 2005, is the other one. Boswell has significant credibility with the fishing lobby after having helped to have criminal sentences spent for recreational fishermen. Over a period of two years, Boswell claims to have had such convictions = spent for 140 individuals, some of them being grandfathers and grandmothers out fishing with their grandchildren. Asked where Garrett has been in this campaign, a spokesman indicates he = has not been campaigning specifically on this issue. He has been to Perth, = Adelaide, the Northern Territory, Brisbane and Surfers Paradise, the last one to = highlight the successful clean-up of an oil spill. The spokesman says Garrett is including Queensland in his campaigning. But = it is unknown if he is targeting the seats affected by the policy that is his = most significant initiative as environment minister
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Reference	www.th= eaustralian.com.au/national-affairs/garrett-loses-his-bottle-... The = Environment Minister's signature policy is under attack by the Nationals, and = the voters
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	Title	Tuesday, 31 August 2010 12:35 PM Fishing = bans report is false: Brown
Text	Fishing bans = report is false: Brown August 13, 2010 AAP Greens leader Bob Brown has attacked a newspaper headline indicating he = wants to stop the public fishing, saying his aim is to protect Australian fishing nurseries into the future. News Ltd reported on Thursday that Dr Brown was using "flawed" scientific research to justify his demands for extensive fishing bans. The headline said: "Bob Brown wants us to stop fishing - but his research = is flawed". Senator Brown defended his position on Friday, saying while there was some = dispute over scientific data, doing nothing to protect Australian fishing nurseries was not a solution. "What we want to do is protect some of the nurseries around the coastline = so that people will have fisheries in the future and so the next generation will = be able to enjoy fishing like we do," he told reporters in Sydney. "The (Daily) Telegraph got the headline wrong," he said. "I enjoy fishing and my father was a fisherman at Coffs Harbour so the Telegraph headline that Bob Brown wants to stop you fishing was a straight = out falsehood and I've written a letter to correct that." The research in question claims that just 10 per cent of big predatory = fish are left in the world's oceans because of commercial overfishing. "There is dispute on many things about the scientific figures, but what we = do know, and what the Telegraph doesn't dispute, is that 70 per cent of the = world's fisheries are facing collapse," Senator Brown said. "We don't want that to happen in Australia and the Greens are the = fisheries' friends in wanting a plan to ensure that doesn't happen into the future." Senator Brown moved to reassure Sydney voter Angela Ketas (Ketas), who = turned up at his media event and expressed her concern her husband and sons would = not be able to go fishing. "We're an insurance policy that people will be able to keep fishing," he = told her. © 2010 AAP
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	Title	Tuesday, 31 August 2010 12:34 PM Marine = parks compensation on hold - Local News - News - General - Eyre Peninsula = Tribune
Text	Marine parks compensation on hold 13 Aug, 2010 11:02 AM The next phase of SA’s marine parks planning = is on hold, to allow the State Government to finalise compensation plans for commercial fishers. The fishing industry has called for the plans to be presented at the third = round of Marine Park Local Advisor y Group meetings, which will now be held = in September, instead of August. A local industry spokesman said the commercial sector will not contribute = any further to zoning scenarios until compensation is = finalised
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Tuesday, 31 August 2010 12:24 PM

Promoting Investment Opportunities in Tasmania - Bryan = Green, MP - Tasmanian Government Media Releases

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Bryan Green, MP

Minister for Energy and Resources = Minister for Primary Industries and Water

Wednesday, 11 August 2010

Promoting Investment Opportunities in Tasmania

The promotion of mining and renewable energy opportunities and the = expansion of markets for Tasmanian produce will be the focus of a visit to China by the = Minister for Energy and Resources and Primary Industries and Water, Bryan = Green, starting this week.

Mr Green will visit mining operations and meet with company executives before attending and speaking at a number of events being held in conjunction = with the World Trade Fair in Shanghai.

This will be followed by meetings with executives from the renewable = energy company Goldwinds to discuss investment opportunities in Tasmania.

Mr Green will look at opportunities for future exports of Tasmanian = produce when he meets the operators of the Shanghai Longwu Wholesale Fruit and = Vegetable Trading Market.

He will also represent Tasmania at the trade launch of a major export-focussed marketing trial of abalone in China. The State produces = 60 per cent of Australia’s total production of wild caught abalone = representing about 25 per cent of the annual global harvest.

He will attend briefings by representatives of the Grey Group (Asia Pacific) which is a partner in the trial and meet restaurateurs to discuss export and marketing opportunities for abalone. =

“China is an important trading partner and the visit is an = opportunity to pro-actively raise Tasmania’s profile and investment opportunities on = the international stage,” Mr Green said.

Mr Green said the Government was committed to continue promoting = investment opportunities in Tasmania.

Mr Green and his Head of Office Gary Swain leave on Thursday.

They will be joined by the Secretary of DIER, Norm McIlfatrick and the Director of Mines, Michael Leonard for the series of mining = engagements.

Mr Green will join the Chairman of the Abalone Council of Australia Dean = Lisson at the launch of the abalone trial.

Mr Green and Mr Swain leave China on August 26 to return home.

Note: A full itinerary is available on the Department of Infrastructure, Energy and Resources website at www.dier.tas.gov.au/

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	Title	Tuesday, 31 August 2010 12:23 PM Clampdown on organised crime
Text	Clampdown on = organised crime PAUL MILLAR August 11, 2010 AUTHORITIES will get stronger powers to seize property and assets likely = to be used to support organised crime under amendments to the Confiscation Act introduced into the Victorian Parliament yesterday. ''New anti-avoidance measures will give the courts stronger powers to = crack down on money-laundering schemes, making it even more difficult for criminals = to evade the law,'' Attorney-General Rob Hulls said. The changes, he said, would ''give authorities more power to manage assets = frozen for confiscation, such as properties subject to mortgages, to preserve = the value of assets forfeited by criminals''. New powers to confiscate lawfully acquired property as a substitute for property used in a crime will be included - a vehicle bought legally by a criminal could be confiscated instead of a stolen vehicle used in a crime, = for instance. Automatic forfeiture powers in relation to money laundering and serious fisheries offences (such as abalone poaching) will also be bolstered.
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	Title	Tuesday, 31 August 2010 12:22 PM Consulting First Nations now a necessity
Text	Consulting First Nations now a necessity The Daily News August 10, 2010 A frustrated chief and members of his Stz'uminus First Nation did what = they believed they had to do to stop an injustice from repeating itself on their traditional territory on Monday morning. Chief John Elliott knows that for 30 years the federal Department of Fisheries and Oceans has granted commercial fishing licences to divers who = want to harvest geoducks in the waters just offshore of the land his people have lived on for thousands of years. Monday, in an act of peaceful civil disobedience, Elliott and others from = his community forced the DFO to cancel the commercial fishery that had been scheduled. British Columbians and all Canadians can expect more actions like those = taken by the Stz'uminus as we fail to acknowledge the legitimate concerns of aboriginal people. Canada's top aboriginal leader, Shawn Atleo, recently told the Daily News that other aggressive tactics will be taken if this country fails to improve = the lives of its aboriginal people. Both Elliott and Snuneymuxw Chief Doug White insist senior levels of government are making decisions without consulting Island First Nations. Elliott launched the Stz'uminus protest because DFO refused meaningful consultation with his people before allowing the commercial geoduck opening. And White has insisted that his people be consulted about the effects of = the proposed cruise-ship facility on traditional Snuneymuxw fishing grounds = before he's ready to sign off on the plan. Neither the Stz'uminus nor the Snuneymuxw chief are being unreasonable. = They want assurances that the lands and waters First Nations have had stewardship over for thousands of years will remain a resource for their communities. = For too long, decisions are being made without the input of Canada's first = inhabitants and many First Nations are saying enough is enough. It behooves = the rest of us to listen to them. While Monday's protest was peacefully resolved, eventually something will = go awry and somebody will get hurt. For the Stz'uminus, they believe the injustice is that commercial = harvesting licences are granted to people who have no ties to their land and yet they = can't get permission to harvest a resource located on their historical territory. = They expressed fury when they learned DFO was opening a commercial fishery = in the foreshore between Kulleet Bay and Nelson Point without consulting them. Elliott said his First Nation has been trying for months to get permission to = harvest geoducks. The chief sees geoduck as a sustainable economic resource his people can = use to lift themselves out of the poverty far too many members of Canada's First Nations find themselves in. Elliott told the Daily News that he has an obligation to the children of = his First Nation to ensure there are economic resources available on his people's = traditional territory to ensure a brighter future for them than their forefathers had. It's hard to argue with him. Today's First Nations leaders are not content to accept the meagre scraps allotted to them by the Department of Indian and Northern Affairs. They want their citizens to be able to leverage their ancestral homelands into economic = opportunities. There has to be some give and take on both sides but the rest of us would = be foolish not to meaningfully consult with First Nations over the use of their lands. They are not being unreasonable. © Copyright (c) Postmedia News
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Reference	www.canada.com/Consulting+First+Nations+necessity/3380426/story.html = A frustrated chief and members of his Stz'uminus First Nation did what they believed they had to do
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	Title	Tuesday, 31 August 2010 12:20 PM Greens = want Coral Sea fishing, mining ban - ABC News (Australian Broadcasting = Corporation)
Text	Greens want Coral Sea fishing, mining ban By Dea Clark Updated Wed Aug 11, 2010 12:26pm AEST = Mr Brown says Australia cannot = afford not to protect the Coral Sea. (User submitted: Naomi Brookfield, file photo) Map: Brisbane 4000 The Australian Greens Party wants to ban all commercial = fishing and mining exploration in the Coral Sea off the Queensland coast. Under the proposal the existing Great Barrier Reef Marine Park Authority (GBRMPA) would be extended to manage the additional million square kilometres = of ocean. Recreational fishing would be allowed in the western region of the = proposed Marine Park, north of Cairns. Greens Leader Bob Brown says Australia cannot afford not to protect the = Coral Sea. "The cost of not having a marine reserve into the future could be the loss = of large areas of the Barrier Reef - if there was, for example, an oil spill of = the sort we've seen in Montara off the west coast of Australia and in the Gulf of = Mexico in recent times," he said. 'Ecologically important' Environmental groups have welcomed the Greens' calls for a marine park in = the Coral Sea. Australian Conservation Foundation (ACF) spokesman Chris Smyth says it is = an ecologically important area which needs to be protected. "There are very few areas now left in the world's oceans where large fish actually thrive," he said. "It's really important we try and protect these last remaining places, because as the world's oceans are depleted of marine life, as the large fish disappear, we need these places as refuges, as places which can actually encourage them to thrive and breed."
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Reference	www.abc.net.au/news/stories/2010/08/10/2979017.htm?section=3D= justin The Australian Greens Party wants to ban all commercial fishing = and mining exploration in the Coral Sea off the Queensland coast.
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	Title	Tuesday, 31 August 2010 12:14 PM Anglers = raw at Greens' marine parks plan
Text	Anglers raw at = Greens' marine parks plan David Lockwood August 8, 2010 FISH and politics go hand in glove, but this election is something out of = the (tackle) box. With the Greens pushing for 30 per cent of Commonwealth waters = to be declared no-fishing zones, anglers have their backs up. Casting a line for fun, the thrill of the catch, or to feed the family is part of our national identity. Yet the most vociferous agitators and anti-fishing lobbyists are devoid of this connection. They may have settled = here in more recent years and missed growing up with the pastime. Or perhaps their = upbringing was confined to inner-city or country areas. Fact is, most coastal towns and communities are built upon the strength of = their fisheries. Over the years, catch and size limits, tackle and gear restrictions have been effective management tools. There is not one = endangered recreational fish species in NSW and by regulating catch effort through these = methods, fish and fishing can continue without more marine parks. Yet the leader of the Greens, Senator Bob Brown, is angling for greater reserves and claims we have lost 90 per cent of the great fishes including marlin, tuna and snapper. Perhaps we would do well to take the 66-year-old Oberon-bred landlubber, now based in Tasmania, on an offshore fishing trip in = NSW? The problem with his statement is that green-around-the-gills voters take = it as gospel. Like the Pied Piper, they seem to want to be led to a fate = hastened by a diet of second-rate imported farmed seafood from Asia. The consequence of further fishing closures in Australia is of grave = concern. Port Stephens, which was put on the map in 1913 when Dr Mark Lidwell caught = the world's first black marlin on rod and reel, is a typical fishing spot reliant = on the visiting angler's dollar. Sensibly, game fishers tag and release more than 95 per cent of the marlin = caught at Port Stephens these days. Additionally, the voluntarily use of = circle hooks that lock in the fish's jaw rather than their stomach is to be commended. But with the Greens pushing for 30 per cent of the waters from Foster to Swansea and 100 miles to sea to be declared off-limits to fishing, Port Stephens's future hinges on something other than the health of its fish stocks. Our access rights to the great outdoors are now under threat as part of = the political game. The good news is that fishing communities are casting their votes and throwing their support behind an opposition opposed to more marine parks. Among those leading the charge, professional charter skipper Tim Dean, 38, = moved to Port Stephens in 1991 and now has three kids aged from two to 13. He = is among the luminaries hosting a meeting about fishing's future at the = Newcastle and Port Stephens Gamefish Club next Saturday. Politicians from all sides = have also been invited to air their views on marine parks. More from Nigel = Rushworth, phone 4981 0021 or email nigel@npsgfc.com.au. Now for the fishing news. With wild weather keeping many in port, the headlines are more like forecasts. The safe bets are the kingfish on the deep = reefs, the snapper in the 40-60 metre mark and the flathead on the gravel drifts. Aussie salmon are the mainstay around the harbour and bay mouths, with = Curl Curl Beach firing up for fish midweek. Thumper whiting and bream were taken = on peeled prawns from Narrabeen Beach. Given some calm weather, boaters would do well to anchor in close to the cliffs, berley with stale bread, and fish floating bread baits for bream, trevally and drummer. Big squid are also about. The week's fishing prize goes to the angler seen landing a massive lobster = on his line at Flint and Steel. Make mine mornay. david.lockwood@bigpond.com
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	Title	Tuesday, 31 August 2010 12:09 PM Anglers = outraged by demersal bag limits \| Perth Now
Text	Anglers outraged by demersal bag limits Scott Coghlan of www.westernangler.com.au From: = PerthNow August 05, 2010 = 8:56AM ONGOING concerns in the recreational fishing community over the = management of Western Australia’s demersal finfish stocks, including = dhufish and pink snapper, came to a head at an animated public meeting in = Fremantle on Wednesday night. The meeting, which was discussed in this column last week, offered = recreational anglers the opportunity to seek further information on the = proposed allocation of demersal species for the recreational and commercial = sectors in the West Coast region under the State Government’s = Integrated Fisheries Management (IFM) policy. As was revealed last week, a Fisheries Department report on the harvest of = demersal fish in the West Coast region recommended the annual take be limited = to 715 tonne. The independent Integrated Fisheries Allocation Advisory Committee (IFAAC) = has proposed a 66-34 per cent split of that allocation between commercial and = recreational fishers, who would therefore be entitled to 238 tonne. Start of sidebar. Skip to end of = sidebar. Related Coverage Angling = laws: Boat limit could be one fish a year Fishing news : Where = they're biting End of sidebar. Return to start of = sidebar. More than 130 anglers packed into a room at the Fremantle Sailing Club to = ask questions of the IFAAC committee and present their concerns to the peak = body for recreational fishing in WA, Recfishwest, which will be making = recommendations on the proposals on behalf of local anglers to Fisheries = Minister Norman Moore. The overwhelming feeling in the room was one of frustration and distrust = of those charged with managing our fisheries resources. A number of anglers expressed dismay over what they viewed as continued = tightening of fishing regulations for rec fishers, but the sticking point for = most was that crucial decisions on future fisheries management were being = made by using incorrect and dated information. While there is an accurate record of the commercial catch, recreational = catch estimates, or “guesstimates” as one angler called them on = Wednesday, are based on creel surveys, a process which even the Fisheries = Department admits is flawed and inaccurate. One speaker described the 2005-06 creel survey data on which the proposals = are based as “chronically rotten”, while another noted that = fishing trends over the last five years were not being taken into = account. Several members of the public called for a moratorium on changes to = recreational fishing regulations until accurate data could be collected and = collated, and questioned the relevance of the 2005-06 data used, particularly = given that new regulations, including the two-month demersal closure, were = only brought in last year and their effect is yet to be measured. Another noted that a 50-50 split of the resource was appropriate and much = more likely to be acceptable to anglers and the wider community, while = queries were raised about future allocation shifts. There was widespread support in the room for compulsory logbooks being = introduced as the method by which accurate demersal fishing data could be = gathered without unduly impinging on the amenity of recreational fishing. Recfishwest’s Frank Prokop suggested recreational anglers were set = to be the big losers when it came to allocation of the pink snapper catch = under the proposals, with an annual recreational allowance of only 38 tonne = despite having accepted closed seasons in the metro area to protect breeding = fish and played virtually no role in any species depletion, with 85 per cent = of pinkies caught by professionals. Finding the balance between commercial interests and the wider social = benefits of recreational fishing was another topic that drew quite a deal of = debate, while restocking and artificial reefs were discussed as ways of = enhancing natural fish stocks. There are further public meetings in Busselton and Bunbury on Wednesday = and Thursday, and there are plans to hold an extra meeting in the north metro = area following the turnout this week. Even anglers who can’t get to the meetings still have the chance to = be heard. Go to the Fisheries website, www.fish.wa.gov.au, read the two = reports that relate to the demersal finfish allocation and make a personal = submission before the closing date on September 30. Recfishwest also plans to have a draft of its recommendations up on its = website, www.recfishwest.org.au, by the end of = August for fishers to use as the basis for their own = submissions.
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Reference	www.perthnow.com.au/lifestyle/anglers-outraged= -by-demersal-bag-limi... ONGOING concerns in the recreational fishing = community over the management of Western Australia’s demersal finfish = stocks, including dhufish and pink snapper, came to a head at an animated = public meeting in Fremantle on Wednesday night.
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	Title	Tuesday, 31 August 2010 12:08 PM P a = problem for leading fishing firm - National - NZ Herald News
Text	P a problem for leading fishing firm By Michael Dickison 5:30 AM Friday Aug 6, 2010 Twitter Email Print Photo / Martin Sykes Illicit drug use on deep-sea fishing voyages has caused trouble for a = leading New Zealand fishing firm, which sacked a man for allegedly giving P to young female crewmates out at sea. Talley's fired deckhand Damien Burtton after drug dogs sniffed his bags = and colleagues testified against him. His friend, factory worker Karl Peter Browne, also left the company after drug allegations. The pair took their case to the Employment Relations Authority claiming = they had been unjustifiably dismissed. The authority's documents say that in May, Mr Burtton's ship, the MVF Enterprise, was preparing to sail when a specialist drug-sniffing dog took an = interest in his luggage. Talley's suspended Mr Burtton and investigated further. Witnesses said they had seen Mr Burtton using P while at sea and he had supplied it to young female crew. Mr Browne was also suspended when a drug dog showed interest in his bags during the same search in May. %3Cbody%3E%3Cdiv%20id%3D%22adDiv%22%3E%3Ca%20href%3D%22http%3A//a= ds.apn.co.nz/accipiter/adclick/CID%3Dfffffffcfffffffcfffffffc/aamsz%3D440X400= /POS%3DPOS2/SR%3D1/acc_random%3D81111453166/pageid%3D93802130355/site%3DNZH/a= rea%3DSEC.NATIONAL.STY/keyword%3Dproblem%20leading%20fishing%20firm%20drug%20= abuse%20industry%20war%20illicit%20deep%20sea%20voyages%20caused%20trouble%20= zealand%20sacked%20man%20allegedly%20giving%20young%20female%20crewmates%20se= a%20talley%20fired%20deckhand%20damien%20burtton%20dogs%20sniffed%20bags%20co= lleagues%20testified%20friend%20factory%22%20target%3D_top%3E%3Cimg%20src%3D%= 22http%3A//apn-images.adbureau.net/apn/accipiter/images/AE1.gif%22%20alt%3D%2= 2%22%20border%3D0%20%3E%3C/a%3E%3C/div%3E %3Cbody%3E%3Cdiv%20id%3D%22adDiv%22%3E%3Cdiv%20style%3D%22displa= y%3Anone%3B%22%3EIXXXXXX%3C/div%3E%0D%0A%3Cdiv%20style%3D%22display%3Anone%3B= %22%3ECCID%3A%2035308%3C/div%3E%0D%0A%0D%0A%3Ciframe%20src%3D%22https%3A//vie= w.atdmt.com/2D1/iview/204985416/direct/01%3Fclick%3Dhttp%3A//ads.apn.co.nz/ac= cipiter/adclick/CID%3D000089ec67d37c2500000000/aamsz%3D300X250/POS%3DPOS2/SR%= 3D1/acc_random%3D81111453166/pageid%3D93802130355/site%3DNZH/area%3DSEC.NATIO= NAL.STY/keyword%3Dproblem%20leading%20fishing%20firm%20drug%20abuse%20industr= y%20war%20illicit%20deep%20sea%20voyages%20caused%20trouble%20zealand%20sacke= d%20man%20allegedly%20giving%20young%20female%20crewmates%20sea%20talley%20fi= red%20deckhand%20damien%20burtton%20dogs%20sniffed%20bags%20colleagues%20test= ified%20friend%20factory/relocate%3D%22%20frameborder%3D%220%22%20scrolling%3= D%22no%22%20marginheight%3D%220%22%20marginwidth%3D%220%22%20topmargin%3D%220= %22%20leftmargin%3D%220%22%20allowtransparency%3D%22true%22%20width%3D%22300%= 22%20height%3D%22250%22%20%3E%0D%0A%3Cscript%20language%3D%22JavaScript%22%20= type%3D%22text/javascript%22%3E%20%0D%0Adocument.write%28%27%3Ca%20href%3D%22= http%3A//clk.atdmt.com/2D1/go/204985416/direct/01/%22%20target%3D%22_blank%22= %3E%3Cimg%20src%3D%22http%3A//view.atdmt.com/2D1/view/204985416/direct/01/%22= /%3E%3C/a%3E%27%29%3B%0D%0A%3C/script%3E%3Cnoscript%3E%3Ca%20href%3D%22http%3= A//clk.atdmt.com/2D1/go/204985416/direct/01/%22%20target%3D%22_blank%22%3E%3C= img%20border%3D%220%22%20src%3D%22http%3A//view.atdmt.com/2D1/view/204985416/= direct/01/%22%20/%3E%3C/a%3E%3C/noscript%3E%3C/iframe%3E%0D%0A%0D%0A%0D%0A%0D= %0A%0D%0A%0D%0A%0D%0A%0D%0A%3C/div%3E IXXXXXX CCID: 35308 <noscript><a href=3D"http://clk.atdmt.com/2D1/go/204985416/direct/01/" = title=3D"http://clk.atdmt.com/2D1/go/204985416/direct/01/"><img border=3D"0" = src=3D"cid:http://view.atdmt.com/2D1/view/204985416/direct/01/" = /></a></noscript> Mr Browne told Talley's he had quit taking drugs a year ago. But = colleagues said he had continued to take drugs, an allegation Mr Browne denied. At a meeting with his bosses, Mr Browne was given the opportunity to = resign and, realising he would otherwise be fired, left the company. Talley's said dealing with illicit drug use on its deep-sea vessels was a major challenge. Last week, the ERA rejected both men's applications for interim = reinstatement or monetary relief while its proceedings took place. The authority's decision said the "evident dishonesty" of the men when questioned by Talley's had counted against them. Mr Burtton initially denied he was an acquaintance of Mr Browne, but his phone had Mr Browne listed under a nickname - one which the authority said supported the view that Mr Browne was a drug user. The authority said inconsistencies in sworn affidavits gave credence to Talley's assessment of Mr Browne as "fundamentally untrustworthy" as it tried = to address drug use at sea.
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Reference	http://www.nzherald.co.nz/nz/news/article.cfm?c_id=3D= 1&objectid=3D10663950 Illicit drug use on deep-sea fishing voyages has = caused trouble for a leading New Zealand fishing firm, which sacked a man for = allegedly giving P to young female crewmates out at sea
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	Title	Tuesday, 31 August 2010 12:07 PM ABC = Radio Australia News:Stories:Closer NZ watch on illegal Pacific fishing
Text	Closer NZ watch on illegal Pacific fishing PHOTO Southern bluefun tuna. New Zealand will boost aid to = train more ocean observers to detect illegal fishing. [ABC] Last Updated: Thu, 5 Aug 2010 = 16:12:00 +1000 New Zealand will step up monitoring of Pacific fisheries to try to stamp = out illegal catches. Prime Minister John Key made the announcement in Vanuatu, where he is attending the Pacific Islands Forum meeting. He = said the industry loses $400 million a year because there is inadequate policing = of Pacific fisheries zones. He pledged an increase of almost $5 million = in aid to train more ocean observers. This is in an effort to stop widespread under-reporting of fish catches in Pacific zones. Mr Key = also announced a doubling of tertiary education scholarships for Pacific islanders = next year, to 200.
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Reference	www= .radioaustralianews.net.au/stories/201008/2974537.htm?desktop New = Zealand will step up monitoring of Pacific fisheries to try to stamp out = illegal catches.
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	Title	Tuesday, 31 August 2010 12:06 PM World = Fishing - Australian aquaculture booms despite tuna, lobster
Text	Australian aquaculture booms despite tuna, lobster 06 Aug 2010 The value of farmed salmonid production rose by 7% = to AUD323 million (€224.3 million/$295.7 million) in 2008-09, according to = the latest Australian Bureau of Agricultural and Resource Economics – = Bureau of Rural Sciences (ABARE–BRS) Australian fisheries statistics 2009 = report. Most of this growth occurred in Tasmania = which produces more than 95% of Australia’s farmed salmon production, said = ABARE–BRS Deputy Executive Director Paul Morris. Australian shrimp production = also increased, by 6% to $265 million (€201 million) as a result of a 5% = increase in production volume. In 2008-09, farmed salmon continued to be the = largest aquaculture species produced in Australia and now accounts for 37% of the = total value of Australian aquaculture production and 15% of the total value of = fishery production. The combined growth in salmon and shrimp production contributed to the gross value of Australia’s fisheries production = remaining stable at $2 billion (€1.5 billion) in 2008-09, following a decline in = the value of tuna and rock lobster production. In 2008-09, the total value of Australian fisheries exports increased by 14% to $1.4 billion (€1.1 = billion). Rock lobster was the most valuable export species ($423 million/€320.8 = million), followed by pearls ($335 million/€254.1 million), abalone ($190 = million/€144.1 million) and tuna ($162 million/€122.9 million). Hong Kong = remained Australia’s main export market for fisheries products in 2008-09 at = $665 million (€504.3 million), ahead of Japan ($336 million/€254.8 million) = and the US ($79.6 million/€60.4 million). The value of Australian imports of = fisheries products continued to grow in 2008-09, increasing by 22% to $1.6 billion = (€1.2 billion). Canned fish from Thailand, together with frozen fish = fillets, and fresh and chilled whole fish from New Zealand remained the major sources = of Australian imports of fisheries products.
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Reference	www.worldfishing.net/news101/australian-aquaculture-booms-despite= -t... The value of farmed salmonid production rose by 7% to AUD323 = million (€224.3 million/$295.7 million) in 2008-09, according to the = latest Australian Bureau of Agricultural and Resource Economics – = Bureau of Rural Sciences (ABARE–BRS) Australian fisheries statistics = 2009 report.
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	Title	Tuesday, 31 August 2010 11:47 AM Greens: = Liberals scaremongering about marine parks - ABC South East NSW - Australian = Broadcasting Corporation
Text	Home Programs News Weather Emergencies Sport Events Recipes Photos & = Videos Explore by = Topic Greens: Liberals scaremongering about marine parks Posted August 5, 2010 = 11:00:00 Map: Batemans Bay 2536 The Greens have criticised the Federal Opposition for = conducting a scare campaign about marine parks on the Far South Coast of New South Wales. The Liberal Candidate for Eden-Monaro, David Gazard, says no-take = sanctuary zones are destroying the fishing industry. But Greens Candidate, Catherine Moore, says all evidence points to the = fact that marine parks improve fishing quality by allowing stocks to re-generate, = and volunteer coastal patrols have reported consistent increases in boat traffic. She says the Opposition's claims are misleading. "It's scaremongering to be talking about this in terms of job losses," she = said. "It's very divisive and misleading for candidates to be saying this, when commercial fishing can still take place in certain areas. "And these areas are negotiated with all the stakeholders as part of the zoning processes." Ms Moore says the region has benefited from the parks. "It's irresponsible, to say the least, to be spouting short-sighted, = populist statements denigrating marine reserves and their benefits, when all the = evidence points to the contrary," she said. "The parks made a big difference to recreational fishing, and we have to recognise that over-fishing is largely to blame for the depletion of = fish-stocks and the decrease in fishing opportunities." The Federal Opposition Leader, Tony Abbott, says he will suspend Labor's marine protection plans to allow for consultation with the industry.
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	Title	Tuesday, 31 August 2010 11:46 AM Greens = in the zone on fishing \| Mackay News \| Local News in Mackay \| Mackay Daily = Mercury
Text	Greens in the zone on fishing Kate Bastable \| 5th August 2010 FOR many people in Dawson, there’s nothing better than hitting the = water and heading out for a day of fishing. And nothing will change for them under an Australian Greens policy to = protect more of the Great Barrier Reef Marine Park, says the party’s candidate = for Dawson Jonathon Dykyj. “How people go fishing yesterday and today would be the same = tomorrow,” Mr Dykyj said yesterday. “For everybody here in Dawson, when you go fishing with your family = in the tinny there won’t be any changes.” Mr Dykyj said the Dawson electorate already had a 33 per cent no-take zone. “Outside of Dawson there’s only about five per cent protected = and we’d like to see that increased to 30 per cent. “We’re making sure that in 20 years time and in 40 years time = and in 80 years time that our kids and grandkids can enjoy what we have had the pleasure to enjoy. “Here in the Great Barrier Reef Marine Park off the Dawson coast, = the current network of reserves has brought major, sustained ecological benefits, = including enhanced populations of target fish, sharks, and even corals, the foundation = of the coral reef ecosystem. “The LNP have been fear mongering over the issue of ‘no = take’ but the fact is that here, on the reef, we already have 33 per cent of the area as ‘no = take’, so this policy announcement will not have any effect on the current system we = have here. These reserves actually help the recreational and commercial fishing industry and enhance our tourism industry by stopping and potentially = reversing the decline in fish populations.” Mr Dykyj said the protection of large areas from extractive use was = central to appropriate marine planning. “A ‘no take’ zone means extractive uses are prohibited = in the area: that is, no fishing, no oil or gas exploration or production and no other harvesting = of the environment. “These protected areas are essential to ensure the health of marine ecosystems.”
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Reference	www.dailymercury.com.au/story/2010/08/05/greens-in-the-zone-on-fish... FOR many people in Dawson, there's nothing better than hitting the water = and heading out for a day of fishing.
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	Title	Tuesday, 31 August 2010 11:46 AM Fishing = industry calls for mandatory seafood labelling \| News.com.au
Text	Fishing industry calls for mandatory seafood labelling = By Neil Keene and Samantha Townsend From: The Daily Telegraph August 05, = 2010 12:00AM Increase Text Size Decrease Text Size Print Email Share Add to Digg Add to del.icio.us Add to Facebook Add to Kwoff Add to Myspace Add to Newsvine What = are these? THE fishing industry has called for mandatory labelling in all restaurants and takeaway shops to identify where their seafood comes from. = Despite strict requirements for country of origin labelling in = supermarkets, Australian prawn and barramundi farmers claim their industry is being let = down by the omission of labelling for cooked seafood sold in restaurants and takeaways. They want clear labelling of home-grown produce on menus and order boards because they fear imported seafood is being sold as Australian. Australian Barramundi Farmers Association president Ken Chapman said = foreign products were riding on the coattails of high-quality local seafood. "Our seafood is a national icon and Australian consumers and farmers deserve to have it protected," he said. At their industry conference on the Gold Coast yesterday, seafood farmers voted for a motion which called on all sides of politics to support a system = of labelling for cooked seafood. Start of sidebar. Skip to end of sidebar. End of sidebar. Return to start of sidebar. With the federal election fast approaching, Australian Prawn Farmers' Association president Nick Moore said it was time for politicians to deliver country of origin labelling for seafood. "Unclear labelling dilutes our unique Australian icons," Mr Moore = said. "We get fake, cheap and imported didgeridoos and boomerangs, now we're getting barramundi that is not Australian. Consumers want and deserve to know = where their seafood is coming from." The Georgiou family of Newcastle doesn't label fish sold in the takeaway store they've run for 13 years but will happily tell customers where it is from. Andrew Georgiou, who runs the store with parents Helen and George, said = just because a fish came from Australia did not mean it was superior. Mr Georgiou said he believed customers were more concerned about taste and = quality than where fish was caught. "No one has ever said they were disappointed," he said. "I don't know = about labels. When you go to a place and the fish has a label, how are you going to = trust the label is right?"
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Reference	www.news.com.au/national/fishing-ind= ustry-calls-for-mandatory-seafo... THE fishing industry has called for = mandatory labelling in all restaurants and takeaway shops to identify where = their seafood comes from.
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	Title	Tuesday, 31 August 2010 11:45 AM Greens = plan would 'kill' fishing \| Sunshine Coast News \| Local News in Sunshine = Coast \| The Sunshine Coast Daily
Text	Greens plan would 'kill' fishing Mark Furler \| 5th August 2010 THE Greens policy to ban fishing in a minimum 30% of all waters off Queensland would cripple the seafood industry, a major lobby group has warned. Queensland Seafood Industry Association (QSIA) President Michael Gardner said the policy was unrealistic and reflected the fact the Greens had = not consulted with the fishing families who would be put out of business by = the plan. “It’s just un-Australian. The Greens policy for more fishing = bans would kill off hundreds of small businesses throughout coastal Queensland and round the nation,” Mr Gardner said. “But, to the best of my knowledge, the Greens have not talked about = the policy to any of the people who would be put out of business. “It is one thing to see yourself as a minority party, representing = minority interests, as the Greens obviously do, but to take your advice from only a narrow minority of the community and to ignore those who will suffer as a = result is totally irresponsible.” Mr Gardner said not only fishing operators would be put of business by the = Greens policy but also onshore business operators dependent on fishing, such = as gear manufacturers and supplies and seafood processors and marketers. “The Greens have as their policy for this election a National = Representative System of Marine Protected Areas program with legislated targets of a minimum = of 30% ‘no take’ areas in all Australian waters, including State as = well as Commonwealth waters, within two years. “Since the then Federal Government imposed an equivalent policy in = the Great Barrier Reef Marine Park in 2004, it has cost Australian taxpayers more than $220 million in compensation for affected fishing and onshore businesses. "It has also cost affected families unspeakable heartache and hardship, = and cost unknowable amounts of money into the future in lost seafood production.'' Greens Senate candidate for Queensland Larissa Waters said there had been = a lot of 'scaremongering' over the party's policy. Ms Waters said the Greens were trying to ensure a long term fishing = industry rather than destroying it. "It is about making sure the industry can have a long term future. "30% is only 30% - it is not 100% or 90%,'' she said. Ms Waters said similar restrictions around the Great Barrier Reef = three years ago had been effective - and were now welcomed by fishers. "We don't want to put fishers out of work. "(But) we need to have areas where it is safe for fish (to breed).''
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Reference	www.sunshinecoastdaily.com.au/story/2010/08/05/greens-plan-would-k= i... THE Greens policy to ban fishing in a minimum 30% of all waters = off Queensland would cripple the seafood industry, a major lobby group has = warned.
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	To Do	Thursday, 16 July 2009 12:00 AM Fax. (03) 8660 = 2755 Mob. (0418) 292 004 fishing@searead.net = www.searead.net
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