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Youngest graduate of Aboriginal Fisheries training program
The youngest graduate of an Aboriginal Fisheries training program, Tarnee Morey is set to take to the water as a fully-fledged Fisheries Officer in South Australia.
An Arrernte woman, Ms Morey, 21, is the fifth trainee to graduate from the Aboriginal Fisheries Officer Career Pathway Program and is now working with the compliance team at Yorketown.
Minister for Primary Industries and Regional Development David Basham said Ms Morey’s graduation is positive news for Aboriginal Traditional Fishing management in South Australia.
“Many South Australian Aboriginal communities have a strong connection to country and a long history of fishing in both marine and inland waters that is central to their culture and tradition,” Minister Basham said.
Owners of fishing vessels advised to seek safe harbour
Article by June 30, 2021
Owners of fishing vessels are advised to seek safe harbour for their vessels as soon as possible, as Barbados prepares for the impact of a tropical wave, which is expected to affect the island from Friday, July 2.
Chief Fisheries Officer, Joyce Leslie, advised persons with moses, tenders and like vessels to remove them from the water and to make sure that they are adequately secured on land.
She added that, where possible, fish pots should also be removed from the water.
Owners may also consider making arrangements for lift out of their fishing vessels.
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