As climate change continues to reshape Australia’s oceans, one challenge remains consistent: how do we translate complex climate science into information that is genuinely useful for decision-makers a...

The $102.5 million Algal Bloom Summer Plan delivers targeted relief and long-term recovery for South Australia’s fisheries and aquaculture sector, including grants of up to $150,000, fee relief, and n...

<p>How can the insurance sector adapt its products and risk assessment frameworks to account for the increasing frequency and severity of climate-driven events (e.g., marine heatwaves, storms, disease...

Summary of key findings Tasmania’s coastal waters and seas are central to the Tasmanian way of life. Participants recognise their importance as a place of natural and scenic beauty (98%), a place to c...

In the muddy estuaries of northern New South Wales, two of Australia’s most iconic crustaceans – the Giant Mud Crab (Scylla serrata) and the Blue Swimmer Crab (Portunus armatus) – are caught in the cr...

Summary of the key findings from the 2025 National Climate Risk Assessment in relation to Fisheries and Aquaculture

South Australian seafood workers sidelined by the harmful algal bloom are being redeployed to clean local beaches, as a parliamentary inquiry investigates the crisis

A new study warns that climate change will worsen risks for fishers, from harsher storms and extreme heat to longer, more exhausting trips at sea. Combined with weak labor protections and forced labor...

OzFish is ramping up shellfish reef restoration to help South Australia recover from harmful algal blooms. Volunteers have already recycled 12 tonnes of oyster shells into reef modules, with more effo...

In the pristine waters off Augusta, Western Australia, a bold experiment is reshaping the future of sustainable seafood and wine. Brad Adams, a third-generation fisherman turned aquaculture pioneer, h...

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South Australia’s algal bloom is stopping people from swimming, surfing and fishing in their usual spots – and the impact on mental health can be profound.

The South Australian Government are providing a weekly newsletter with updates for what is happening along the South Australian coastline. Their newsletter aims to bring you clear facts, safety advi...

Last week, the Sea Change Australia team held our first case study workshops in Albany and Fremantle, WA, bringing together fishers, managers, and researchers to discuss climate change impacts and ada...

Support for South Australia's recreational fishing sector amid the ongoing algal bloom crisis will include the creation of an artificial reef in Gulf St Vincent and the expansion of fishing in reservo...

An independent group of marine scientists from around Australia releases a seven-point plan to tackle what it describes as South Australia's "catastrophic" toxic algal bloom.

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It is hoped new country of origin labelling for seafood on restaurant, cafe, and takeaway shop menus will give consumers certainty and help the Australian seafood industry in an import-dominated marke...

For the past three months, a harmful algal bloom — 70 times the size of Sydney Harbour — has been lingering off South Australia's coastline. Angelique Donnellan reports.

Western Australia is backing a new wave of research to help the nation’s fisheries and aquaculture operations adapt to climate change impacts.