The Australian Government has released the Commonwealth fisheries resource sharing framework, bringing greater certainty to commercial, recreational and Indigenous fishers accessing our shared fisheries resources.
Top Tasmanian produce is today being loaded onto the first regular international flight out of Hobart for more than 20 years, bound for holiday feast tables across Asia.
The University of Tasmania will take a leading role in delivering on the nation’s largest ever investment in environmental science after it was announced alongside Queensland’s Reef and Rainforest Research Centre as a co-host of one of four new national r
An Australian first national DNA testing program used to verify the species and origin of imported timber sold at retail outlets has released its first round of results, confirming more than 60 per cent of the species’ labels were accurate.
The Australian and Victorian governments have formally commenced a Major Event Review to assess the impacts of the 2019-20 bushfire season on the operation of the Victorian Regional Forest Agreements (RFAs).
The new $40 million Antarctic Aurora vessel’s arrival in Hobart this week is an important sign of confidence in Australia’s fisheries, which will boost Tasmania’s economy and support local jobs.
The Australian Government is investing $8 million in 28 projects across the country under the Fisheries Habitat Restoration Program to assist in restoring the health and functionality of coastal and estuarine fisheries habitats.
Australia’s Commonwealth fisheries continue to be well-managed and sustainable, according to a new report released today by the Australian Bureau of Agricultural and Resource Economics (ABARES).
