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March 30, 2010 · about 16 years ago

Fishers reel off zoning import fears

Queensland fishing groups say a plan to protect the Coral Sea will result in more fish being imported from overseas. Federal Environment Minister Peter Garrett has ruled out a request from environmental lobby groups to turn the Coral Sea into the world’s largest fishing no-go zone.

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Queensland fishing groups say a plan to protect the Coral Sea will result in more fish being imported from overseas. Federal Environment Minister Peter Garrett has ruled out a request from environmental lobby groups to turn the Coral Sea into the world’s largest fishing no-go zone.

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