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Politicians demand pause on planned gillnet ban in North Queensland

1 report, 1 independent Updated Sep 4
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Politicians have demanded a pause on the planned total gillnet ban in North Queensland, which was scheduled for June 2027. Gary Hardgrave supported this demand, backing commercial fishers against strict regulations. The Queensland Seafood Industry Association CEO argued that 100% onboard camera monitoring proves local fishing is fully sustainable.

From 4bc.com.au

Why it matters

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The ban threatens local fishing operations in North Queensland. Industry representatives warned that shutting down these local operations could force consumers to rely on imported fish.

From 4bc.com.au

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    Local fishing operations in North Queensland might face reduced supply or increased costs due to the ban.

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