Port Lincoln’s tuna farmers triumphed over being placed in administration in 1991 and 1992 and constructed economic success in the form of tuna farms on the Boston Bay. But now they find themselves struggling against reduced annual tuna fishing quotas. If they are able to increase the quotas, the industry could double or treble in value. Some in the Port Lincoln tuna industry are considering suing the Australian Government over the fishing quota cut in 2009, The Advertiser reports.
Green Marine
about 15 years ago
Port Lincoln tuna farmers fight quota cuts
Port Lincoln’s tuna farmers triumphed over being placed in administration in 1991 and 1992 and constructed economic success in the form of tuna farms on the Boston Bay. But now they find themselves struggling against reduced annual tuna fishing quotas. If they are able to increase the quotas, the in
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