The expansion of Western Australia's aquaculture industry has received a massive boost with one of Australia's most significant aquaculture companies locking in its commitment to the State.
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New research facilities to support jobs and grow aquaculture industry
The WA Government is investing $500,000 to boost Western Australia's shellfish research capacity and support the growth of the emerging aquaculture industries, as part of the State's $5.5 billion recovery and jobs plan.
Aquaculture Development Plan set to unlock thousands of local jobs
WA Fisheries Minister Peter Tinley unveiled an industry-supported Aquaculture Development Plan to expand Western Australia's blue economy, attract new investment and help create an estimated 6,000 direct and indirect jobs.
Back of boat sales offers more rock lobster for Western Australians
Western rock lobsters will be readily available for Western Australians to enjoy as local supply is boosted to the public and hospitality industry through back of boat sales.
Commercial octopus fishery licences secured in Gippsland
Commercial operators in East Gippsland will be able to fish for octopus thanks to a new category of licence which will secure valuable jobs in the region and provide more fresh food for seafood lovers.
‘Back to business’: Australian seafood industry buoyed by Federal support
Seafood Industry Australia (SIA) has welcomed the Federal Government's $110 million International Freight Assistance announcement.
‘Keep fish on the table’: Seafood industry eagerly awaits government assistance
Seafood Industry Australia (SIA) has called for government assistance to keep the industry afloat.
NSW Seafood Industry Council welcomes ministerial grant
The future of the NSW seafood industry is set to take shape following the Hon. Adam Marshall, Minister for Agriculture’s announcement of a $40,000 investment and government support towards the development of a collaborative vision and roadmap in partnership with the NSW Seafood Industry Council (NSWSIC).