SA's Major 2026 Renewable Energy Plan Unveiled
South Australia sets a bold new renewable energy target for 2026, aiming to transform its power grid and boost sustainability. Discover the key details and what it means for the state's future.
Category : Search result: South Australia fishing
Justice Emily Dodd Appointed SA's First Female Chief Justice
Justice Emily Dodd makes history as the first woman appointed Chief Justice of the South Australian Supreme Court, effective 16 January 2026. A landmark moment for the state's legal system.
Labor and Liberals promise cash for SA fishing and seafood
SA's major parties make pre-election funding promises for recreational fishing and the seafood sector. Labor targets reservoir access, Liberals back commercial industry.
WA Minister firm as protests over demersal fishing ban grow
WA Fisheries Minister Don Punch defends the extended demersal fishing ban as protests reach the Premier's office. Recreational fishers demand more consultation on the sustainability measure.
AI Cameras Save Fisherman's Life in Kiama
New AI surveillance technology in Kiama has saved a fisherman's life after he was swept into the ocean, marking a breakthrough for coastal safety in one of NSW's most dangerous spots.
Cairns Fisher's Line-Caught Barra a Hit with Elite Chefs
A Cairns fisherman's sustainable method for catching wild barramundi by hand-line is now supplying some of Australia's finest restaurants. Discover the story behind this premium seafood.
WA fishers protest demersal fishing ban in Perth
Western Australian commercial fishers demand a pause on the demersal fishing ban and an independent stock review. Industry warns of workforce crisis as protests escalate.
WA demersal fishing ban triggers protests and hardship
West Australian fishers are protesting a snap ban on demersal fishing, claiming it has destroyed their livelihoods. The government says it's necessary to protect depleted fish stocks. Read the full story.
Government Not Off Hook for Demersal Fishing Ban
Despite a landslide election victory, the WA Government faces ongoing pressure over its demersal fishing ban. Recreational fishers demand accountability and a review of the policy's impact.
Fisher chains boat to DPIRD office over demersal fishing ban
WA Premier Roger Cook defends the demersal fishing ban after a dramatic protest where a fisher chained his boat to a government office. Get the full story on the escalating conflict.
Compromise needed on WA fishing policy for all
WA's fishing policy is at a crossroads. A new approach is needed to protect marine parks, support sustainable fishing, and ensure fair access for all users. Read the full analysis.
Life jacket saves rock fisherman in dramatic Kiama rescue
A rock fisherman's life jacket kept him afloat in heavy seas off Kiama, highlighting its critical importance. Surf lifesavers also responded to multiple after-hours rescues on Illawarra beaches over a scorching weekend.
Dozens fined for abalone bag limit breaches in WA
Fisheries officers issued 38 fines during the second abalone hour of 2026. Read about the crackdown on bag limit breaches and the safety efforts along the Perth coast.
Goolwa concert for algal bloom recovery risks financial loss
A major volunteer-run concert in Goolwa, featuring Daryl Braithwaite to support businesses hit by algal bloom, risks a significant loss due to poor ticket sales. Organisers plead for community support.
Young motorcyclist dies in Hackham truck collision
A 24-year-old man has died after his motorcycle collided with a truck on Main South Rd at Hackham. Police are appealing for witnesses and dashcam footage as the state's road toll rises.
WA Abalone Fishers: Second Session Opens with Key Rules
WA's second abalone fishing session opens this weekend. Authorities urge 16,000 licensed fishers to prioritise safety and adhere to strict bag and size limits for sustainable stocks.
Controversial $40m Geothermal Spa Plan for Kangaroo Island
A proposed $40 million geothermal wellness retreat on Kangaroo Island faces fierce opposition over its 'bizarre' design and environmental impact. Locals and experts raise serious concerns.
Pearl Skyscraper Project Revived by New Owners in South Perth
A stalled $180 million South Perth skyscraper, The Pearl, gets a lifeline from new owners. Former navy engineers aim to complete the 27-storey tower for $129m, seeking a construction extension to 2027.
Coles, Woolworths hire trucks after SA train derailment
Coles and Woolworths have enlisted additional road freight to keep WA shelves stocked after a train derailment in South Australia blocked a vital national rail corridor. Read more on the supply chain impact.
Beachgoers ill despite 'safe' algae bloom clearance
South Australian beachgoers report ongoing illness despite official clearance of toxic algal bloom. Explosive claims allege government research slowdown ahead of state election. Full story.
New Clues Spark Major Police Search on South Coast
South Coast police have conducted a major new search at a North Nowra property, over a year after a man was found with head injuries and died. Detectives urge anyone with information to come forward.
Platypus death in Queanbeyan River a red flag for waterways
A drowned platypus entangled in fishing line has prompted urgent calls for better protection of local waterways and a ban on fishing in platypus habitats. The incident highlights growing threats to Australia's unique wildlife.
Platypus death in Queanbeyan River raises fears
A drowned platypus found entangled in fishing tackle in the Queanbeyan River has heightened concerns for the vulnerable species. New 'Tangle Bins' aim to protect wildlife.
WA fishing ban triggers boat sales, minister defends decision
WA Fisheries Minister Jackie Jarvis addresses the fallout from the demersal fishing ban, promising compensation within weeks while dismissing fears of long-term price hikes. Read the full story.
Using Carp to Ease Pressure on Native Australian Fish
Experts propose utilising abundant carp supplies as an affordable, high-protein food source to reduce fishing pressure on vulnerable native species. A practical solution for river health.
Weatherald's solid form not enough for Ashes opener spot
South Australian batter Jake Weatherald has been in fine form, but selectors are looking for more to secure a Test opening role against England. Analysis of the Ashes contenders.
Jenny Lott: Convent-educated air hostess to Gulf fishing legend
English air hostess Jenny Lott defied critics to become a solo fisherwoman in crocodile-infested Gulf waters, proving women could master Australia’s toughest frontier. Read her incredible story.
Toxic Algal Blooms Prompt Urgent Warning for SA Dog Owners
Potentially deadly algal blooms have been detected at multiple South Australian beaches. Authorities issue an urgent warning to dog owners to keep pets away from the water. Learn which locations are affected and the critical symptoms to watch for.
Exploring South Fremantle's Cafes, Shops and Beach
Join a journey through South Fremantle's vibrant South Terrace. Discover dog-friendly breweries, unique boutiques like Ginger Morris, and finish with a dip at South Beach. Plan your visit today.
South Perth floating barge proposal hits choppy waters
A controversial plan to move a floating barge to South Perth is facing strong opposition over safety, traffic, and environmental concerns. Discover the full story.
Page 1 of 4