QSIA Podcasts

Year in Review with the FRDC's Managing Director, Patrick Hone. A range of important issues for the Australian commercial seafood industry's consideration.

For more information about the FRDC please visit their website: FRDC

An update with Dane van der Neut regarding the NSW reform process and social license.

Thanks to Kelly Morgan, QSIA Secretary and seafood retailer based in Mackay for her views of seafood sales in the lead up to Christmas.

For Christmas or any occasion please support industry and your Queensland Catch

The year in review by Jane Lovell, CEO, Seafood Industry Australia.

Thanks to Bart Butson for his views on the marine scalefish fishery in South Australia and great discussion regarding social license to operate.

Martin Bella and Bryson Head, Green Shirt Movement regarding a GSM event this Thursday 13 December 2018.

Where: Ferny Grove Shopping Village, 51 McGinn Road, Ferny Grove

When: Thursday 13 December 2018

Start: 2.00pm

Welcome to the first in a series of podcasts where I speak with commercial fishers around Australia.  Thanks to Dennis Holder, President - Wildcatch Fisheries SA, Director - Seafood Industry Australia and Commercial Fisher, Blue Swimmer Crab Fishery for sharing his views on the current fisheries reform in South Australia.

The second Queensland fisheries reform survey closes on Friday 7 December.

Survey link: https://www.surveymonkey.com/r/ZGPCB5Z

QSIA News: Lack of Trust in the Fisheries Reform Process

Discussion with Dr Baldwin regarding an ongoing social licence to operate project. For more detail regarding the project please go to the following QSIA News Post:

Social Licence to Fish - Changing Tack

Gary Leonard and Michael Hobson, Seafood Industry Victoria (SIV) Directors and Johnathon Davey, Executive Director, SIV.  Thanks to Johnathon Davey for organising another great podcast with the focus being the lead up to the 2018 Victorian election set for Saturday 24 November. Don't forget to vote for change and send Mr Andrews a message - this industry matters and so do its people.