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UNOC 2025 echoes down under: New FAO data, Aussie innovation and the future of fishing

2025-06-19T08:51:00Z

Australian scientists and fishers highlight local innovation and global momentum to protect ocean biodiversity in the wake of the UN Ocean Conference
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How green storytelling is paying off for Austral Fisheries

2024-11-15T13:08:00Z

With plans to onboard more brands and fisheries, the Australian company is profiting from its sustainability and traceability investments
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Aussie prawn fishers urge public to choose sustainably this Christmas

2023-12-20T14:26:00Z

Some 63% of the country’s wild-caught prawns are now certified to the MSC standard