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September 30, 2010 · about 16 years ago

Fisheries improving says government

Australia: The fishery status reports for 2009 show a substantial improvement in the number of Commonwealth-managed stocks classified as “not overfished” and “not subject to overfishing”. The report, by the Australian Bureau of Agricultural and Resource Economics – Bureau of Rural Sciences (ABARE–BR

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Australia: The fishery status reports for 2009 show a substantial improvement in the number of Commonwealth-managed stocks classified as “not overfished” and “not subject to overfishing”. The report, by the Australian Bureau of Agricultural and Resource Economics – Bureau of Rural Sciences (ABARE–BRS), assesses the status of 101 fish stocks managed by the Australian Government.

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