While the Australian salmon and shellfish aquaculture industries have international counterparts, there are specific local issues, notably warmer water temperatures and amoebic gill disease (AGD) requiring specific, local research attention. Given the maturity of the industry, the presence of both a university (the University of Tasmania) and the national research organisation (CSIRO) in Hobart, Tasmania is well-placed to develop an Experimental Aquaculture Facility (EAF) of international standing.

For several years there has been discussion regarding establishing an EAF in Hobart, Tasmania. It was envisaged that this would involve collaborative research amongst producers, researchers, regulators, feed suppliers and research and development corporations, amongst others.

While the Australian salmon and shellfish aquaculture industries have international counterparts, there are specific local issues, notably warmer water temperatures and amoebic gill disease (AGD) requiring specific, local research attention. Given the maturity of the industry, the presence of both a university (the University of Tasmania) and the national research organisation (CSIRO) in Hobart, Tasmania is well-placed to develop an Experimental Aquaculture Facility (EAF) of international standing.

For several years there has been discussion regarding establishing an EAF in Hobart, Tasmania. It was envisaged that this would involve collaborative research amongst producers, researchers, regulators, feed suppliers and research and development corporations, amongst others.

While the Australian salmon and shellfish aquaculture industries have international counterparts, there are specific local issues, notably warmer water temperatures and amoebic gill disease (AGD) requiring specific, local research attention. Given the maturity of the industry, the presence of both a university (the University of Tasmania) and the national research organisation (CSIRO) in Hobart, Tasmania is well-placed to develop an Experimental Aquaculture Facility (EAF) of international standing.

For several years there has been discussion regarding establishing an EAF in Hobart, Tasmania. It was envisaged that this would involve collaborative research amongst producers, researchers, regulators, feed suppliers and research and development corporations, amongst others.

While the Australian salmon and shellfish aquaculture industries have international counterparts, there are specific local issues, notably warmer water temperatures and amoebic gill disease (AGD) requiring specific, local research attention. Given the maturity of the industry, the presence of both a university (the University of Tasmania) and the national research organisation (CSIRO) in Hobart, Tasmania is well-placed to develop an Experimental Aquaculture Facility (EAF) of international standing.

For several years there has been discussion regarding establishing an EAF in Hobart, Tasmania. It was envisaged that this would involve collaborative research amongst producers, researchers, regulators, feed suppliers and research and development corporations, amongst others.

While the Australian salmon and shellfish aquaculture industries have international counterparts, there are specific local issues, notably warmer water temperatures and amoebic gill disease (AGD) requiring specific, local research attention. Given the maturity of the industry, the presence of both a university (the University of Tasmania) and the national research organisation (CSIRO) in Hobart, Tasmania is well-placed to develop an Experimental Aquaculture Facility (EAF) of international standing.

For several years there has been discussion regarding establishing an EAF in Hobart, Tasmania. It was envisaged that this would involve collaborative research amongst producers, researchers, regulators, feed suppliers and research and development corporations, amongst others.

This FRDC funded project, Project No 2012/216, sought to build on an earlier pilot study, Project No. 2009/308 , undertaken in 2010 which examined the nature and dimensions of Aboriginal cultural fishing in the Tweed region of far northern New South Wales . Project No 2012/216 had two elements, the first one sought to adapt the methodology used in the Tweed study to collect data on catch for application in other regions of NSW. The second element sought to build on what had been achieved in the pilot project by facilitating the development of a local Aboriginal fisheries management strategy/plan for the Tweed Aboriginal community. Support for both elements of the project was obtained from the NSW Aboriginal Fishing Advisory Council (AFAC), the NSW Department of Primary Industries, Fisheries (DPI), the NSW Aboriginal Land Council (NSWALC) and the Indigenous Reference Group to the Fisheries Research and Development Corporation (IRG) and the Tweed Aboriginal community. Application for funding from FRDC was successful and the project commenced in July 2012.

This FRDC funded project, Project No 2012/216, sought to build on an earlier pilot study, Project No. 2009/308 , undertaken in 2010 which examined the nature and dimensions of Aboriginal cultural fishing in the Tweed region of far northern New South Wales . Project No 2012/216 had two elements, the first one sought to adapt the methodology used in the Tweed study to collect data on catch for application in other regions of NSW. The second element sought to build on what had been achieved in the pilot project by facilitating the development of a local Aboriginal fisheries management strategy/plan for the Tweed Aboriginal community. Support for both elements of the project was obtained from the NSW Aboriginal Fishing Advisory Council (AFAC), the NSW Department of Primary Industries, Fisheries (DPI), the NSW Aboriginal Land Council (NSWALC) and the Indigenous Reference Group to the Fisheries Research and Development Corporation (IRG) and the Tweed Aboriginal community. Application for funding from FRDC was successful and the project commenced in July 2012.

This FRDC funded project, Project No 2012/216, sought to build on an earlier pilot study, Project No. 2009/308 , undertaken in 2010 which examined the nature and dimensions of Aboriginal cultural fishing in the Tweed region of far northern New South Wales . Project No 2012/216 had two elements, the first one sought to adapt the methodology used in the Tweed study to collect data on catch for application in other regions of NSW. The second element sought to build on what had been achieved in the pilot project by facilitating the development of a local Aboriginal fisheries management strategy/plan for the Tweed Aboriginal community. Support for both elements of the project was obtained from the NSW Aboriginal Fishing Advisory Council (AFAC), the NSW Department of Primary Industries, Fisheries (DPI), the NSW Aboriginal Land Council (NSWALC) and the Indigenous Reference Group to the Fisheries Research and Development Corporation (IRG) and the Tweed Aboriginal community. Application for funding from FRDC was successful and the project commenced in July 2012.

This FRDC funded project, Project No 2012/216, sought to build on an earlier pilot study, Project No. 2009/308 , undertaken in 2010 which examined the nature and dimensions of Aboriginal cultural fishing in the Tweed region of far northern New South Wales . Project No 2012/216 had two elements, the first one sought to adapt the methodology used in the Tweed study to collect data on catch for application in other regions of NSW. The second element sought to build on what had been achieved in the pilot project by facilitating the development of a local Aboriginal fisheries management strategy/plan for the Tweed Aboriginal community. Support for both elements of the project was obtained from the NSW Aboriginal Fishing Advisory Council (AFAC), the NSW Department of Primary Industries, Fisheries (DPI), the NSW Aboriginal Land Council (NSWALC) and the Indigenous Reference Group to the Fisheries Research and Development Corporation (IRG) and the Tweed Aboriginal community. Application for funding from FRDC was successful and the project commenced in July 2012.

This FRDC funded project, Project No 2012/216, sought to build on an earlier pilot study, Project No. 2009/308 , undertaken in 2010 which examined the nature and dimensions of Aboriginal cultural fishing in the Tweed region of far northern New South Wales . Project No 2012/216 had two elements, the first one sought to adapt the methodology used in the Tweed study to collect data on catch for application in other regions of NSW. The second element sought to build on what had been achieved in the pilot project by facilitating the development of a local Aboriginal fisheries management strategy/plan for the Tweed Aboriginal community. Support for both elements of the project was obtained from the NSW Aboriginal Fishing Advisory Council (AFAC), the NSW Department of Primary Industries, Fisheries (DPI), the NSW Aboriginal Land Council (NSWALC) and the Indigenous Reference Group to the Fisheries Research and Development Corporation (IRG) and the Tweed Aboriginal community. Application for funding from FRDC was successful and the project commenced in July 2012.

This FRDC funded project, Project No 2012/216, sought to build on an earlier pilot study, Project No. 2009/308 , undertaken in 2010 which examined the nature and dimensions of Aboriginal cultural fishing in the Tweed region of far northern New South Wales . Project No 2012/216 had two elements, the first one sought to adapt the methodology used in the Tweed study to collect data on catch for application in other regions of NSW. The second element sought to build on what had been achieved in the pilot project by facilitating the development of a local Aboriginal fisheries management strategy/plan for the Tweed Aboriginal community. Support for both elements of the project was obtained from the NSW Aboriginal Fishing Advisory Council (AFAC), the NSW Department of Primary Industries, Fisheries (DPI), the NSW Aboriginal Land Council (NSWALC) and the Indigenous Reference Group to the Fisheries Research and Development Corporation (IRG) and the Tweed Aboriginal community. Application for funding from FRDC was successful and the project commenced in July 2012.

This FRDC funded project, Project No 2012/216, sought to build on an earlier pilot study, Project No. 2009/308 , undertaken in 2010 which examined the nature and dimensions of Aboriginal cultural fishing in the Tweed region of far northern New South Wales . Project No 2012/216 had two elements, the first one sought to adapt the methodology used in the Tweed study to collect data on catch for application in other regions of NSW. The second element sought to build on what had been achieved in the pilot project by facilitating the development of a local Aboriginal fisheries management strategy/plan for the Tweed Aboriginal community. Support for both elements of the project was obtained from the NSW Aboriginal Fishing Advisory Council (AFAC), the NSW Department of Primary Industries, Fisheries (DPI), the NSW Aboriginal Land Council (NSWALC) and the Indigenous Reference Group to the Fisheries Research and Development Corporation (IRG) and the Tweed Aboriginal community. Application for funding from FRDC was successful and the project commenced in July 2012.

This FRDC funded project, Project No 2012/216, sought to build on an earlier pilot study, Project No. 2009/308 , undertaken in 2010 which examined the nature and dimensions of Aboriginal cultural fishing in the Tweed region of far northern New South Wales . Project No 2012/216 had two elements, the first one sought to adapt the methodology used in the Tweed study to collect data on catch for application in other regions of NSW. The second element sought to build on what had been achieved in the pilot project by facilitating the development of a local Aboriginal fisheries management strategy/plan for the Tweed Aboriginal community. Support for both elements of the project was obtained from the NSW Aboriginal Fishing Advisory Council (AFAC), the NSW Department of Primary Industries, Fisheries (DPI), the NSW Aboriginal Land Council (NSWALC) and the Indigenous Reference Group to the Fisheries Research and Development Corporation (IRG) and the Tweed Aboriginal community. Application for funding from FRDC was successful and the project commenced in July 2012.

This FRDC funded project, Project No 2012/216, sought to build on an earlier pilot study, Project No. 2009/308 , undertaken in 2010 which examined the nature and dimensions of Aboriginal cultural fishing in the Tweed region of far northern New South Wales . Project No 2012/216 had two elements, the first one sought to adapt the methodology used in the Tweed study to collect data on catch for application in other regions of NSW. The second element sought to build on what had been achieved in the pilot project by facilitating the development of a local Aboriginal fisheries management strategy/plan for the Tweed Aboriginal community. Support for both elements of the project was obtained from the NSW Aboriginal Fishing Advisory Council (AFAC), the NSW Department of Primary Industries, Fisheries (DPI), the NSW Aboriginal Land Council (NSWALC) and the Indigenous Reference Group to the Fisheries Research and Development Corporation (IRG) and the Tweed Aboriginal community. Application for funding from FRDC was successful and the project commenced in July 2012.

This FRDC funded project, Project No 2012/216, sought to build on an earlier pilot study, Project No. 2009/308 , undertaken in 2010 which examined the nature and dimensions of Aboriginal cultural fishing in the Tweed region of far northern New South Wales . Project No 2012/216 had two elements, the first one sought to adapt the methodology used in the Tweed study to collect data on catch for application in other regions of NSW. The second element sought to build on what had been achieved in the pilot project by facilitating the development of a local Aboriginal fisheries management strategy/plan for the Tweed Aboriginal community. Support for both elements of the project was obtained from the NSW Aboriginal Fishing Advisory Council (AFAC), the NSW Department of Primary Industries, Fisheries (DPI), the NSW Aboriginal Land Council (NSWALC) and the Indigenous Reference Group to the Fisheries Research and Development Corporation (IRG) and the Tweed Aboriginal community. Application for funding from FRDC was successful and the project commenced in July 2012.

This FRDC funded project, Project No 2012/216, sought to build on an earlier pilot study, Project No. 2009/308 , undertaken in 2010 which examined the nature and dimensions of Aboriginal cultural fishing in the Tweed region of far northern New South Wales . Project No 2012/216 had two elements, the first one sought to adapt the methodology used in the Tweed study to collect data on catch for application in other regions of NSW. The second element sought to build on what had been achieved in the pilot project by facilitating the development of a local Aboriginal fisheries management strategy/plan for the Tweed Aboriginal community. Support for both elements of the project was obtained from the NSW Aboriginal Fishing Advisory Council (AFAC), the NSW Department of Primary Industries, Fisheries (DPI), the NSW Aboriginal Land Council (NSWALC) and the Indigenous Reference Group to the Fisheries Research and Development Corporation (IRG) and the Tweed Aboriginal community. Application for funding from FRDC was successful and the project commenced in July 2012.

This FRDC funded project, Project No 2012/216, sought to build on an earlier pilot study, Project No. 2009/308 , undertaken in 2010 which examined the nature and dimensions of Aboriginal cultural fishing in the Tweed region of far northern New South Wales . Project No 2012/216 had two elements, the first one sought to adapt the methodology used in the Tweed study to collect data on catch for application in other regions of NSW. The second element sought to build on what had been achieved in the pilot project by facilitating the development of a local Aboriginal fisheries management strategy/plan for the Tweed Aboriginal community. Support for both elements of the project was obtained from the NSW Aboriginal Fishing Advisory Council (AFAC), the NSW Department of Primary Industries, Fisheries (DPI), the NSW Aboriginal Land Council (NSWALC) and the Indigenous Reference Group to the Fisheries Research and Development Corporation (IRG) and the Tweed Aboriginal community. Application for funding from FRDC was successful and the project commenced in July 2012.

This FRDC funded project, Project No 2012/216, sought to build on an earlier pilot study, Project No. 2009/308 , undertaken in 2010 which examined the nature and dimensions of Aboriginal cultural fishing in the Tweed region of far northern New South Wales . Project No 2012/216 had two elements, the first one sought to adapt the methodology used in the Tweed study to collect data on catch for application in other regions of NSW. The second element sought to build on what had been achieved in the pilot project by facilitating the development of a local Aboriginal fisheries management strategy/plan for the Tweed Aboriginal community. Support for both elements of the project was obtained from the NSW Aboriginal Fishing Advisory Council (AFAC), the NSW Department of Primary Industries, Fisheries (DPI), the NSW Aboriginal Land Council (NSWALC) and the Indigenous Reference Group to the Fisheries Research and Development Corporation (IRG) and the Tweed Aboriginal community. Application for funding from FRDC was successful and the project commenced in July 2012.

This FRDC funded project, Project No 2012/216, sought to build on an earlier pilot study, Project No. 2009/308 , undertaken in 2010 which examined the nature and dimensions of Aboriginal cultural fishing in the Tweed region of far northern New South Wales . Project No 2012/216 had two elements, the first one sought to adapt the methodology used in the Tweed study to collect data on catch for application in other regions of NSW. The second element sought to build on what had been achieved in the pilot project by facilitating the development of a local Aboriginal fisheries management strategy/plan for the Tweed Aboriginal community. Support for both elements of the project was obtained from the NSW Aboriginal Fishing Advisory Council (AFAC), the NSW Department of Primary Industries, Fisheries (DPI), the NSW Aboriginal Land Council (NSWALC) and the Indigenous Reference Group to the Fisheries Research and Development Corporation (IRG) and the Tweed Aboriginal community. Application for funding from FRDC was successful and the project commenced in July 2012.

This FRDC funded project, Project No 2012/216, sought to build on an earlier pilot study, Project No. 2009/308 , undertaken in 2010 which examined the nature and dimensions of Aboriginal cultural fishing in the Tweed region of far northern New South Wales . Project No 2012/216 had two elements, the first one sought to adapt the methodology used in the Tweed study to collect data on catch for application in other regions of NSW. The second element sought to build on what had been achieved in the pilot project by facilitating the development of a local Aboriginal fisheries management strategy/plan for the Tweed Aboriginal community. Support for both elements of the project was obtained from the NSW Aboriginal Fishing Advisory Council (AFAC), the NSW Department of Primary Industries, Fisheries (DPI), the NSW Aboriginal Land Council (NSWALC) and the Indigenous Reference Group to the Fisheries Research and Development Corporation (IRG) and the Tweed Aboriginal community. Application for funding from FRDC was successful and the project commenced in July 2012.

This FRDC funded project, Project No 2012/216, sought to build on an earlier pilot study, Project No. 2009/308 , undertaken in 2010 which examined the nature and dimensions of Aboriginal cultural fishing in the Tweed region of far northern New South Wales . Project No 2012/216 had two elements, the first one sought to adapt the methodology used in the Tweed study to collect data on catch for application in other regions of NSW. The second element sought to build on what had been achieved in the pilot project by facilitating the development of a local Aboriginal fisheries management strategy/plan for the Tweed Aboriginal community. Support for both elements of the project was obtained from the NSW Aboriginal Fishing Advisory Council (AFAC), the NSW Department of Primary Industries, Fisheries (DPI), the NSW Aboriginal Land Council (NSWALC) and the Indigenous Reference Group to the Fisheries Research and Development Corporation (IRG) and the Tweed Aboriginal community. Application for funding from FRDC was successful and the project commenced in July 2012.

This FRDC funded project, Project No 2012/216, sought to build on an earlier pilot study, Project No. 2009/308 , undertaken in 2010 which examined the nature and dimensions of Aboriginal cultural fishing in the Tweed region of far northern New South Wales . Project No 2012/216 had two elements, the first one sought to adapt the methodology used in the Tweed study to collect data on catch for application in other regions of NSW. The second element sought to build on what had been achieved in the pilot project by facilitating the development of a local Aboriginal fisheries management strategy/plan for the Tweed Aboriginal community. Support for both elements of the project was obtained from the NSW Aboriginal Fishing Advisory Council (AFAC), the NSW Department of Primary Industries, Fisheries (DPI), the NSW Aboriginal Land Council (NSWALC) and the Indigenous Reference Group to the Fisheries Research and Development Corporation (IRG) and the Tweed Aboriginal community. Application for funding from FRDC was successful and the project commenced in July 2012.

This FRDC funded project, Project No 2012/216, sought to build on an earlier pilot study, Project No. 2009/308 , undertaken in 2010 which examined the nature and dimensions of Aboriginal cultural fishing in the Tweed region of far northern New South Wales . Project No 2012/216 had two elements, the first one sought to adapt the methodology used in the Tweed study to collect data on catch for application in other regions of NSW. The second element sought to build on what had been achieved in the pilot project by facilitating the development of a local Aboriginal fisheries management strategy/plan for the Tweed Aboriginal community. Support for both elements of the project was obtained from the NSW Aboriginal Fishing Advisory Council (AFAC), the NSW Department of Primary Industries, Fisheries (DPI), the NSW Aboriginal Land Council (NSWALC) and the Indigenous Reference Group to the Fisheries Research and Development Corporation (IRG) and the Tweed Aboriginal community. Application for funding from FRDC was successful and the project commenced in July 2012.

This FRDC funded project, Project No 2012/216, sought to build on an earlier pilot study, Project No. 2009/308 , undertaken in 2010 which examined the nature and dimensions of Aboriginal cultural fishing in the Tweed region of far northern New South Wales . Project No 2012/216 had two elements, the first one sought to adapt the methodology used in the Tweed study to collect data on catch for application in other regions of NSW. The second element sought to build on what had been achieved in the pilot project by facilitating the development of a local Aboriginal fisheries management strategy/plan for the Tweed Aboriginal community. Support for both elements of the project was obtained from the NSW Aboriginal Fishing Advisory Council (AFAC), the NSW Department of Primary Industries, Fisheries (DPI), the NSW Aboriginal Land Council (NSWALC) and the Indigenous Reference Group to the Fisheries Research and Development Corporation (IRG) and the Tweed Aboriginal community. Application for funding from FRDC was successful and the project commenced in July 2012.

This FRDC funded project, Project No 2012/216, sought to build on an earlier pilot study, Project No. 2009/308 , undertaken in 2010 which examined the nature and dimensions of Aboriginal cultural fishing in the Tweed region of far northern New South Wales . Project No 2012/216 had two elements, the first one sought to adapt the methodology used in the Tweed study to collect data on catch for application in other regions of NSW. The second element sought to build on what had been achieved in the pilot project by facilitating the development of a local Aboriginal fisheries management strategy/plan for the Tweed Aboriginal community. Support for both elements of the project was obtained from the NSW Aboriginal Fishing Advisory Council (AFAC), the NSW Department of Primary Industries, Fisheries (DPI), the NSW Aboriginal Land Council (NSWALC) and the Indigenous Reference Group to the Fisheries Research and Development Corporation (IRG) and the Tweed Aboriginal community. Application for funding from FRDC was successful and the project commenced in July 2012.

This FRDC funded project, Project No 2012/216, sought to build on an earlier pilot study, Project No. 2009/308 , undertaken in 2010 which examined the nature and dimensions of Aboriginal cultural fishing in the Tweed region of far northern New South Wales . Project No 2012/216 had two elements, the first one sought to adapt the methodology used in the Tweed study to collect data on catch for application in other regions of NSW. The second element sought to build on what had been achieved in the pilot project by facilitating the development of a local Aboriginal fisheries management strategy/plan for the Tweed Aboriginal community. Support for both elements of the project was obtained from the NSW Aboriginal Fishing Advisory Council (AFAC), the NSW Department of Primary Industries, Fisheries (DPI), the NSW Aboriginal Land Council (NSWALC) and the Indigenous Reference Group to the Fisheries Research and Development Corporation (IRG) and the Tweed Aboriginal community. Application for funding from FRDC was successful and the project commenced in July 2012.

This FRDC funded project, Project No 2012/216, sought to build on an earlier pilot study, Project No. 2009/308 , undertaken in 2010 which examined the nature and dimensions of Aboriginal cultural fishing in the Tweed region of far northern New South Wales . Project No 2012/216 had two elements, the first one sought to adapt the methodology used in the Tweed study to collect data on catch for application in other regions of NSW. The second element sought to build on what had been achieved in the pilot project by facilitating the development of a local Aboriginal fisheries management strategy/plan for the Tweed Aboriginal community. Support for both elements of the project was obtained from the NSW Aboriginal Fishing Advisory Council (AFAC), the NSW Department of Primary Industries, Fisheries (DPI), the NSW Aboriginal Land Council (NSWALC) and the Indigenous Reference Group to the Fisheries Research and Development Corporation (IRG) and the Tweed Aboriginal community. Application for funding from FRDC was successful and the project commenced in July 2012.

This FRDC funded project, Project No 2012/216, sought to build on an earlier pilot study, Project No. 2009/308 , undertaken in 2010 which examined the nature and dimensions of Aboriginal cultural fishing in the Tweed region of far northern New South Wales . Project No 2012/216 had two elements, the first one sought to adapt the methodology used in the Tweed study to collect data on catch for application in other regions of NSW. The second element sought to build on what had been achieved in the pilot project by facilitating the development of a local Aboriginal fisheries management strategy/plan for the Tweed Aboriginal community. Support for both elements of the project was obtained from the NSW Aboriginal Fishing Advisory Council (AFAC), the NSW Department of Primary Industries, Fisheries (DPI), the NSW Aboriginal Land Council (NSWALC) and the Indigenous Reference Group to the Fisheries Research and Development Corporation (IRG) and the Tweed Aboriginal community. Application for funding from FRDC was successful and the project commenced in July 2012.

This FRDC funded project, Project No 2012/216, sought to build on an earlier pilot study, Project No. 2009/308 , undertaken in 2010 which examined the nature and dimensions of Aboriginal cultural fishing in the Tweed region of far northern New South Wales . Project No 2012/216 had two elements, the first one sought to adapt the methodology used in the Tweed study to collect data on catch for application in other regions of NSW. The second element sought to build on what had been achieved in the pilot project by facilitating the development of a local Aboriginal fisheries management strategy/plan for the Tweed Aboriginal community. Support for both elements of the project was obtained from the NSW Aboriginal Fishing Advisory Council (AFAC), the NSW Department of Primary Industries, Fisheries (DPI), the NSW Aboriginal Land Council (NSWALC) and the Indigenous Reference Group to the Fisheries Research and Development Corporation (IRG) and the Tweed Aboriginal community. Application for funding from FRDC was successful and the project commenced in July 2012.

This FRDC funded project, Project No 2012/216, sought to build on an earlier pilot study, Project No. 2009/308 , undertaken in 2010 which examined the nature and dimensions of Aboriginal cultural fishing in the Tweed region of far northern New South Wales . Project No 2012/216 had two elements, the first one sought to adapt the methodology used in the Tweed study to collect data on catch for application in other regions of NSW. The second element sought to build on what had been achieved in the pilot project by facilitating the development of a local Aboriginal fisheries management strategy/plan for the Tweed Aboriginal community. Support for both elements of the project was obtained from the NSW Aboriginal Fishing Advisory Council (AFAC), the NSW Department of Primary Industries, Fisheries (DPI), the NSW Aboriginal Land Council (NSWALC) and the Indigenous Reference Group to the Fisheries Research and Development Corporation (IRG) and the Tweed Aboriginal community. Application for funding from FRDC was successful and the project commenced in July 2012.

This FRDC funded project, Project No 2012/216, sought to build on an earlier pilot study, Project No. 2009/308 , undertaken in 2010 which examined the nature and dimensions of Aboriginal cultural fishing in the Tweed region of far northern New South Wales . Project No 2012/216 had two elements, the first one sought to adapt the methodology used in the Tweed study to collect data on catch for application in other regions of NSW. The second element sought to build on what had been achieved in the pilot project by facilitating the development of a local Aboriginal fisheries management strategy/plan for the Tweed Aboriginal community. Support for both elements of the project was obtained from the NSW Aboriginal Fishing Advisory Council (AFAC), the NSW Department of Primary Industries, Fisheries (DPI), the NSW Aboriginal Land Council (NSWALC) and the Indigenous Reference Group to the Fisheries Research and Development Corporation (IRG) and the Tweed Aboriginal community. Application for funding from FRDC was successful and the project commenced in July 2012.

This FRDC funded project, Project No 2012/216, sought to build on an earlier pilot study, Project No. 2009/308 , undertaken in 2010 which examined the nature and dimensions of Aboriginal cultural fishing in the Tweed region of far northern New South Wales . Project No 2012/216 had two elements, the first one sought to adapt the methodology used in the Tweed study to collect data on catch for application in other regions of NSW. The second element sought to build on what had been achieved in the pilot project by facilitating the development of a local Aboriginal fisheries management strategy/plan for the Tweed Aboriginal community. Support for both elements of the project was obtained from the NSW Aboriginal Fishing Advisory Council (AFAC), the NSW Department of Primary Industries, Fisheries (DPI), the NSW Aboriginal Land Council (NSWALC) and the Indigenous Reference Group to the Fisheries Research and Development Corporation (IRG) and the Tweed Aboriginal community. Application for funding from FRDC was successful and the project commenced in July 2012.

This FRDC funded project, Project No 2012/216, sought to build on an earlier pilot study, Project No. 2009/308 , undertaken in 2010 which examined the nature and dimensions of Aboriginal cultural fishing in the Tweed region of far northern New South Wales . Project No 2012/216 had two elements, the first one sought to adapt the methodology used in the Tweed study to collect data on catch for application in other regions of NSW. The second element sought to build on what had been achieved in the pilot project by facilitating the development of a local Aboriginal fisheries management strategy/plan for the Tweed Aboriginal community. Support for both elements of the project was obtained from the NSW Aboriginal Fishing Advisory Council (AFAC), the NSW Department of Primary Industries, Fisheries (DPI), the NSW Aboriginal Land Council (NSWALC) and the Indigenous Reference Group to the Fisheries Research and Development Corporation (IRG) and the Tweed Aboriginal community. Application for funding from FRDC was successful and the project commenced in July 2012.

This FRDC funded project, Project No 2012/216, sought to build on an earlier pilot study, Project No. 2009/308 , undertaken in 2010 which examined the nature and dimensions of Aboriginal cultural fishing in the Tweed region of far northern New South Wales . Project No 2012/216 had two elements, the first one sought to adapt the methodology used in the Tweed study to collect data on catch for application in other regions of NSW. The second element sought to build on what had been achieved in the pilot project by facilitating the development of a local Aboriginal fisheries management strategy/plan for the Tweed Aboriginal community. Support for both elements of the project was obtained from the NSW Aboriginal Fishing Advisory Council (AFAC), the NSW Department of Primary Industries, Fisheries (DPI), the NSW Aboriginal Land Council (NSWALC) and the Indigenous Reference Group to the Fisheries Research and Development Corporation (IRG) and the Tweed Aboriginal community. Application for funding from FRDC was successful and the project commenced in July 2012.

This FRDC funded project, Project No 2012/216, sought to build on an earlier pilot study, Project No. 2009/308 , undertaken in 2010 which examined the nature and dimensions of Aboriginal cultural fishing in the Tweed region of far northern New South Wales . Project No 2012/216 had two elements, the first one sought to adapt the methodology used in the Tweed study to collect data on catch for application in other regions of NSW. The second element sought to build on what had been achieved in the pilot project by facilitating the development of a local Aboriginal fisheries management strategy/plan for the Tweed Aboriginal community. Support for both elements of the project was obtained from the NSW Aboriginal Fishing Advisory Council (AFAC), the NSW Department of Primary Industries, Fisheries (DPI), the NSW Aboriginal Land Council (NSWALC) and the Indigenous Reference Group to the Fisheries Research and Development Corporation (IRG) and the Tweed Aboriginal community. Application for funding from FRDC was successful and the project commenced in July 2012.

This FRDC funded project, Project No 2012/216, sought to build on an earlier pilot study, Project No. 2009/308 , undertaken in 2010 which examined the nature and dimensions of Aboriginal cultural fishing in the Tweed region of far northern New South Wales . Project No 2012/216 had two elements, the first one sought to adapt the methodology used in the Tweed study to collect data on catch for application in other regions of NSW. The second element sought to build on what had been achieved in the pilot project by facilitating the development of a local Aboriginal fisheries management strategy/plan for the Tweed Aboriginal community. Support for both elements of the project was obtained from the NSW Aboriginal Fishing Advisory Council (AFAC), the NSW Department of Primary Industries, Fisheries (DPI), the NSW Aboriginal Land Council (NSWALC) and the Indigenous Reference Group to the Fisheries Research and Development Corporation (IRG) and the Tweed Aboriginal community. Application for funding from FRDC was successful and the project commenced in July 2012.

This FRDC funded project, Project No 2012/216, sought to build on an earlier pilot study, Project No. 2009/308 , undertaken in 2010 which examined the nature and dimensions of Aboriginal cultural fishing in the Tweed region of far northern New South Wales . Project No 2012/216 had two elements, the first one sought to adapt the methodology used in the Tweed study to collect data on catch for application in other regions of NSW. The second element sought to build on what had been achieved in the pilot project by facilitating the development of a local Aboriginal fisheries management strategy/plan for the Tweed Aboriginal community. Support for both elements of the project was obtained from the NSW Aboriginal Fishing Advisory Council (AFAC), the NSW Department of Primary Industries, Fisheries (DPI), the NSW Aboriginal Land Council (NSWALC) and the Indigenous Reference Group to the Fisheries Research and Development Corporation (IRG) and the Tweed Aboriginal community. Application for funding from FRDC was successful and the project commenced in July 2012.

This FRDC funded project, Project No 2012/216, sought to build on an earlier pilot study, Project No. 2009/308 , undertaken in 2010 which examined the nature and dimensions of Aboriginal cultural fishing in the Tweed region of far northern New South Wales . Project No 2012/216 had two elements, the first one sought to adapt the methodology used in the Tweed study to collect data on catch for application in other regions of NSW. The second element sought to build on what had been achieved in the pilot project by facilitating the development of a local Aboriginal fisheries management strategy/plan for the Tweed Aboriginal community. Support for both elements of the project was obtained from the NSW Aboriginal Fishing Advisory Council (AFAC), the NSW Department of Primary Industries, Fisheries (DPI), the NSW Aboriginal Land Council (NSWALC) and the Indigenous Reference Group to the Fisheries Research and Development Corporation (IRG) and the Tweed Aboriginal community. Application for funding from FRDC was successful and the project commenced in July 2012.

This FRDC funded project, Project No 2012/216, sought to build on an earlier pilot study, Project No. 2009/308 , undertaken in 2010 which examined the nature and dimensions of Aboriginal cultural fishing in the Tweed region of far northern New South Wales . Project No 2012/216 had two elements, the first one sought to adapt the methodology used in the Tweed study to collect data on catch for application in other regions of NSW. The second element sought to build on what had been achieved in the pilot project by facilitating the development of a local Aboriginal fisheries management strategy/plan for the Tweed Aboriginal community. Support for both elements of the project was obtained from the NSW Aboriginal Fishing Advisory Council (AFAC), the NSW Department of Primary Industries, Fisheries (DPI), the NSW Aboriginal Land Council (NSWALC) and the Indigenous Reference Group to the Fisheries Research and Development Corporation (IRG) and the Tweed Aboriginal community. Application for funding from FRDC was successful and the project commenced in July 2012.

This FRDC funded project, Project No 2012/216, sought to build on an earlier pilot study, Project No. 2009/308 , undertaken in 2010 which examined the nature and dimensions of Aboriginal cultural fishing in the Tweed region of far northern New South Wales . Project No 2012/216 had two elements, the first one sought to adapt the methodology used in the Tweed study to collect data on catch for application in other regions of NSW. The second element sought to build on what had been achieved in the pilot project by facilitating the development of a local Aboriginal fisheries management strategy/plan for the Tweed Aboriginal community. Support for both elements of the project was obtained from the NSW Aboriginal Fishing Advisory Council (AFAC), the NSW Department of Primary Industries, Fisheries (DPI), the NSW Aboriginal Land Council (NSWALC) and the Indigenous Reference Group to the Fisheries Research and Development Corporation (IRG) and the Tweed Aboriginal community. Application for funding from FRDC was successful and the project commenced in July 2012.

This FRDC funded project, Project No 2012/216, sought to build on an earlier pilot study, Project No. 2009/308 , undertaken in 2010 which examined the nature and dimensions of Aboriginal cultural fishing in the Tweed region of far northern New South Wales . Project No 2012/216 had two elements, the first one sought to adapt the methodology used in the Tweed study to collect data on catch for application in other regions of NSW. The second element sought to build on what had been achieved in the pilot project by facilitating the development of a local Aboriginal fisheries management strategy/plan for the Tweed Aboriginal community. Support for both elements of the project was obtained from the NSW Aboriginal Fishing Advisory Council (AFAC), the NSW Department of Primary Industries, Fisheries (DPI), the NSW Aboriginal Land Council (NSWALC) and the Indigenous Reference Group to the Fisheries Research and Development Corporation (IRG) and the Tweed Aboriginal community. Application for funding from FRDC was successful and the project commenced in July 2012.

This FRDC funded project, Project No 2012/216, sought to build on an earlier pilot study, Project No. 2009/308 , undertaken in 2010 which examined the nature and dimensions of Aboriginal cultural fishing in the Tweed region of far northern New South Wales . Project No 2012/216 had two elements, the first one sought to adapt the methodology used in the Tweed study to collect data on catch for application in other regions of NSW. The second element sought to build on what had been achieved in the pilot project by facilitating the development of a local Aboriginal fisheries management strategy/plan for the Tweed Aboriginal community. Support for both elements of the project was obtained from the NSW Aboriginal Fishing Advisory Council (AFAC), the NSW Department of Primary Industries, Fisheries (DPI), the NSW Aboriginal Land Council (NSWALC) and the Indigenous Reference Group to the Fisheries Research and Development Corporation (IRG) and the Tweed Aboriginal community. Application for funding from FRDC was successful and the project commenced in July 2012.

This FRDC funded project, Project No 2012/216, sought to build on an earlier pilot study, Project No. 2009/308 , undertaken in 2010 which examined the nature and dimensions of Aboriginal cultural fishing in the Tweed region of far northern New South Wales . Project No 2012/216 had two elements, the first one sought to adapt the methodology used in the Tweed study to collect data on catch for application in other regions of NSW. The second element sought to build on what had been achieved in the pilot project by facilitating the development of a local Aboriginal fisheries management strategy/plan for the Tweed Aboriginal community. Support for both elements of the project was obtained from the NSW Aboriginal Fishing Advisory Council (AFAC), the NSW Department of Primary Industries, Fisheries (DPI), the NSW Aboriginal Land Council (NSWALC) and the Indigenous Reference Group to the Fisheries Research and Development Corporation (IRG) and the Tweed Aboriginal community. Application for funding from FRDC was successful and the project commenced in July 2012.

This FRDC funded project, Project No 2012/216, sought to build on an earlier pilot study, Project No. 2009/308 , undertaken in 2010 which examined the nature and dimensions of Aboriginal cultural fishing in the Tweed region of far northern New South Wales . Project No 2012/216 had two elements, the first one sought to adapt the methodology used in the Tweed study to collect data on catch for application in other regions of NSW. The second element sought to build on what had been achieved in the pilot project by facilitating the development of a local Aboriginal fisheries management strategy/plan for the Tweed Aboriginal community. Support for both elements of the project was obtained from the NSW Aboriginal Fishing Advisory Council (AFAC), the NSW Department of Primary Industries, Fisheries (DPI), the NSW Aboriginal Land Council (NSWALC) and the Indigenous Reference Group to the Fisheries Research and Development Corporation (IRG) and the Tweed Aboriginal community. Application for funding from FRDC was successful and the project commenced in July 2012.

This FRDC funded project, Project No 2012/216, sought to build on an earlier pilot study, Project No. 2009/308 , undertaken in 2010 which examined the nature and dimensions of Aboriginal cultural fishing in the Tweed region of far northern New South Wales . Project No 2012/216 had two elements, the first one sought to adapt the methodology used in the Tweed study to collect data on catch for application in other regions of NSW. The second element sought to build on what had been achieved in the pilot project by facilitating the development of a local Aboriginal fisheries management strategy/plan for the Tweed Aboriginal community. Support for both elements of the project was obtained from the NSW Aboriginal Fishing Advisory Council (AFAC), the NSW Department of Primary Industries, Fisheries (DPI), the NSW Aboriginal Land Council (NSWALC) and the Indigenous Reference Group to the Fisheries Research and Development Corporation (IRG) and the Tweed Aboriginal community. Application for funding from FRDC was successful and the project commenced in July 2012.

This FRDC funded project, Project No 2012/216, sought to build on an earlier pilot study, Project No. 2009/308 , undertaken in 2010 which examined the nature and dimensions of Aboriginal cultural fishing in the Tweed region of far northern New South Wales . Project No 2012/216 had two elements, the first one sought to adapt the methodology used in the Tweed study to collect data on catch for application in other regions of NSW. The second element sought to build on what had been achieved in the pilot project by facilitating the development of a local Aboriginal fisheries management strategy/plan for the Tweed Aboriginal community. Support for both elements of the project was obtained from the NSW Aboriginal Fishing Advisory Council (AFAC), the NSW Department of Primary Industries, Fisheries (DPI), the NSW Aboriginal Land Council (NSWALC) and the Indigenous Reference Group to the Fisheries Research and Development Corporation (IRG) and the Tweed Aboriginal community. Application for funding from FRDC was successful and the project commenced in July 2012.

This FRDC funded project, Project No 2012/216, sought to build on an earlier pilot study, Project No. 2009/308 , undertaken in 2010 which examined the nature and dimensions of Aboriginal cultural fishing in the Tweed region of far northern New South Wales . Project No 2012/216 had two elements, the first one sought to adapt the methodology used in the Tweed study to collect data on catch for application in other regions of NSW. The second element sought to build on what had been achieved in the pilot project by facilitating the development of a local Aboriginal fisheries management strategy/plan for the Tweed Aboriginal community. Support for both elements of the project was obtained from the NSW Aboriginal Fishing Advisory Council (AFAC), the NSW Department of Primary Industries, Fisheries (DPI), the NSW Aboriginal Land Council (NSWALC) and the Indigenous Reference Group to the Fisheries Research and Development Corporation (IRG) and the Tweed Aboriginal community. Application for funding from FRDC was successful and the project commenced in July 2012.

This FRDC funded project, Project No 2012/216, sought to build on an earlier pilot study, Project No. 2009/308 , undertaken in 2010 which examined the nature and dimensions of Aboriginal cultural fishing in the Tweed region of far northern New South Wales . Project No 2012/216 had two elements, the first one sought to adapt the methodology used in the Tweed study to collect data on catch for application in other regions of NSW. The second element sought to build on what had been achieved in the pilot project by facilitating the development of a local Aboriginal fisheries management strategy/plan for the Tweed Aboriginal community. Support for both elements of the project was obtained from the NSW Aboriginal Fishing Advisory Council (AFAC), the NSW Department of Primary Industries, Fisheries (DPI), the NSW Aboriginal Land Council (NSWALC) and the Indigenous Reference Group to the Fisheries Research and Development Corporation (IRG) and the Tweed Aboriginal community. Application for funding from FRDC was successful and the project commenced in July 2012.

This FRDC funded project, Project No 2012/216, sought to build on an earlier pilot study, Project No. 2009/308 , undertaken in 2010 which examined the nature and dimensions of Aboriginal cultural fishing in the Tweed region of far northern New South Wales . Project No 2012/216 had two elements, the first one sought to adapt the methodology used in the Tweed study to collect data on catch for application in other regions of NSW. The second element sought to build on what had been achieved in the pilot project by facilitating the development of a local Aboriginal fisheries management strategy/plan for the Tweed Aboriginal community. Support for both elements of the project was obtained from the NSW Aboriginal Fishing Advisory Council (AFAC), the NSW Department of Primary Industries, Fisheries (DPI), the NSW Aboriginal Land Council (NSWALC) and the Indigenous Reference Group to the Fisheries Research and Development Corporation (IRG) and the Tweed Aboriginal community. Application for funding from FRDC was successful and the project commenced in July 2012.

This FRDC funded project, Project No 2012/216, sought to build on an earlier pilot study, Project No. 2009/308 , undertaken in 2010 which examined the nature and dimensions of Aboriginal cultural fishing in the Tweed region of far northern New South Wales . Project No 2012/216 had two elements, the first one sought to adapt the methodology used in the Tweed study to collect data on catch for application in other regions of NSW. The second element sought to build on what had been achieved in the pilot project by facilitating the development of a local Aboriginal fisheries management strategy/plan for the Tweed Aboriginal community. Support for both elements of the project was obtained from the NSW Aboriginal Fishing Advisory Council (AFAC), the NSW Department of Primary Industries, Fisheries (DPI), the NSW Aboriginal Land Council (NSWALC) and the Indigenous Reference Group to the Fisheries Research and Development Corporation (IRG) and the Tweed Aboriginal community. Application for funding from FRDC was successful and the project commenced in July 2012.

This FRDC funded project, Project No 2012/216, sought to build on an earlier pilot study, Project No. 2009/308 , undertaken in 2010 which examined the nature and dimensions of Aboriginal cultural fishing in the Tweed region of far northern New South Wales . Project No 2012/216 had two elements, the first one sought to adapt the methodology used in the Tweed study to collect data on catch for application in other regions of NSW. The second element sought to build on what had been achieved in the pilot project by facilitating the development of a local Aboriginal fisheries management strategy/plan for the Tweed Aboriginal community. Support for both elements of the project was obtained from the NSW Aboriginal Fishing Advisory Council (AFAC), the NSW Department of Primary Industries, Fisheries (DPI), the NSW Aboriginal Land Council (NSWALC) and the Indigenous Reference Group to the Fisheries Research and Development Corporation (IRG) and the Tweed Aboriginal community. Application for funding from FRDC was successful and the project commenced in July 2012.

This FRDC funded project, Project No 2012/216, sought to build on an earlier pilot study, Project No. 2009/308 , undertaken in 2010 which examined the nature and dimensions of Aboriginal cultural fishing in the Tweed region of far northern New South Wales . Project No 2012/216 had two elements, the first one sought to adapt the methodology used in the Tweed study to collect data on catch for application in other regions of NSW. The second element sought to build on what had been achieved in the pilot project by facilitating the development of a local Aboriginal fisheries management strategy/plan for the Tweed Aboriginal community. Support for both elements of the project was obtained from the NSW Aboriginal Fishing Advisory Council (AFAC), the NSW Department of Primary Industries, Fisheries (DPI), the NSW Aboriginal Land Council (NSWALC) and the Indigenous Reference Group to the Fisheries Research and Development Corporation (IRG) and the Tweed Aboriginal community. Application for funding from FRDC was successful and the project commenced in July 2012.

This FRDC funded project, Project No 2012/216, sought to build on an earlier pilot study, Project No. 2009/308 , undertaken in 2010 which examined the nature and dimensions of Aboriginal cultural fishing in the Tweed region of far northern New South Wales . Project No 2012/216 had two elements, the first one sought to adapt the methodology used in the Tweed study to collect data on catch for application in other regions of NSW. The second element sought to build on what had been achieved in the pilot project by facilitating the development of a local Aboriginal fisheries management strategy/plan for the Tweed Aboriginal community. Support for both elements of the project was obtained from the NSW Aboriginal Fishing Advisory Council (AFAC), the NSW Department of Primary Industries, Fisheries (DPI), the NSW Aboriginal Land Council (NSWALC) and the Indigenous Reference Group to the Fisheries Research and Development Corporation (IRG) and the Tweed Aboriginal community. Application for funding from FRDC was successful and the project commenced in July 2012.

This FRDC funded project, Project No 2012/216, sought to build on an earlier pilot study, Project No. 2009/308 , undertaken in 2010 which examined the nature and dimensions of Aboriginal cultural fishing in the Tweed region of far northern New South Wales . Project No 2012/216 had two elements, the first one sought to adapt the methodology used in the Tweed study to collect data on catch for application in other regions of NSW. The second element sought to build on what had been achieved in the pilot project by facilitating the development of a local Aboriginal fisheries management strategy/plan for the Tweed Aboriginal community. Support for both elements of the project was obtained from the NSW Aboriginal Fishing Advisory Council (AFAC), the NSW Department of Primary Industries, Fisheries (DPI), the NSW Aboriginal Land Council (NSWALC) and the Indigenous Reference Group to the Fisheries Research and Development Corporation (IRG) and the Tweed Aboriginal community. Application for funding from FRDC was successful and the project commenced in July 2012.

This FRDC funded project, Project No 2012/216, sought to build on an earlier pilot study, Project No. 2009/308 , undertaken in 2010 which examined the nature and dimensions of Aboriginal cultural fishing in the Tweed region of far northern New South Wales . Project No 2012/216 had two elements, the first one sought to adapt the methodology used in the Tweed study to collect data on catch for application in other regions of NSW. The second element sought to build on what had been achieved in the pilot project by facilitating the development of a local Aboriginal fisheries management strategy/plan for the Tweed Aboriginal community. Support for both elements of the project was obtained from the NSW Aboriginal Fishing Advisory Council (AFAC), the NSW Department of Primary Industries, Fisheries (DPI), the NSW Aboriginal Land Council (NSWALC) and the Indigenous Reference Group to the Fisheries Research and Development Corporation (IRG) and the Tweed Aboriginal community. Application for funding from FRDC was successful and the project commenced in July 2012.

This FRDC funded project, Project No 2012/216, sought to build on an earlier pilot study, Project No. 2009/308 , undertaken in 2010 which examined the nature and dimensions of Aboriginal cultural fishing in the Tweed region of far northern New South Wales . Project No 2012/216 had two elements, the first one sought to adapt the methodology used in the Tweed study to collect data on catch for application in other regions of NSW. The second element sought to build on what had been achieved in the pilot project by facilitating the development of a local Aboriginal fisheries management strategy/plan for the Tweed Aboriginal community. Support for both elements of the project was obtained from the NSW Aboriginal Fishing Advisory Council (AFAC), the NSW Department of Primary Industries, Fisheries (DPI), the NSW Aboriginal Land Council (NSWALC) and the Indigenous Reference Group to the Fisheries Research and Development Corporation (IRG) and the Tweed Aboriginal community. Application for funding from FRDC was successful and the project commenced in July 2012.

This FRDC funded project, Project No 2012/216, sought to build on an earlier pilot study, Project No. 2009/308 , undertaken in 2010 which examined the nature and dimensions of Aboriginal cultural fishing in the Tweed region of far northern New South Wales . Project No 2012/216 had two elements, the first one sought to adapt the methodology used in the Tweed study to collect data on catch for application in other regions of NSW. The second element sought to build on what had been achieved in the pilot project by facilitating the development of a local Aboriginal fisheries management strategy/plan for the Tweed Aboriginal community. Support for both elements of the project was obtained from the NSW Aboriginal Fishing Advisory Council (AFAC), the NSW Department of Primary Industries, Fisheries (DPI), the NSW Aboriginal Land Council (NSWALC) and the Indigenous Reference Group to the Fisheries Research and Development Corporation (IRG) and the Tweed Aboriginal community. Application for funding from FRDC was successful and the project commenced in July 2012.

This FRDC funded project, Project No 2012/216, sought to build on an earlier pilot study, Project No. 2009/308 , undertaken in 2010 which examined the nature and dimensions of Aboriginal cultural fishing in the Tweed region of far northern New South Wales . Project No 2012/216 had two elements, the first one sought to adapt the methodology used in the Tweed study to collect data on catch for application in other regions of NSW. The second element sought to build on what had been achieved in the pilot project by facilitating the development of a local Aboriginal fisheries management strategy/plan for the Tweed Aboriginal community. Support for both elements of the project was obtained from the NSW Aboriginal Fishing Advisory Council (AFAC), the NSW Department of Primary Industries, Fisheries (DPI), the NSW Aboriginal Land Council (NSWALC) and the Indigenous Reference Group to the Fisheries Research and Development Corporation (IRG) and the Tweed Aboriginal community. Application for funding from FRDC was successful and the project commenced in July 2012.

This FRDC funded project, Project No 2012/216, sought to build on an earlier pilot study, Project No. 2009/308 , undertaken in 2010 which examined the nature and dimensions of Aboriginal cultural fishing in the Tweed region of far northern New South Wales . Project No 2012/216 had two elements, the first one sought to adapt the methodology used in the Tweed study to collect data on catch for application in other regions of NSW. The second element sought to build on what had been achieved in the pilot project by facilitating the development of a local Aboriginal fisheries management strategy/plan for the Tweed Aboriginal community. Support for both elements of the project was obtained from the NSW Aboriginal Fishing Advisory Council (AFAC), the NSW Department of Primary Industries, Fisheries (DPI), the NSW Aboriginal Land Council (NSWALC) and the Indigenous Reference Group to the Fisheries Research and Development Corporation (IRG) and the Tweed Aboriginal community. Application for funding from FRDC was successful and the project commenced in July 2012.

This FRDC funded project, Project No 2012/216, sought to build on an earlier pilot study, Project No. 2009/308 , undertaken in 2010 which examined the nature and dimensions of Aboriginal cultural fishing in the Tweed region of far northern New South Wales . Project No 2012/216 had two elements, the first one sought to adapt the methodology used in the Tweed study to collect data on catch for application in other regions of NSW. The second element sought to build on what had been achieved in the pilot project by facilitating the development of a local Aboriginal fisheries management strategy/plan for the Tweed Aboriginal community. Support for both elements of the project was obtained from the NSW Aboriginal Fishing Advisory Council (AFAC), the NSW Department of Primary Industries, Fisheries (DPI), the NSW Aboriginal Land Council (NSWALC) and the Indigenous Reference Group to the Fisheries Research and Development Corporation (IRG) and the Tweed Aboriginal community. Application for funding from FRDC was successful and the project commenced in July 2012.

This FRDC funded project, Project No 2012/216, sought to build on an earlier pilot study, Project No. 2009/308 , undertaken in 2010 which examined the nature and dimensions of Aboriginal cultural fishing in the Tweed region of far northern New South Wales . Project No 2012/216 had two elements, the first one sought to adapt the methodology used in the Tweed study to collect data on catch for application in other regions of NSW. The second element sought to build on what had been achieved in the pilot project by facilitating the development of a local Aboriginal fisheries management strategy/plan for the Tweed Aboriginal community. Support for both elements of the project was obtained from the NSW Aboriginal Fishing Advisory Council (AFAC), the NSW Department of Primary Industries, Fisheries (DPI), the NSW Aboriginal Land Council (NSWALC) and the Indigenous Reference Group to the Fisheries Research and Development Corporation (IRG) and the Tweed Aboriginal community. Application for funding from FRDC was successful and the project commenced in July 2012.

This FRDC funded project, Project No 2012/216, sought to build on an earlier pilot study, Project No. 2009/308 , undertaken in 2010 which examined the nature and dimensions of Aboriginal cultural fishing in the Tweed region of far northern New South Wales . Project No 2012/216 had two elements, the first one sought to adapt the methodology used in the Tweed study to collect data on catch for application in other regions of NSW. The second element sought to build on what had been achieved in the pilot project by facilitating the development of a local Aboriginal fisheries management strategy/plan for the Tweed Aboriginal community. Support for both elements of the project was obtained from the NSW Aboriginal Fishing Advisory Council (AFAC), the NSW Department of Primary Industries, Fisheries (DPI), the NSW Aboriginal Land Council (NSWALC) and the Indigenous Reference Group to the Fisheries Research and Development Corporation (IRG) and the Tweed Aboriginal community. Application for funding from FRDC was successful and the project commenced in July 2012.

This FRDC funded project, Project No 2012/216, sought to build on an earlier pilot study, Project No. 2009/308 , undertaken in 2010 which examined the nature and dimensions of Aboriginal cultural fishing in the Tweed region of far northern New South Wales . Project No 2012/216 had two elements, the first one sought to adapt the methodology used in the Tweed study to collect data on catch for application in other regions of NSW. The second element sought to build on what had been achieved in the pilot project by facilitating the development of a local Aboriginal fisheries management strategy/plan for the Tweed Aboriginal community. Support for both elements of the project was obtained from the NSW Aboriginal Fishing Advisory Council (AFAC), the NSW Department of Primary Industries, Fisheries (DPI), the NSW Aboriginal Land Council (NSWALC) and the Indigenous Reference Group to the Fisheries Research and Development Corporation (IRG) and the Tweed Aboriginal community. Application for funding from FRDC was successful and the project commenced in July 2012.

This FRDC funded project, Project No 2012/216, sought to build on an earlier pilot study, Project No. 2009/308 , undertaken in 2010 which examined the nature and dimensions of Aboriginal cultural fishing in the Tweed region of far northern New South Wales . Project No 2012/216 had two elements, the first one sought to adapt the methodology used in the Tweed study to collect data on catch for application in other regions of NSW. The second element sought to build on what had been achieved in the pilot project by facilitating the development of a local Aboriginal fisheries management strategy/plan for the Tweed Aboriginal community. Support for both elements of the project was obtained from the NSW Aboriginal Fishing Advisory Council (AFAC), the NSW Department of Primary Industries, Fisheries (DPI), the NSW Aboriginal Land Council (NSWALC) and the Indigenous Reference Group to the Fisheries Research and Development Corporation (IRG) and the Tweed Aboriginal community. Application for funding from FRDC was successful and the project commenced in July 2012.

This FRDC funded project, Project No 2012/216, sought to build on an earlier pilot study, Project No. 2009/308 , undertaken in 2010 which examined the nature and dimensions of Aboriginal cultural fishing in the Tweed region of far northern New South Wales . Project No 2012/216 had two elements, the first one sought to adapt the methodology used in the Tweed study to collect data on catch for application in other regions of NSW. The second element sought to build on what had been achieved in the pilot project by facilitating the development of a local Aboriginal fisheries management strategy/plan for the Tweed Aboriginal community. Support for both elements of the project was obtained from the NSW Aboriginal Fishing Advisory Council (AFAC), the NSW Department of Primary Industries, Fisheries (DPI), the NSW Aboriginal Land Council (NSWALC) and the Indigenous Reference Group to the Fisheries Research and Development Corporation (IRG) and the Tweed Aboriginal community. Application for funding from FRDC was successful and the project commenced in July 2012.

This FRDC funded project, Project No 2012/216, sought to build on an earlier pilot study, Project No. 2009/308 , undertaken in 2010 which examined the nature and dimensions of Aboriginal cultural fishing in the Tweed region of far northern New South Wales . Project No 2012/216 had two elements, the first one sought to adapt the methodology used in the Tweed study to collect data on catch for application in other regions of NSW. The second element sought to build on what had been achieved in the pilot project by facilitating the development of a local Aboriginal fisheries management strategy/plan for the Tweed Aboriginal community. Support for both elements of the project was obtained from the NSW Aboriginal Fishing Advisory Council (AFAC), the NSW Department of Primary Industries, Fisheries (DPI), the NSW Aboriginal Land Council (NSWALC) and the Indigenous Reference Group to the Fisheries Research and Development Corporation (IRG) and the Tweed Aboriginal community. Application for funding from FRDC was successful and the project commenced in July 2012.

This FRDC funded project, Project No 2012/216, sought to build on an earlier pilot study, Project No. 2009/308 , undertaken in 2010 which examined the nature and dimensions of Aboriginal cultural fishing in the Tweed region of far northern New South Wales . Project No 2012/216 had two elements, the first one sought to adapt the methodology used in the Tweed study to collect data on catch for application in other regions of NSW. The second element sought to build on what had been achieved in the pilot project by facilitating the development of a local Aboriginal fisheries management strategy/plan for the Tweed Aboriginal community. Support for both elements of the project was obtained from the NSW Aboriginal Fishing Advisory Council (AFAC), the NSW Department of Primary Industries, Fisheries (DPI), the NSW Aboriginal Land Council (NSWALC) and the Indigenous Reference Group to the Fisheries Research and Development Corporation (IRG) and the Tweed Aboriginal community. Application for funding from FRDC was successful and the project commenced in July 2012.

This FRDC funded project, Project No 2012/216, sought to build on an earlier pilot study, Project No. 2009/308 , undertaken in 2010 which examined the nature and dimensions of Aboriginal cultural fishing in the Tweed region of far northern New South Wales . Project No 2012/216 had two elements, the first one sought to adapt the methodology used in the Tweed study to collect data on catch for application in other regions of NSW. The second element sought to build on what had been achieved in the pilot project by facilitating the development of a local Aboriginal fisheries management strategy/plan for the Tweed Aboriginal community. Support for both elements of the project was obtained from the NSW Aboriginal Fishing Advisory Council (AFAC), the NSW Department of Primary Industries, Fisheries (DPI), the NSW Aboriginal Land Council (NSWALC) and the Indigenous Reference Group to the Fisheries Research and Development Corporation (IRG) and the Tweed Aboriginal community. Application for funding from FRDC was successful and the project commenced in July 2012.

This FRDC funded project, Project No 2012/216, sought to build on an earlier pilot study, Project No. 2009/308 , undertaken in 2010 which examined the nature and dimensions of Aboriginal cultural fishing in the Tweed region of far northern New South Wales . Project No 2012/216 had two elements, the first one sought to adapt the methodology used in the Tweed study to collect data on catch for application in other regions of NSW. The second element sought to build on what had been achieved in the pilot project by facilitating the development of a local Aboriginal fisheries management strategy/plan for the Tweed Aboriginal community. Support for both elements of the project was obtained from the NSW Aboriginal Fishing Advisory Council (AFAC), the NSW Department of Primary Industries, Fisheries (DPI), the NSW Aboriginal Land Council (NSWALC) and the Indigenous Reference Group to the Fisheries Research and Development Corporation (IRG) and the Tweed Aboriginal community. Application for funding from FRDC was successful and the project commenced in July 2012.

This FRDC funded project, Project No 2012/216, sought to build on an earlier pilot study, Project No. 2009/308 , undertaken in 2010 which examined the nature and dimensions of Aboriginal cultural fishing in the Tweed region of far northern New South Wales . Project No 2012/216 had two elements, the first one sought to adapt the methodology used in the Tweed study to collect data on catch for application in other regions of NSW. The second element sought to build on what had been achieved in the pilot project by facilitating the development of a local Aboriginal fisheries management strategy/plan for the Tweed Aboriginal community. Support for both elements of the project was obtained from the NSW Aboriginal Fishing Advisory Council (AFAC), the NSW Department of Primary Industries, Fisheries (DPI), the NSW Aboriginal Land Council (NSWALC) and the Indigenous Reference Group to the Fisheries Research and Development Corporation (IRG) and the Tweed Aboriginal community. Application for funding from FRDC was successful and the project commenced in July 2012.

This FRDC funded project, Project No 2012/216, sought to build on an earlier pilot study, Project No. 2009/308 , undertaken in 2010 which examined the nature and dimensions of Aboriginal cultural fishing in the Tweed region of far northern New South Wales . Project No 2012/216 had two elements, the first one sought to adapt the methodology used in the Tweed study to collect data on catch for application in other regions of NSW. The second element sought to build on what had been achieved in the pilot project by facilitating the development of a local Aboriginal fisheries management strategy/plan for the Tweed Aboriginal community. Support for both elements of the project was obtained from the NSW Aboriginal Fishing Advisory Council (AFAC), the NSW Department of Primary Industries, Fisheries (DPI), the NSW Aboriginal Land Council (NSWALC) and the Indigenous Reference Group to the Fisheries Research and Development Corporation (IRG) and the Tweed Aboriginal community. Application for funding from FRDC was successful and the project commenced in July 2012.

This FRDC funded project, Project No 2012/216, sought to build on an earlier pilot study, Project No. 2009/308 , undertaken in 2010 which examined the nature and dimensions of Aboriginal cultural fishing in the Tweed region of far northern New South Wales . Project No 2012/216 had two elements, the first one sought to adapt the methodology used in the Tweed study to collect data on catch for application in other regions of NSW. The second element sought to build on what had been achieved in the pilot project by facilitating the development of a local Aboriginal fisheries management strategy/plan for the Tweed Aboriginal community. Support for both elements of the project was obtained from the NSW Aboriginal Fishing Advisory Council (AFAC), the NSW Department of Primary Industries, Fisheries (DPI), the NSW Aboriginal Land Council (NSWALC) and the Indigenous Reference Group to the Fisheries Research and Development Corporation (IRG) and the Tweed Aboriginal community. Application for funding from FRDC was successful and the project commenced in July 2012.

This FRDC funded project, Project No 2012/216, sought to build on an earlier pilot study, Project No. 2009/308 , undertaken in 2010 which examined the nature and dimensions of Aboriginal cultural fishing in the Tweed region of far northern New South Wales . Project No 2012/216 had two elements, the first one sought to adapt the methodology used in the Tweed study to collect data on catch for application in other regions of NSW. The second element sought to build on what had been achieved in the pilot project by facilitating the development of a local Aboriginal fisheries management strategy/plan for the Tweed Aboriginal community. Support for both elements of the project was obtained from the NSW Aboriginal Fishing Advisory Council (AFAC), the NSW Department of Primary Industries, Fisheries (DPI), the NSW Aboriginal Land Council (NSWALC) and the Indigenous Reference Group to the Fisheries Research and Development Corporation (IRG) and the Tweed Aboriginal community. Application for funding from FRDC was successful and the project commenced in July 2012.

This FRDC funded project, Project No 2012/216, sought to build on an earlier pilot study, Project No. 2009/308 , undertaken in 2010 which examined the nature and dimensions of Aboriginal cultural fishing in the Tweed region of far northern New South Wales . Project No 2012/216 had two elements, the first one sought to adapt the methodology used in the Tweed study to collect data on catch for application in other regions of NSW. The second element sought to build on what had been achieved in the pilot project by facilitating the development of a local Aboriginal fisheries management strategy/plan for the Tweed Aboriginal community. Support for both elements of the project was obtained from the NSW Aboriginal Fishing Advisory Council (AFAC), the NSW Department of Primary Industries, Fisheries (DPI), the NSW Aboriginal Land Council (NSWALC) and the Indigenous Reference Group to the Fisheries Research and Development Corporation (IRG) and the Tweed Aboriginal community. Application for funding from FRDC was successful and the project commenced in July 2012.

This FRDC funded project, Project No 2012/216, sought to build on an earlier pilot study, Project No. 2009/308 , undertaken in 2010 which examined the nature and dimensions of Aboriginal cultural fishing in the Tweed region of far northern New South Wales . Project No 2012/216 had two elements, the first one sought to adapt the methodology used in the Tweed study to collect data on catch for application in other regions of NSW. The second element sought to build on what had been achieved in the pilot project by facilitating the development of a local Aboriginal fisheries management strategy/plan for the Tweed Aboriginal community. Support for both elements of the project was obtained from the NSW Aboriginal Fishing Advisory Council (AFAC), the NSW Department of Primary Industries, Fisheries (DPI), the NSW Aboriginal Land Council (NSWALC) and the Indigenous Reference Group to the Fisheries Research and Development Corporation (IRG) and the Tweed Aboriginal community. Application for funding from FRDC was successful and the project commenced in July 2012.

This FRDC funded project, Project No 2012/216, sought to build on an earlier pilot study, Project No. 2009/308 , undertaken in 2010 which examined the nature and dimensions of Aboriginal cultural fishing in the Tweed region of far northern New South Wales . Project No 2012/216 had two elements, the first one sought to adapt the methodology used in the Tweed study to collect data on catch for application in other regions of NSW. The second element sought to build on what had been achieved in the pilot project by facilitating the development of a local Aboriginal fisheries management strategy/plan for the Tweed Aboriginal community. Support for both elements of the project was obtained from the NSW Aboriginal Fishing Advisory Council (AFAC), the NSW Department of Primary Industries, Fisheries (DPI), the NSW Aboriginal Land Council (NSWALC) and the Indigenous Reference Group to the Fisheries Research and Development Corporation (IRG) and the Tweed Aboriginal community. Application for funding from FRDC was successful and the project commenced in July 2012.

This FRDC funded project, Project No 2012/216, sought to build on an earlier pilot study, Project No. 2009/308 , undertaken in 2010 which examined the nature and dimensions of Aboriginal cultural fishing in the Tweed region of far northern New South Wales . Project No 2012/216 had two elements, the first one sought to adapt the methodology used in the Tweed study to collect data on catch for application in other regions of NSW. The second element sought to build on what had been achieved in the pilot project by facilitating the development of a local Aboriginal fisheries management strategy/plan for the Tweed Aboriginal community. Support for both elements of the project was obtained from the NSW Aboriginal Fishing Advisory Council (AFAC), the NSW Department of Primary Industries, Fisheries (DPI), the NSW Aboriginal Land Council (NSWALC) and the Indigenous Reference Group to the Fisheries Research and Development Corporation (IRG) and the Tweed Aboriginal community. Application for funding from FRDC was successful and the project commenced in July 2012.

This FRDC funded project, Project No 2012/216, sought to build on an earlier pilot study, Project No. 2009/308 , undertaken in 2010 which examined the nature and dimensions of Aboriginal cultural fishing in the Tweed region of far northern New South Wales . Project No 2012/216 had two elements, the first one sought to adapt the methodology used in the Tweed study to collect data on catch for application in other regions of NSW. The second element sought to build on what had been achieved in the pilot project by facilitating the development of a local Aboriginal fisheries management strategy/plan for the Tweed Aboriginal community. Support for both elements of the project was obtained from the NSW Aboriginal Fishing Advisory Council (AFAC), the NSW Department of Primary Industries, Fisheries (DPI), the NSW Aboriginal Land Council (NSWALC) and the Indigenous Reference Group to the Fisheries Research and Development Corporation (IRG) and the Tweed Aboriginal community. Application for funding from FRDC was successful and the project commenced in July 2012.

This FRDC funded project, Project No 2012/216, sought to build on an earlier pilot study, Project No. 2009/308 , undertaken in 2010 which examined the nature and dimensions of Aboriginal cultural fishing in the Tweed region of far northern New South Wales . Project No 2012/216 had two elements, the first one sought to adapt the methodology used in the Tweed study to collect data on catch for application in other regions of NSW. The second element sought to build on what had been achieved in the pilot project by facilitating the development of a local Aboriginal fisheries management strategy/plan for the Tweed Aboriginal community. Support for both elements of the project was obtained from the NSW Aboriginal Fishing Advisory Council (AFAC), the NSW Department of Primary Industries, Fisheries (DPI), the NSW Aboriginal Land Council (NSWALC) and the Indigenous Reference Group to the Fisheries Research and Development Corporation (IRG) and the Tweed Aboriginal community. Application for funding from FRDC was successful and the project commenced in July 2012.

This FRDC funded project, Project No 2012/216, sought to build on an earlier pilot study, Project No. 2009/308 , undertaken in 2010 which examined the nature and dimensions of Aboriginal cultural fishing in the Tweed region of far northern New South Wales . Project No 2012/216 had two elements, the first one sought to adapt the methodology used in the Tweed study to collect data on catch for application in other regions of NSW. The second element sought to build on what had been achieved in the pilot project by facilitating the development of a local Aboriginal fisheries management strategy/plan for the Tweed Aboriginal community. Support for both elements of the project was obtained from the NSW Aboriginal Fishing Advisory Council (AFAC), the NSW Department of Primary Industries, Fisheries (DPI), the NSW Aboriginal Land Council (NSWALC) and the Indigenous Reference Group to the Fisheries Research and Development Corporation (IRG) and the Tweed Aboriginal community. Application for funding from FRDC was successful and the project commenced in July 2012.

This FRDC funded project, Project No 2012/216, sought to build on an earlier pilot study, Project No. 2009/308 , undertaken in 2010 which examined the nature and dimensions of Aboriginal cultural fishing in the Tweed region of far northern New South Wales . Project No 2012/216 had two elements, the first one sought to adapt the methodology used in the Tweed study to collect data on catch for application in other regions of NSW. The second element sought to build on what had been achieved in the pilot project by facilitating the development of a local Aboriginal fisheries management strategy/plan for the Tweed Aboriginal community. Support for both elements of the project was obtained from the NSW Aboriginal Fishing Advisory Council (AFAC), the NSW Department of Primary Industries, Fisheries (DPI), the NSW Aboriginal Land Council (NSWALC) and the Indigenous Reference Group to the Fisheries Research and Development Corporation (IRG) and the Tweed Aboriginal community. Application for funding from FRDC was successful and the project commenced in July 2012.

This FRDC funded project, Project No 2012/216, sought to build on an earlier pilot study, Project No. 2009/308 , undertaken in 2010 which examined the nature and dimensions of Aboriginal cultural fishing in the Tweed region of far northern New South Wales . Project No 2012/216 had two elements, the first one sought to adapt the methodology used in the Tweed study to collect data on catch for application in other regions of NSW. The second element sought to build on what had been achieved in the pilot project by facilitating the development of a local Aboriginal fisheries management strategy/plan for the Tweed Aboriginal community. Support for both elements of the project was obtained from the NSW Aboriginal Fishing Advisory Council (AFAC), the NSW Department of Primary Industries, Fisheries (DPI), the NSW Aboriginal Land Council (NSWALC) and the Indigenous Reference Group to the Fisheries Research and Development Corporation (IRG) and the Tweed Aboriginal community. Application for funding from FRDC was successful and the project commenced in July 2012.

This FRDC funded project, Project No 2012/216, sought to build on an earlier pilot study, Project No. 2009/308 , undertaken in 2010 which examined the nature and dimensions of Aboriginal cultural fishing in the Tweed region of far northern New South Wales . Project No 2012/216 had two elements, the first one sought to adapt the methodology used in the Tweed study to collect data on catch for application in other regions of NSW. The second element sought to build on what had been achieved in the pilot project by facilitating the development of a local Aboriginal fisheries management strategy/plan for the Tweed Aboriginal community. Support for both elements of the project was obtained from the NSW Aboriginal Fishing Advisory Council (AFAC), the NSW Department of Primary Industries, Fisheries (DPI), the NSW Aboriginal Land Council (NSWALC) and the Indigenous Reference Group to the Fisheries Research and Development Corporation (IRG) and the Tweed Aboriginal community. Application for funding from FRDC was successful and the project commenced in July 2012.

This FRDC funded project, Project No 2012/216, sought to build on an earlier pilot study, Project No. 2009/308 , undertaken in 2010 which examined the nature and dimensions of Aboriginal cultural fishing in the Tweed region of far northern New South Wales . Project No 2012/216 had two elements, the first one sought to adapt the methodology used in the Tweed study to collect data on catch for application in other regions of NSW. The second element sought to build on what had been achieved in the pilot project by facilitating the development of a local Aboriginal fisheries management strategy/plan for the Tweed Aboriginal community. Support for both elements of the project was obtained from the NSW Aboriginal Fishing Advisory Council (AFAC), the NSW Department of Primary Industries, Fisheries (DPI), the NSW Aboriginal Land Council (NSWALC) and the Indigenous Reference Group to the Fisheries Research and Development Corporation (IRG) and the Tweed Aboriginal community. Application for funding from FRDC was successful and the project commenced in July 2012.

This FRDC funded project, Project No 2012/216, sought to build on an earlier pilot study, Project No. 2009/308 , undertaken in 2010 which examined the nature and dimensions of Aboriginal cultural fishing in the Tweed region of far northern New South Wales . Project No 2012/216 had two elements, the first one sought to adapt the methodology used in the Tweed study to collect data on catch for application in other regions of NSW. The second element sought to build on what had been achieved in the pilot project by facilitating the development of a local Aboriginal fisheries management strategy/plan for the Tweed Aboriginal community. Support for both elements of the project was obtained from the NSW Aboriginal Fishing Advisory Council (AFAC), the NSW Department of Primary Industries, Fisheries (DPI), the NSW Aboriginal Land Council (NSWALC) and the Indigenous Reference Group to the Fisheries Research and Development Corporation (IRG) and the Tweed Aboriginal community. Application for funding from FRDC was successful and the project commenced in July 2012.

This FRDC funded project, Project No 2012/216, sought to build on an earlier pilot study, Project No. 2009/308 , undertaken in 2010 which examined the nature and dimensions of Aboriginal cultural fishing in the Tweed region of far northern New South Wales . Project No 2012/216 had two elements, the first one sought to adapt the methodology used in the Tweed study to collect data on catch for application in other regions of NSW. The second element sought to build on what had been achieved in the pilot project by facilitating the development of a local Aboriginal fisheries management strategy/plan for the Tweed Aboriginal community. Support for both elements of the project was obtained from the NSW Aboriginal Fishing Advisory Council (AFAC), the NSW Department of Primary Industries, Fisheries (DPI), the NSW Aboriginal Land Council (NSWALC) and the Indigenous Reference Group to the Fisheries Research and Development Corporation (IRG) and the Tweed Aboriginal community. Application for funding from FRDC was successful and the project commenced in July 2012.

This FRDC funded project, Project No 2012/216, sought to build on an earlier pilot study, Project No. 2009/308 , undertaken in 2010 which examined the nature and dimensions of Aboriginal cultural fishing in the Tweed region of far northern New South Wales . Project No 2012/216 had two elements, the first one sought to adapt the methodology used in the Tweed study to collect data on catch for application in other regions of NSW. The second element sought to build on what had been achieved in the pilot project by facilitating the development of a local Aboriginal fisheries management strategy/plan for the Tweed Aboriginal community. Support for both elements of the project was obtained from the NSW Aboriginal Fishing Advisory Council (AFAC), the NSW Department of Primary Industries, Fisheries (DPI), the NSW Aboriginal Land Council (NSWALC) and the Indigenous Reference Group to the Fisheries Research and Development Corporation (IRG) and the Tweed Aboriginal community. Application for funding from FRDC was successful and the project commenced in July 2012.

This FRDC funded project, Project No 2012/216, sought to build on an earlier pilot study, Project No. 2009/308 , undertaken in 2010 which examined the nature and dimensions of Aboriginal cultural fishing in the Tweed region of far northern New South Wales . Project No 2012/216 had two elements, the first one sought to adapt the methodology used in the Tweed study to collect data on catch for application in other regions of NSW. The second element sought to build on what had been achieved in the pilot project by facilitating the development of a local Aboriginal fisheries management strategy/plan for the Tweed Aboriginal community. Support for both elements of the project was obtained from the NSW Aboriginal Fishing Advisory Council (AFAC), the NSW Department of Primary Industries, Fisheries (DPI), the NSW Aboriginal Land Council (NSWALC) and the Indigenous Reference Group to the Fisheries Research and Development Corporation (IRG) and the Tweed Aboriginal community. Application for funding from FRDC was successful and the project commenced in July 2012.

This FRDC funded project, Project No 2012/216, sought to build on an earlier pilot study, Project No. 2009/308 , undertaken in 2010 which examined the nature and dimensions of Aboriginal cultural fishing in the Tweed region of far northern New South Wales . Project No 2012/216 had two elements, the first one sought to adapt the methodology used in the Tweed study to collect data on catch for application in other regions of NSW. The second element sought to build on what had been achieved in the pilot project by facilitating the development of a local Aboriginal fisheries management strategy/plan for the Tweed Aboriginal community. Support for both elements of the project was obtained from the NSW Aboriginal Fishing Advisory Council (AFAC), the NSW Department of Primary Industries, Fisheries (DPI), the NSW Aboriginal Land Council (NSWALC) and the Indigenous Reference Group to the Fisheries Research and Development Corporation (IRG) and the Tweed Aboriginal community. Application for funding from FRDC was successful and the project commenced in July 2012.

This FRDC funded project, Project No 2012/216, sought to build on an earlier pilot study, Project No. 2009/308 , undertaken in 2010 which examined the nature and dimensions of Aboriginal cultural fishing in the Tweed region of far northern New South Wales . Project No 2012/216 had two elements, the first one sought to adapt the methodology used in the Tweed study to collect data on catch for application in other regions of NSW. The second element sought to build on what had been achieved in the pilot project by facilitating the development of a local Aboriginal fisheries management strategy/plan for the Tweed Aboriginal community. Support for both elements of the project was obtained from the NSW Aboriginal Fishing Advisory Council (AFAC), the NSW Department of Primary Industries, Fisheries (DPI), the NSW Aboriginal Land Council (NSWALC) and the Indigenous Reference Group to the Fisheries Research and Development Corporation (IRG) and the Tweed Aboriginal community. Application for funding from FRDC was successful and the project commenced in July 2012.

This FRDC funded project, Project No 2012/216, sought to build on an earlier pilot study, Project No. 2009/308 , undertaken in 2010 which examined the nature and dimensions of Aboriginal cultural fishing in the Tweed region of far northern New South Wales . Project No 2012/216 had two elements, the first one sought to adapt the methodology used in the Tweed study to collect data on catch for application in other regions of NSW. The second element sought to build on what had been achieved in the pilot project by facilitating the development of a local Aboriginal fisheries management strategy/plan for the Tweed Aboriginal community. Support for both elements of the project was obtained from the NSW Aboriginal Fishing Advisory Council (AFAC), the NSW Department of Primary Industries, Fisheries (DPI), the NSW Aboriginal Land Council (NSWALC) and the Indigenous Reference Group to the Fisheries Research and Development Corporation (IRG) and the Tweed Aboriginal community. Application for funding from FRDC was successful and the project commenced in July 2012.

This FRDC funded project, Project No 2012/216, sought to build on an earlier pilot study, Project No. 2009/308 , undertaken in 2010 which examined the nature and dimensions of Aboriginal cultural fishing in the Tweed region of far northern New South Wales . Project No 2012/216 had two elements, the first one sought to adapt the methodology used in the Tweed study to collect data on catch for application in other regions of NSW. The second element sought to build on what had been achieved in the pilot project by facilitating the development of a local Aboriginal fisheries management strategy/plan for the Tweed Aboriginal community. Support for both elements of the project was obtained from the NSW Aboriginal Fishing Advisory Council (AFAC), the NSW Department of Primary Industries, Fisheries (DPI), the NSW Aboriginal Land Council (NSWALC) and the Indigenous Reference Group to the Fisheries Research and Development Corporation (IRG) and the Tweed Aboriginal community. Application for funding from FRDC was successful and the project commenced in July 2012.

This FRDC funded project, Project No 2012/216, sought to build on an earlier pilot study, Project No. 2009/308 , undertaken in 2010 which examined the nature and dimensions of Aboriginal cultural fishing in the Tweed region of far northern New South Wales . Project No 2012/216 had two elements, the first one sought to adapt the methodology used in the Tweed study to collect data on catch for application in other regions of NSW. The second element sought to build on what had been achieved in the pilot project by facilitating the development of a local Aboriginal fisheries management strategy/plan for the Tweed Aboriginal community. Support for both elements of the project was obtained from the NSW Aboriginal Fishing Advisory Council (AFAC), the NSW Department of Primary Industries, Fisheries (DPI), the NSW Aboriginal Land Council (NSWALC) and the Indigenous Reference Group to the Fisheries Research and Development Corporation (IRG) and the Tweed Aboriginal community. Application for funding from FRDC was successful and the project commenced in July 2012.

This FRDC funded project, Project No 2012/216, sought to build on an earlier pilot study, Project No. 2009/308 , undertaken in 2010 which examined the nature and dimensions of Aboriginal cultural fishing in the Tweed region of far northern New South Wales . Project No 2012/216 had two elements, the first one sought to adapt the methodology used in the Tweed study to collect data on catch for application in other regions of NSW. The second element sought to build on what had been achieved in the pilot project by facilitating the development of a local Aboriginal fisheries management strategy/plan for the Tweed Aboriginal community. Support for both elements of the project was obtained from the NSW Aboriginal Fishing Advisory Council (AFAC), the NSW Department of Primary Industries, Fisheries (DPI), the NSW Aboriginal Land Council (NSWALC) and the Indigenous Reference Group to the Fisheries Research and Development Corporation (IRG) and the Tweed Aboriginal community. Application for funding from FRDC was successful and the project commenced in July 2012.

This FRDC funded project, Project No 2012/216, sought to build on an earlier pilot study, Project No. 2009/308 , undertaken in 2010 which examined the nature and dimensions of Aboriginal cultural fishing in the Tweed region of far northern New South Wales . Project No 2012/216 had two elements, the first one sought to adapt the methodology used in the Tweed study to collect data on catch for application in other regions of NSW. The second element sought to build on what had been achieved in the pilot project by facilitating the development of a local Aboriginal fisheries management strategy/plan for the Tweed Aboriginal community. Support for both elements of the project was obtained from the NSW Aboriginal Fishing Advisory Council (AFAC), the NSW Department of Primary Industries, Fisheries (DPI), the NSW Aboriginal Land Council (NSWALC) and the Indigenous Reference Group to the Fisheries Research and Development Corporation (IRG) and the Tweed Aboriginal community. Application for funding from FRDC was successful and the project commenced in July 2012.

This FRDC funded project, Project No 2012/216, sought to build on an earlier pilot study, Project No. 2009/308 , undertaken in 2010 which examined the nature and dimensions of Aboriginal cultural fishing in the Tweed region of far northern New South Wales . Project No 2012/216 had two elements, the first one sought to adapt the methodology used in the Tweed study to collect data on catch for application in other regions of NSW. The second element sought to build on what had been achieved in the pilot project by facilitating the development of a local Aboriginal fisheries management strategy/plan for the Tweed Aboriginal community. Support for both elements of the project was obtained from the NSW Aboriginal Fishing Advisory Council (AFAC), the NSW Department of Primary Industries, Fisheries (DPI), the NSW Aboriginal Land Council (NSWALC) and the Indigenous Reference Group to the Fisheries Research and Development Corporation (IRG) and the Tweed Aboriginal community. Application for funding from FRDC was successful and the project commenced in July 2012.

This FRDC funded project, Project No 2012/216, sought to build on an earlier pilot study, Project No. 2009/308 , undertaken in 2010 which examined the nature and dimensions of Aboriginal cultural fishing in the Tweed region of far northern New South Wales . Project No 2012/216 had two elements, the first one sought to adapt the methodology used in the Tweed study to collect data on catch for application in other regions of NSW. The second element sought to build on what had been achieved in the pilot project by facilitating the development of a local Aboriginal fisheries management strategy/plan for the Tweed Aboriginal community. Support for both elements of the project was obtained from the NSW Aboriginal Fishing Advisory Council (AFAC), the NSW Department of Primary Industries, Fisheries (DPI), the NSW Aboriginal Land Council (NSWALC) and the Indigenous Reference Group to the Fisheries Research and Development Corporation (IRG) and the Tweed Aboriginal community. Application for funding from FRDC was successful and the project commenced in July 2012.

This FRDC funded project, Project No 2012/216, sought to build on an earlier pilot study, Project No. 2009/308 , undertaken in 2010 which examined the nature and dimensions of Aboriginal cultural fishing in the Tweed region of far northern New South Wales . Project No 2012/216 had two elements, the first one sought to adapt the methodology used in the Tweed study to collect data on catch for application in other regions of NSW. The second element sought to build on what had been achieved in the pilot project by facilitating the development of a local Aboriginal fisheries management strategy/plan for the Tweed Aboriginal community. Support for both elements of the project was obtained from the NSW Aboriginal Fishing Advisory Council (AFAC), the NSW Department of Primary Industries, Fisheries (DPI), the NSW Aboriginal Land Council (NSWALC) and the Indigenous Reference Group to the Fisheries Research and Development Corporation (IRG) and the Tweed Aboriginal community. Application for funding from FRDC was successful and the project commenced in July 2012.

This FRDC funded project, Project No 2012/216, sought to build on an earlier pilot study, Project No. 2009/308 , undertaken in 2010 which examined the nature and dimensions of Aboriginal cultural fishing in the Tweed region of far northern New South Wales . Project No 2012/216 had two elements, the first one sought to adapt the methodology used in the Tweed study to collect data on catch for application in other regions of NSW. The second element sought to build on what had been achieved in the pilot project by facilitating the development of a local Aboriginal fisheries management strategy/plan for the Tweed Aboriginal community. Support for both elements of the project was obtained from the NSW Aboriginal Fishing Advisory Council (AFAC), the NSW Department of Primary Industries, Fisheries (DPI), the NSW Aboriginal Land Council (NSWALC) and the Indigenous Reference Group to the Fisheries Research and Development Corporation (IRG) and the Tweed Aboriginal community. Application for funding from FRDC was successful and the project commenced in July 2012.

This FRDC funded project, Project No 2012/216, sought to build on an earlier pilot study, Project No. 2009/308 , undertaken in 2010 which examined the nature and dimensions of Aboriginal cultural fishing in the Tweed region of far northern New South Wales . Project No 2012/216 had two elements, the first one sought to adapt the methodology used in the Tweed study to collect data on catch for application in other regions of NSW. The second element sought to build on what had been achieved in the pilot project by facilitating the development of a local Aboriginal fisheries management strategy/plan for the Tweed Aboriginal community. Support for both elements of the project was obtained from the NSW Aboriginal Fishing Advisory Council (AFAC), the NSW Department of Primary Industries, Fisheries (DPI), the NSW Aboriginal Land Council (NSWALC) and the Indigenous Reference Group to the Fisheries Research and Development Corporation (IRG) and the Tweed Aboriginal community. Application for funding from FRDC was successful and the project commenced in July 2012.

This FRDC funded project, Project No 2012/216, sought to build on an earlier pilot study, Project No. 2009/308 , undertaken in 2010 which examined the nature and dimensions of Aboriginal cultural fishing in the Tweed region of far northern New South Wales . Project No 2012/216 had two elements, the first one sought to adapt the methodology used in the Tweed study to collect data on catch for application in other regions of NSW. The second element sought to build on what had been achieved in the pilot project by facilitating the development of a local Aboriginal fisheries management strategy/plan for the Tweed Aboriginal community. Support for both elements of the project was obtained from the NSW Aboriginal Fishing Advisory Council (AFAC), the NSW Department of Primary Industries, Fisheries (DPI), the NSW Aboriginal Land Council (NSWALC) and the Indigenous Reference Group to the Fisheries Research and Development Corporation (IRG) and the Tweed Aboriginal community. Application for funding from FRDC was successful and the project commenced in July 2012.

This FRDC funded project, Project No 2012/216, sought to build on an earlier pilot study, Project No. 2009/308 , undertaken in 2010 which examined the nature and dimensions of Aboriginal cultural fishing in the Tweed region of far northern New South Wales . Project No 2012/216 had two elements, the first one sought to adapt the methodology used in the Tweed study to collect data on catch for application in other regions of NSW. The second element sought to build on what had been achieved in the pilot project by facilitating the development of a local Aboriginal fisheries management strategy/plan for the Tweed Aboriginal community. Support for both elements of the project was obtained from the NSW Aboriginal Fishing Advisory Council (AFAC), the NSW Department of Primary Industries, Fisheries (DPI), the NSW Aboriginal Land Council (NSWALC) and the Indigenous Reference Group to the Fisheries Research and Development Corporation (IRG) and the Tweed Aboriginal community. Application for funding from FRDC was successful and the project commenced in July 2012.

This FRDC funded project, Project No 2012/216, sought to build on an earlier pilot study, Project No. 2009/308 , undertaken in 2010 which examined the nature and dimensions of Aboriginal cultural fishing in the Tweed region of far northern New South Wales . Project No 2012/216 had two elements, the first one sought to adapt the methodology used in the Tweed study to collect data on catch for application in other regions of NSW. The second element sought to build on what had been achieved in the pilot project by facilitating the development of a local Aboriginal fisheries management strategy/plan for the Tweed Aboriginal community. Support for both elements of the project was obtained from the NSW Aboriginal Fishing Advisory Council (AFAC), the NSW Department of Primary Industries, Fisheries (DPI), the NSW Aboriginal Land Council (NSWALC) and the Indigenous Reference Group to the Fisheries Research and Development Corporation (IRG) and the Tweed Aboriginal community. Application for funding from FRDC was successful and the project commenced in July 2012.

This FRDC funded project, Project No 2012/216, sought to build on an earlier pilot study, Project No. 2009/308 , undertaken in 2010 which examined the nature and dimensions of Aboriginal cultural fishing in the Tweed region of far northern New South Wales . Project No 2012/216 had two elements, the first one sought to adapt the methodology used in the Tweed study to collect data on catch for application in other regions of NSW. The second element sought to build on what had been achieved in the pilot project by facilitating the development of a local Aboriginal fisheries management strategy/plan for the Tweed Aboriginal community. Support for both elements of the project was obtained from the NSW Aboriginal Fishing Advisory Council (AFAC), the NSW Department of Primary Industries, Fisheries (DPI), the NSW Aboriginal Land Council (NSWALC) and the Indigenous Reference Group to the Fisheries Research and Development Corporation (IRG) and the Tweed Aboriginal community. Application for funding from FRDC was successful and the project commenced in July 2012.

This FRDC funded project, Project No 2012/216, sought to build on an earlier pilot study, Project No. 2009/308 , undertaken in 2010 which examined the nature and dimensions of Aboriginal cultural fishing in the Tweed region of far northern New South Wales . Project No 2012/216 had two elements, the first one sought to adapt the methodology used in the Tweed study to collect data on catch for application in other regions of NSW. The second element sought to build on what had been achieved in the pilot project by facilitating the development of a local Aboriginal fisheries management strategy/plan for the Tweed Aboriginal community. Support for both elements of the project was obtained from the NSW Aboriginal Fishing Advisory Council (AFAC), the NSW Department of Primary Industries, Fisheries (DPI), the NSW Aboriginal Land Council (NSWALC) and the Indigenous Reference Group to the Fisheries Research and Development Corporation (IRG) and the Tweed Aboriginal community. Application for funding from FRDC was successful and the project commenced in July 2012.

This FRDC funded project, Project No 2012/216, sought to build on an earlier pilot study, Project No. 2009/308 , undertaken in 2010 which examined the nature and dimensions of Aboriginal cultural fishing in the Tweed region of far northern New South Wales . Project No 2012/216 had two elements, the first one sought to adapt the methodology used in the Tweed study to collect data on catch for application in other regions of NSW. The second element sought to build on what had been achieved in the pilot project by facilitating the development of a local Aboriginal fisheries management strategy/plan for the Tweed Aboriginal community. Support for both elements of the project was obtained from the NSW Aboriginal Fishing Advisory Council (AFAC), the NSW Department of Primary Industries, Fisheries (DPI), the NSW Aboriginal Land Council (NSWALC) and the Indigenous Reference Group to the Fisheries Research and Development Corporation (IRG) and the Tweed Aboriginal community. Application for funding from FRDC was successful and the project commenced in July 2012.

This FRDC funded project, Project No 2012/216, sought to build on an earlier pilot study, Project No. 2009/308 , undertaken in 2010 which examined the nature and dimensions of Aboriginal cultural fishing in the Tweed region of far northern New South Wales . Project No 2012/216 had two elements, the first one sought to adapt the methodology used in the Tweed study to collect data on catch for application in other regions of NSW. The second element sought to build on what had been achieved in the pilot project by facilitating the development of a local Aboriginal fisheries management strategy/plan for the Tweed Aboriginal community. Support for both elements of the project was obtained from the NSW Aboriginal Fishing Advisory Council (AFAC), the NSW Department of Primary Industries, Fisheries (DPI), the NSW Aboriginal Land Council (NSWALC) and the Indigenous Reference Group to the Fisheries Research and Development Corporation (IRG) and the Tweed Aboriginal community. Application for funding from FRDC was successful and the project commenced in July 2012.

This FRDC funded project, Project No 2012/216, sought to build on an earlier pilot study, Project No. 2009/308 , undertaken in 2010 which examined the nature and dimensions of Aboriginal cultural fishing in the Tweed region of far northern New South Wales . Project No 2012/216 had two elements, the first one sought to adapt the methodology used in the Tweed study to collect data on catch for application in other regions of NSW. The second element sought to build on what had been achieved in the pilot project by facilitating the development of a local Aboriginal fisheries management strategy/plan for the Tweed Aboriginal community. Support for both elements of the project was obtained from the NSW Aboriginal Fishing Advisory Council (AFAC), the NSW Department of Primary Industries, Fisheries (DPI), the NSW Aboriginal Land Council (NSWALC) and the Indigenous Reference Group to the Fisheries Research and Development Corporation (IRG) and the Tweed Aboriginal community. Application for funding from FRDC was successful and the project commenced in July 2012.

This FRDC funded project, Project No 2012/216, sought to build on an earlier pilot study, Project No. 2009/308 , undertaken in 2010 which examined the nature and dimensions of Aboriginal cultural fishing in the Tweed region of far northern New South Wales . Project No 2012/216 had two elements, the first one sought to adapt the methodology used in the Tweed study to collect data on catch for application in other regions of NSW. The second element sought to build on what had been achieved in the pilot project by facilitating the development of a local Aboriginal fisheries management strategy/plan for the Tweed Aboriginal community. Support for both elements of the project was obtained from the NSW Aboriginal Fishing Advisory Council (AFAC), the NSW Department of Primary Industries, Fisheries (DPI), the NSW Aboriginal Land Council (NSWALC) and the Indigenous Reference Group to the Fisheries Research and Development Corporation (IRG) and the Tweed Aboriginal community. Application for funding from FRDC was successful and the project commenced in July 2012.

This FRDC funded project, Project No 2012/216, sought to build on an earlier pilot study, Project No. 2009/308 , undertaken in 2010 which examined the nature and dimensions of Aboriginal cultural fishing in the Tweed region of far northern New South Wales . Project No 2012/216 had two elements, the first one sought to adapt the methodology used in the Tweed study to collect data on catch for application in other regions of NSW. The second element sought to build on what had been achieved in the pilot project by facilitating the development of a local Aboriginal fisheries management strategy/plan for the Tweed Aboriginal community. Support for both elements of the project was obtained from the NSW Aboriginal Fishing Advisory Council (AFAC), the NSW Department of Primary Industries, Fisheries (DPI), the NSW Aboriginal Land Council (NSWALC) and the Indigenous Reference Group to the Fisheries Research and Development Corporation (IRG) and the Tweed Aboriginal community. Application for funding from FRDC was successful and the project commenced in July 2012.

This FRDC funded project, Project No 2012/216, sought to build on an earlier pilot study, Project No. 2009/308 , undertaken in 2010 which examined the nature and dimensions of Aboriginal cultural fishing in the Tweed region of far northern New South Wales . Project No 2012/216 had two elements, the first one sought to adapt the methodology used in the Tweed study to collect data on catch for application in other regions of NSW. The second element sought to build on what had been achieved in the pilot project by facilitating the development of a local Aboriginal fisheries management strategy/plan for the Tweed Aboriginal community. Support for both elements of the project was obtained from the NSW Aboriginal Fishing Advisory Council (AFAC), the NSW Department of Primary Industries, Fisheries (DPI), the NSW Aboriginal Land Council (NSWALC) and the Indigenous Reference Group to the Fisheries Research and Development Corporation (IRG) and the Tweed Aboriginal community. Application for funding from FRDC was successful and the project commenced in July 2012.

This FRDC funded project, Project No 2012/216, sought to build on an earlier pilot study, Project No. 2009/308 , undertaken in 2010 which examined the nature and dimensions of Aboriginal cultural fishing in the Tweed region of far northern New South Wales . Project No 2012/216 had two elements, the first one sought to adapt the methodology used in the Tweed study to collect data on catch for application in other regions of NSW. The second element sought to build on what had been achieved in the pilot project by facilitating the development of a local Aboriginal fisheries management strategy/plan for the Tweed Aboriginal community. Support for both elements of the project was obtained from the NSW Aboriginal Fishing Advisory Council (AFAC), the NSW Department of Primary Industries, Fisheries (DPI), the NSW Aboriginal Land Council (NSWALC) and the Indigenous Reference Group to the Fisheries Research and Development Corporation (IRG) and the Tweed Aboriginal community. Application for funding from FRDC was successful and the project commenced in July 2012.

This FRDC funded project, Project No 2012/216, sought to build on an earlier pilot study, Project No. 2009/308 , undertaken in 2010 which examined the nature and dimensions of Aboriginal cultural fishing in the Tweed region of far northern New South Wales . Project No 2012/216 had two elements, the first one sought to adapt the methodology used in the Tweed study to collect data on catch for application in other regions of NSW. The second element sought to build on what had been achieved in the pilot project by facilitating the development of a local Aboriginal fisheries management strategy/plan for the Tweed Aboriginal community. Support for both elements of the project was obtained from the NSW Aboriginal Fishing Advisory Council (AFAC), the NSW Department of Primary Industries, Fisheries (DPI), the NSW Aboriginal Land Council (NSWALC) and the Indigenous Reference Group to the Fisheries Research and Development Corporation (IRG) and the Tweed Aboriginal community. Application for funding from FRDC was successful and the project commenced in July 2012.

This FRDC funded project, Project No 2012/216, sought to build on an earlier pilot study, Project No. 2009/308 , undertaken in 2010 which examined the nature and dimensions of Aboriginal cultural fishing in the Tweed region of far northern New South Wales . Project No 2012/216 had two elements, the first one sought to adapt the methodology used in the Tweed study to collect data on catch for application in other regions of NSW. The second element sought to build on what had been achieved in the pilot project by facilitating the development of a local Aboriginal fisheries management strategy/plan for the Tweed Aboriginal community. Support for both elements of the project was obtained from the NSW Aboriginal Fishing Advisory Council (AFAC), the NSW Department of Primary Industries, Fisheries (DPI), the NSW Aboriginal Land Council (NSWALC) and the Indigenous Reference Group to the Fisheries Research and Development Corporation (IRG) and the Tweed Aboriginal community. Application for funding from FRDC was successful and the project commenced in July 2012.

This FRDC funded project, Project No 2012/216, sought to build on an earlier pilot study, Project No. 2009/308 , undertaken in 2010 which examined the nature and dimensions of Aboriginal cultural fishing in the Tweed region of far northern New South Wales . Project No 2012/216 had two elements, the first one sought to adapt the methodology used in the Tweed study to collect data on catch for application in other regions of NSW. The second element sought to build on what had been achieved in the pilot project by facilitating the development of a local Aboriginal fisheries management strategy/plan for the Tweed Aboriginal community. Support for both elements of the project was obtained from the NSW Aboriginal Fishing Advisory Council (AFAC), the NSW Department of Primary Industries, Fisheries (DPI), the NSW Aboriginal Land Council (NSWALC) and the Indigenous Reference Group to the Fisheries Research and Development Corporation (IRG) and the Tweed Aboriginal community. Application for funding from FRDC was successful and the project commenced in July 2012.

This FRDC funded project, Project No 2012/216, sought to build on an earlier pilot study, Project No. 2009/308 , undertaken in 2010 which examined the nature and dimensions of Aboriginal cultural fishing in the Tweed region of far northern New South Wales . Project No 2012/216 had two elements, the first one sought to adapt the methodology used in the Tweed study to collect data on catch for application in other regions of NSW. The second element sought to build on what had been achieved in the pilot project by facilitating the development of a local Aboriginal fisheries management strategy/plan for the Tweed Aboriginal community. Support for both elements of the project was obtained from the NSW Aboriginal Fishing Advisory Council (AFAC), the NSW Department of Primary Industries, Fisheries (DPI), the NSW Aboriginal Land Council (NSWALC) and the Indigenous Reference Group to the Fisheries Research and Development Corporation (IRG) and the Tweed Aboriginal community. Application for funding from FRDC was successful and the project commenced in July 2012.

This FRDC funded project, Project No 2012/216, sought to build on an earlier pilot study, Project No. 2009/308 , undertaken in 2010 which examined the nature and dimensions of Aboriginal cultural fishing in the Tweed region of far northern New South Wales . Project No 2012/216 had two elements, the first one sought to adapt the methodology used in the Tweed study to collect data on catch for application in other regions of NSW. The second element sought to build on what had been achieved in the pilot project by facilitating the development of a local Aboriginal fisheries management strategy/plan for the Tweed Aboriginal community. Support for both elements of the project was obtained from the NSW Aboriginal Fishing Advisory Council (AFAC), the NSW Department of Primary Industries, Fisheries (DPI), the NSW Aboriginal Land Council (NSWALC) and the Indigenous Reference Group to the Fisheries Research and Development Corporation (IRG) and the Tweed Aboriginal community. Application for funding from FRDC was successful and the project commenced in July 2012.

This FRDC funded project, Project No 2012/216, sought to build on an earlier pilot study, Project No. 2009/308 , undertaken in 2010 which examined the nature and dimensions of Aboriginal cultural fishing in the Tweed region of far northern New South Wales . Project No 2012/216 had two elements, the first one sought to adapt the methodology used in the Tweed study to collect data on catch for application in other regions of NSW. The second element sought to build on what had been achieved in the pilot project by facilitating the development of a local Aboriginal fisheries management strategy/plan for the Tweed Aboriginal community. Support for both elements of the project was obtained from the NSW Aboriginal Fishing Advisory Council (AFAC), the NSW Department of Primary Industries, Fisheries (DPI), the NSW Aboriginal Land Council (NSWALC) and the Indigenous Reference Group to the Fisheries Research and Development Corporation (IRG) and the Tweed Aboriginal community. Application for funding from FRDC was successful and the project commenced in July 2012.

This FRDC funded project, Project No 2012/216, sought to build on an earlier pilot study, Project No. 2009/308 , undertaken in 2010 which examined the nature and dimensions of Aboriginal cultural fishing in the Tweed region of far northern New South Wales . Project No 2012/216 had two elements, the first one sought to adapt the methodology used in the Tweed study to collect data on catch for application in other regions of NSW. The second element sought to build on what had been achieved in the pilot project by facilitating the development of a local Aboriginal fisheries management strategy/plan for the Tweed Aboriginal community. Support for both elements of the project was obtained from the NSW Aboriginal Fishing Advisory Council (AFAC), the NSW Department of Primary Industries, Fisheries (DPI), the NSW Aboriginal Land Council (NSWALC) and the Indigenous Reference Group to the Fisheries Research and Development Corporation (IRG) and the Tweed Aboriginal community. Application for funding from FRDC was successful and the project commenced in July 2012.

This FRDC funded project, Project No 2012/216, sought to build on an earlier pilot study, Project No. 2009/308 , undertaken in 2010 which examined the nature and dimensions of Aboriginal cultural fishing in the Tweed region of far northern New South Wales . Project No 2012/216 had two elements, the first one sought to adapt the methodology used in the Tweed study to collect data on catch for application in other regions of NSW. The second element sought to build on what had been achieved in the pilot project by facilitating the development of a local Aboriginal fisheries management strategy/plan for the Tweed Aboriginal community. Support for both elements of the project was obtained from the NSW Aboriginal Fishing Advisory Council (AFAC), the NSW Department of Primary Industries, Fisheries (DPI), the NSW Aboriginal Land Council (NSWALC) and the Indigenous Reference Group to the Fisheries Research and Development Corporation (IRG) and the Tweed Aboriginal community. Application for funding from FRDC was successful and the project commenced in July 2012.

This FRDC funded project, Project No 2012/216, sought to build on an earlier pilot study, Project No. 2009/308 , undertaken in 2010 which examined the nature and dimensions of Aboriginal cultural fishing in the Tweed region of far northern New South Wales . Project No 2012/216 had two elements, the first one sought to adapt the methodology used in the Tweed study to collect data on catch for application in other regions of NSW. The second element sought to build on what had been achieved in the pilot project by facilitating the development of a local Aboriginal fisheries management strategy/plan for the Tweed Aboriginal community. Support for both elements of the project was obtained from the NSW Aboriginal Fishing Advisory Council (AFAC), the NSW Department of Primary Industries, Fisheries (DPI), the NSW Aboriginal Land Council (NSWALC) and the Indigenous Reference Group to the Fisheries Research and Development Corporation (IRG) and the Tweed Aboriginal community. Application for funding from FRDC was successful and the project commenced in July 2012.

This FRDC funded project, Project No 2012/216, sought to build on an earlier pilot study, Project No. 2009/308 , undertaken in 2010 which examined the nature and dimensions of Aboriginal cultural fishing in the Tweed region of far northern New South Wales . Project No 2012/216 had two elements, the first one sought to adapt the methodology used in the Tweed study to collect data on catch for application in other regions of NSW. The second element sought to build on what had been achieved in the pilot project by facilitating the development of a local Aboriginal fisheries management strategy/plan for the Tweed Aboriginal community. Support for both elements of the project was obtained from the NSW Aboriginal Fishing Advisory Council (AFAC), the NSW Department of Primary Industries, Fisheries (DPI), the NSW Aboriginal Land Council (NSWALC) and the Indigenous Reference Group to the Fisheries Research and Development Corporation (IRG) and the Tweed Aboriginal community. Application for funding from FRDC was successful and the project commenced in July 2012.

This FRDC funded project, Project No 2012/216, sought to build on an earlier pilot study, Project No. 2009/308 , undertaken in 2010 which examined the nature and dimensions of Aboriginal cultural fishing in the Tweed region of far northern New South Wales . Project No 2012/216 had two elements, the first one sought to adapt the methodology used in the Tweed study to collect data on catch for application in other regions of NSW. The second element sought to build on what had been achieved in the pilot project by facilitating the development of a local Aboriginal fisheries management strategy/plan for the Tweed Aboriginal community. Support for both elements of the project was obtained from the NSW Aboriginal Fishing Advisory Council (AFAC), the NSW Department of Primary Industries, Fisheries (DPI), the NSW Aboriginal Land Council (NSWALC) and the Indigenous Reference Group to the Fisheries Research and Development Corporation (IRG) and the Tweed Aboriginal community. Application for funding from FRDC was successful and the project commenced in July 2012.

This FRDC funded project, Project No 2012/216, sought to build on an earlier pilot study, Project No. 2009/308 , undertaken in 2010 which examined the nature and dimensions of Aboriginal cultural fishing in the Tweed region of far northern New South Wales . Project No 2012/216 had two elements, the first one sought to adapt the methodology used in the Tweed study to collect data on catch for application in other regions of NSW. The second element sought to build on what had been achieved in the pilot project by facilitating the development of a local Aboriginal fisheries management strategy/plan for the Tweed Aboriginal community. Support for both elements of the project was obtained from the NSW Aboriginal Fishing Advisory Council (AFAC), the NSW Department of Primary Industries, Fisheries (DPI), the NSW Aboriginal Land Council (NSWALC) and the Indigenous Reference Group to the Fisheries Research and Development Corporation (IRG) and the Tweed Aboriginal community. Application for funding from FRDC was successful and the project commenced in July 2012.

This FRDC funded project, Project No 2012/216, sought to build on an earlier pilot study, Project No. 2009/308 , undertaken in 2010 which examined the nature and dimensions of Aboriginal cultural fishing in the Tweed region of far northern New South Wales . Project No 2012/216 had two elements, the first one sought to adapt the methodology used in the Tweed study to collect data on catch for application in other regions of NSW. The second element sought to build on what had been achieved in the pilot project by facilitating the development of a local Aboriginal fisheries management strategy/plan for the Tweed Aboriginal community. Support for both elements of the project was obtained from the NSW Aboriginal Fishing Advisory Council (AFAC), the NSW Department of Primary Industries, Fisheries (DPI), the NSW Aboriginal Land Council (NSWALC) and the Indigenous Reference Group to the Fisheries Research and Development Corporation (IRG) and the Tweed Aboriginal community. Application for funding from FRDC was successful and the project commenced in July 2012.

This FRDC funded project, Project No 2012/216, sought to build on an earlier pilot study, Project No. 2009/308 , undertaken in 2010 which examined the nature and dimensions of Aboriginal cultural fishing in the Tweed region of far northern New South Wales . Project No 2012/216 had two elements, the first one sought to adapt the methodology used in the Tweed study to collect data on catch for application in other regions of NSW. The second element sought to build on what had been achieved in the pilot project by facilitating the development of a local Aboriginal fisheries management strategy/plan for the Tweed Aboriginal community. Support for both elements of the project was obtained from the NSW Aboriginal Fishing Advisory Council (AFAC), the NSW Department of Primary Industries, Fisheries (DPI), the NSW Aboriginal Land Council (NSWALC) and the Indigenous Reference Group to the Fisheries Research and Development Corporation (IRG) and the Tweed Aboriginal community. Application for funding from FRDC was successful and the project commenced in July 2012.

This FRDC funded project, Project No 2012/216, sought to build on an earlier pilot study, Project No. 2009/308 , undertaken in 2010 which examined the nature and dimensions of Aboriginal cultural fishing in the Tweed region of far northern New South Wales . Project No 2012/216 had two elements, the first one sought to adapt the methodology used in the Tweed study to collect data on catch for application in other regions of NSW. The second element sought to build on what had been achieved in the pilot project by facilitating the development of a local Aboriginal fisheries management strategy/plan for the Tweed Aboriginal community. Support for both elements of the project was obtained from the NSW Aboriginal Fishing Advisory Council (AFAC), the NSW Department of Primary Industries, Fisheries (DPI), the NSW Aboriginal Land Council (NSWALC) and the Indigenous Reference Group to the Fisheries Research and Development Corporation (IRG) and the Tweed Aboriginal community. Application for funding from FRDC was successful and the project commenced in July 2012.

This FRDC funded project, Project No 2012/216, sought to build on an earlier pilot study, Project No. 2009/308 , undertaken in 2010 which examined the nature and dimensions of Aboriginal cultural fishing in the Tweed region of far northern New South Wales . Project No 2012/216 had two elements, the first one sought to adapt the methodology used in the Tweed study to collect data on catch for application in other regions of NSW. The second element sought to build on what had been achieved in the pilot project by facilitating the development of a local Aboriginal fisheries management strategy/plan for the Tweed Aboriginal community. Support for both elements of the project was obtained from the NSW Aboriginal Fishing Advisory Council (AFAC), the NSW Department of Primary Industries, Fisheries (DPI), the NSW Aboriginal Land Council (NSWALC) and the Indigenous Reference Group to the Fisheries Research and Development Corporation (IRG) and the Tweed Aboriginal community. Application for funding from FRDC was successful and the project commenced in July 2012.

This FRDC funded project, Project No 2012/216, sought to build on an earlier pilot study, Project No. 2009/308 , undertaken in 2010 which examined the nature and dimensions of Aboriginal cultural fishing in the Tweed region of far northern New South Wales . Project No 2012/216 had two elements, the first one sought to adapt the methodology used in the Tweed study to collect data on catch for application in other regions of NSW. The second element sought to build on what had been achieved in the pilot project by facilitating the development of a local Aboriginal fisheries management strategy/plan for the Tweed Aboriginal community. Support for both elements of the project was obtained from the NSW Aboriginal Fishing Advisory Council (AFAC), the NSW Department of Primary Industries, Fisheries (DPI), the NSW Aboriginal Land Council (NSWALC) and the Indigenous Reference Group to the Fisheries Research and Development Corporation (IRG) and the Tweed Aboriginal community. Application for funding from FRDC was successful and the project commenced in July 2012.

This FRDC funded project, Project No 2012/216, sought to build on an earlier pilot study, Project No. 2009/308 , undertaken in 2010 which examined the nature and dimensions of Aboriginal cultural fishing in the Tweed region of far northern New South Wales . Project No 2012/216 had two elements, the first one sought to adapt the methodology used in the Tweed study to collect data on catch for application in other regions of NSW. The second element sought to build on what had been achieved in the pilot project by facilitating the development of a local Aboriginal fisheries management strategy/plan for the Tweed Aboriginal community. Support for both elements of the project was obtained from the NSW Aboriginal Fishing Advisory Council (AFAC), the NSW Department of Primary Industries, Fisheries (DPI), the NSW Aboriginal Land Council (NSWALC) and the Indigenous Reference Group to the Fisheries Research and Development Corporation (IRG) and the Tweed Aboriginal community. Application for funding from FRDC was successful and the project commenced in July 2012.

This FRDC funded project, Project No 2012/216, sought to build on an earlier pilot study, Project No. 2009/308 , undertaken in 2010 which examined the nature and dimensions of Aboriginal cultural fishing in the Tweed region of far northern New South Wales . Project No 2012/216 had two elements, the first one sought to adapt the methodology used in the Tweed study to collect data on catch for application in other regions of NSW. The second element sought to build on what had been achieved in the pilot project by facilitating the development of a local Aboriginal fisheries management strategy/plan for the Tweed Aboriginal community. Support for both elements of the project was obtained from the NSW Aboriginal Fishing Advisory Council (AFAC), the NSW Department of Primary Industries, Fisheries (DPI), the NSW Aboriginal Land Council (NSWALC) and the Indigenous Reference Group to the Fisheries Research and Development Corporation (IRG) and the Tweed Aboriginal community. Application for funding from FRDC was successful and the project commenced in July 2012.

This FRDC funded project, Project No 2012/216, sought to build on an earlier pilot study, Project No. 2009/308 , undertaken in 2010 which examined the nature and dimensions of Aboriginal cultural fishing in the Tweed region of far northern New South Wales . Project No 2012/216 had two elements, the first one sought to adapt the methodology used in the Tweed study to collect data on catch for application in other regions of NSW. The second element sought to build on what had been achieved in the pilot project by facilitating the development of a local Aboriginal fisheries management strategy/plan for the Tweed Aboriginal community. Support for both elements of the project was obtained from the NSW Aboriginal Fishing Advisory Council (AFAC), the NSW Department of Primary Industries, Fisheries (DPI), the NSW Aboriginal Land Council (NSWALC) and the Indigenous Reference Group to the Fisheries Research and Development Corporation (IRG) and the Tweed Aboriginal community. Application for funding from FRDC was successful and the project commenced in July 2012.

This FRDC funded project, Project No 2012/216, sought to build on an earlier pilot study, Project No. 2009/308 , undertaken in 2010 which examined the nature and dimensions of Aboriginal cultural fishing in the Tweed region of far northern New South Wales . Project No 2012/216 had two elements, the first one sought to adapt the methodology used in the Tweed study to collect data on catch for application in other regions of NSW. The second element sought to build on what had been achieved in the pilot project by facilitating the development of a local Aboriginal fisheries management strategy/plan for the Tweed Aboriginal community. Support for both elements of the project was obtained from the NSW Aboriginal Fishing Advisory Council (AFAC), the NSW Department of Primary Industries, Fisheries (DPI), the NSW Aboriginal Land Council (NSWALC) and the Indigenous Reference Group to the Fisheries Research and Development Corporation (IRG) and the Tweed Aboriginal community. Application for funding from FRDC was successful and the project commenced in July 2012.

This FRDC funded project, Project No 2012/216, sought to build on an earlier pilot study, Project No. 2009/308 , undertaken in 2010 which examined the nature and dimensions of Aboriginal cultural fishing in the Tweed region of far northern New South Wales . Project No 2012/216 had two elements, the first one sought to adapt the methodology used in the Tweed study to collect data on catch for application in other regions of NSW. The second element sought to build on what had been achieved in the pilot project by facilitating the development of a local Aboriginal fisheries management strategy/plan for the Tweed Aboriginal community. Support for both elements of the project was obtained from the NSW Aboriginal Fishing Advisory Council (AFAC), the NSW Department of Primary Industries, Fisheries (DPI), the NSW Aboriginal Land Council (NSWALC) and the Indigenous Reference Group to the Fisheries Research and Development Corporation (IRG) and the Tweed Aboriginal community. Application for funding from FRDC was successful and the project commenced in July 2012.

This FRDC funded project, Project No 2012/216, sought to build on an earlier pilot study, Project No. 2009/308 , undertaken in 2010 which examined the nature and dimensions of Aboriginal cultural fishing in the Tweed region of far northern New South Wales . Project No 2012/216 had two elements, the first one sought to adapt the methodology used in the Tweed study to collect data on catch for application in other regions of NSW. The second element sought to build on what had been achieved in the pilot project by facilitating the development of a local Aboriginal fisheries management strategy/plan for the Tweed Aboriginal community. Support for both elements of the project was obtained from the NSW Aboriginal Fishing Advisory Council (AFAC), the NSW Department of Primary Industries, Fisheries (DPI), the NSW Aboriginal Land Council (NSWALC) and the Indigenous Reference Group to the Fisheries Research and Development Corporation (IRG) and the Tweed Aboriginal community. Application for funding from FRDC was successful and the project commenced in July 2012.

This FRDC funded project, Project No 2012/216, sought to build on an earlier pilot study, Project No. 2009/308 , undertaken in 2010 which examined the nature and dimensions of Aboriginal cultural fishing in the Tweed region of far northern New South Wales . Project No 2012/216 had two elements, the first one sought to adapt the methodology used in the Tweed study to collect data on catch for application in other regions of NSW. The second element sought to build on what had been achieved in the pilot project by facilitating the development of a local Aboriginal fisheries management strategy/plan for the Tweed Aboriginal community. Support for both elements of the project was obtained from the NSW Aboriginal Fishing Advisory Council (AFAC), the NSW Department of Primary Industries, Fisheries (DPI), the NSW Aboriginal Land Council (NSWALC) and the Indigenous Reference Group to the Fisheries Research and Development Corporation (IRG) and the Tweed Aboriginal community. Application for funding from FRDC was successful and the project commenced in July 2012.

This FRDC funded project, Project No 2012/216, sought to build on an earlier pilot study, Project No. 2009/308 , undertaken in 2010 which examined the nature and dimensions of Aboriginal cultural fishing in the Tweed region of far northern New South Wales . Project No 2012/216 had two elements, the first one sought to adapt the methodology used in the Tweed study to collect data on catch for application in other regions of NSW. The second element sought to build on what had been achieved in the pilot project by facilitating the development of a local Aboriginal fisheries management strategy/plan for the Tweed Aboriginal community. Support for both elements of the project was obtained from the NSW Aboriginal Fishing Advisory Council (AFAC), the NSW Department of Primary Industries, Fisheries (DPI), the NSW Aboriginal Land Council (NSWALC) and the Indigenous Reference Group to the Fisheries Research and Development Corporation (IRG) and the Tweed Aboriginal community. Application for funding from FRDC was successful and the project commenced in July 2012.

This FRDC funded project, Project No 2012/216, sought to build on an earlier pilot study, Project No. 2009/308 , undertaken in 2010 which examined the nature and dimensions of Aboriginal cultural fishing in the Tweed region of far northern New South Wales . Project No 2012/216 had two elements, the first one sought to adapt the methodology used in the Tweed study to collect data on catch for application in other regions of NSW. The second element sought to build on what had been achieved in the pilot project by facilitating the development of a local Aboriginal fisheries management strategy/plan for the Tweed Aboriginal community. Support for both elements of the project was obtained from the NSW Aboriginal Fishing Advisory Council (AFAC), the NSW Department of Primary Industries, Fisheries (DPI), the NSW Aboriginal Land Council (NSWALC) and the Indigenous Reference Group to the Fisheries Research and Development Corporation (IRG) and the Tweed Aboriginal community. Application for funding from FRDC was successful and the project commenced in July 2012.

This FRDC funded project, Project No 2012/216, sought to build on an earlier pilot study, Project No. 2009/308 , undertaken in 2010 which examined the nature and dimensions of Aboriginal cultural fishing in the Tweed region of far northern New South Wales . Project No 2012/216 had two elements, the first one sought to adapt the methodology used in the Tweed study to collect data on catch for application in other regions of NSW. The second element sought to build on what had been achieved in the pilot project by facilitating the development of a local Aboriginal fisheries management strategy/plan for the Tweed Aboriginal community. Support for both elements of the project was obtained from the NSW Aboriginal Fishing Advisory Council (AFAC), the NSW Department of Primary Industries, Fisheries (DPI), the NSW Aboriginal Land Council (NSWALC) and the Indigenous Reference Group to the Fisheries Research and Development Corporation (IRG) and the Tweed Aboriginal community. Application for funding from FRDC was successful and the project commenced in July 2012.

This FRDC funded project, Project No 2012/216, sought to build on an earlier pilot study, Project No. 2009/308 , undertaken in 2010 which examined the nature and dimensions of Aboriginal cultural fishing in the Tweed region of far northern New South Wales . Project No 2012/216 had two elements, the first one sought to adapt the methodology used in the Tweed study to collect data on catch for application in other regions of NSW. The second element sought to build on what had been achieved in the pilot project by facilitating the development of a local Aboriginal fisheries management strategy/plan for the Tweed Aboriginal community. Support for both elements of the project was obtained from the NSW Aboriginal Fishing Advisory Council (AFAC), the NSW Department of Primary Industries, Fisheries (DPI), the NSW Aboriginal Land Council (NSWALC) and the Indigenous Reference Group to the Fisheries Research and Development Corporation (IRG) and the Tweed Aboriginal community. Application for funding from FRDC was successful and the project commenced in July 2012.

This FRDC funded project, Project No 2012/216, sought to build on an earlier pilot study, Project No. 2009/308 , undertaken in 2010 which examined the nature and dimensions of Aboriginal cultural fishing in the Tweed region of far northern New South Wales . Project No 2012/216 had two elements, the first one sought to adapt the methodology used in the Tweed study to collect data on catch for application in other regions of NSW. The second element sought to build on what had been achieved in the pilot project by facilitating the development of a local Aboriginal fisheries management strategy/plan for the Tweed Aboriginal community. Support for both elements of the project was obtained from the NSW Aboriginal Fishing Advisory Council (AFAC), the NSW Department of Primary Industries, Fisheries (DPI), the NSW Aboriginal Land Council (NSWALC) and the Indigenous Reference Group to the Fisheries Research and Development Corporation (IRG) and the Tweed Aboriginal community. Application for funding from FRDC was successful and the project commenced in July 2012.

This FRDC funded project, Project No 2012/216, sought to build on an earlier pilot study, Project No. 2009/308 , undertaken in 2010 which examined the nature and dimensions of Aboriginal cultural fishing in the Tweed region of far northern New South Wales . Project No 2012/216 had two elements, the first one sought to adapt the methodology used in the Tweed study to collect data on catch for application in other regions of NSW. The second element sought to build on what had been achieved in the pilot project by facilitating the development of a local Aboriginal fisheries management strategy/plan for the Tweed Aboriginal community. Support for both elements of the project was obtained from the NSW Aboriginal Fishing Advisory Council (AFAC), the NSW Department of Primary Industries, Fisheries (DPI), the NSW Aboriginal Land Council (NSWALC) and the Indigenous Reference Group to the Fisheries Research and Development Corporation (IRG) and the Tweed Aboriginal community. Application for funding from FRDC was successful and the project commenced in July 2012.

This FRDC funded project, Project No 2012/216, sought to build on an earlier pilot study, Project No. 2009/308 , undertaken in 2010 which examined the nature and dimensions of Aboriginal cultural fishing in the Tweed region of far northern New South Wales . Project No 2012/216 had two elements, the first one sought to adapt the methodology used in the Tweed study to collect data on catch for application in other regions of NSW. The second element sought to build on what had been achieved in the pilot project by facilitating the development of a local Aboriginal fisheries management strategy/plan for the Tweed Aboriginal community. Support for both elements of the project was obtained from the NSW Aboriginal Fishing Advisory Council (AFAC), the NSW Department of Primary Industries, Fisheries (DPI), the NSW Aboriginal Land Council (NSWALC) and the Indigenous Reference Group to the Fisheries Research and Development Corporation (IRG) and the Tweed Aboriginal community. Application for funding from FRDC was successful and the project commenced in July 2012.

This FRDC funded project, Project No 2012/216, sought to build on an earlier pilot study, Project No. 2009/308 , undertaken in 2010 which examined the nature and dimensions of Aboriginal cultural fishing in the Tweed region of far northern New South Wales . Project No 2012/216 had two elements, the first one sought to adapt the methodology used in the Tweed study to collect data on catch for application in other regions of NSW. The second element sought to build on what had been achieved in the pilot project by facilitating the development of a local Aboriginal fisheries management strategy/plan for the Tweed Aboriginal community. Support for both elements of the project was obtained from the NSW Aboriginal Fishing Advisory Council (AFAC), the NSW Department of Primary Industries, Fisheries (DPI), the NSW Aboriginal Land Council (NSWALC) and the Indigenous Reference Group to the Fisheries Research and Development Corporation (IRG) and the Tweed Aboriginal community. Application for funding from FRDC was successful and the project commenced in July 2012.

This FRDC funded project, Project No 2012/216, sought to build on an earlier pilot study, Project No. 2009/308 , undertaken in 2010 which examined the nature and dimensions of Aboriginal cultural fishing in the Tweed region of far northern New South Wales . Project No 2012/216 had two elements, the first one sought to adapt the methodology used in the Tweed study to collect data on catch for application in other regions of NSW. The second element sought to build on what had been achieved in the pilot project by facilitating the development of a local Aboriginal fisheries management strategy/plan for the Tweed Aboriginal community. Support for both elements of the project was obtained from the NSW Aboriginal Fishing Advisory Council (AFAC), the NSW Department of Primary Industries, Fisheries (DPI), the NSW Aboriginal Land Council (NSWALC) and the Indigenous Reference Group to the Fisheries Research and Development Corporation (IRG) and the Tweed Aboriginal community. Application for funding from FRDC was successful and the project commenced in July 2012.

This FRDC funded project, Project No 2012/216, sought to build on an earlier pilot study, Project No. 2009/308 , undertaken in 2010 which examined the nature and dimensions of Aboriginal cultural fishing in the Tweed region of far northern New South Wales . Project No 2012/216 had two elements, the first one sought to adapt the methodology used in the Tweed study to collect data on catch for application in other regions of NSW. The second element sought to build on what had been achieved in the pilot project by facilitating the development of a local Aboriginal fisheries management strategy/plan for the Tweed Aboriginal community. Support for both elements of the project was obtained from the NSW Aboriginal Fishing Advisory Council (AFAC), the NSW Department of Primary Industries, Fisheries (DPI), the NSW Aboriginal Land Council (NSWALC) and the Indigenous Reference Group to the Fisheries Research and Development Corporation (IRG) and the Tweed Aboriginal community. Application for funding from FRDC was successful and the project commenced in July 2012.

This FRDC funded project, Project No 2012/216, sought to build on an earlier pilot study, Project No. 2009/308 , undertaken in 2010 which examined the nature and dimensions of Aboriginal cultural fishing in the Tweed region of far northern New South Wales . Project No 2012/216 had two elements, the first one sought to adapt the methodology used in the Tweed study to collect data on catch for application in other regions of NSW. The second element sought to build on what had been achieved in the pilot project by facilitating the development of a local Aboriginal fisheries management strategy/plan for the Tweed Aboriginal community. Support for both elements of the project was obtained from the NSW Aboriginal Fishing Advisory Council (AFAC), the NSW Department of Primary Industries, Fisheries (DPI), the NSW Aboriginal Land Council (NSWALC) and the Indigenous Reference Group to the Fisheries Research and Development Corporation (IRG) and the Tweed Aboriginal community. Application for funding from FRDC was successful and the project commenced in July 2012.

This FRDC funded project, Project No 2012/216, sought to build on an earlier pilot study, Project No. 2009/308 , undertaken in 2010 which examined the nature and dimensions of Aboriginal cultural fishing in the Tweed region of far northern New South Wales . Project No 2012/216 had two elements, the first one sought to adapt the methodology used in the Tweed study to collect data on catch for application in other regions of NSW. The second element sought to build on what had been achieved in the pilot project by facilitating the development of a local Aboriginal fisheries management strategy/plan for the Tweed Aboriginal community. Support for both elements of the project was obtained from the NSW Aboriginal Fishing Advisory Council (AFAC), the NSW Department of Primary Industries, Fisheries (DPI), the NSW Aboriginal Land Council (NSWALC) and the Indigenous Reference Group to the Fisheries Research and Development Corporation (IRG) and the Tweed Aboriginal community. Application for funding from FRDC was successful and the project commenced in July 2012.

This FRDC funded project, Project No 2012/216, sought to build on an earlier pilot study, Project No. 2009/308 , undertaken in 2010 which examined the nature and dimensions of Aboriginal cultural fishing in the Tweed region of far northern New South Wales . Project No 2012/216 had two elements, the first one sought to adapt the methodology used in the Tweed study to collect data on catch for application in other regions of NSW. The second element sought to build on what had been achieved in the pilot project by facilitating the development of a local Aboriginal fisheries management strategy/plan for the Tweed Aboriginal community. Support for both elements of the project was obtained from the NSW Aboriginal Fishing Advisory Council (AFAC), the NSW Department of Primary Industries, Fisheries (DPI), the NSW Aboriginal Land Council (NSWALC) and the Indigenous Reference Group to the Fisheries Research and Development Corporation (IRG) and the Tweed Aboriginal community. Application for funding from FRDC was successful and the project commenced in July 2012.

This FRDC funded project, Project No 2012/216, sought to build on an earlier pilot study, Project No. 2009/308 , undertaken in 2010 which examined the nature and dimensions of Aboriginal cultural fishing in the Tweed region of far northern New South Wales . Project No 2012/216 had two elements, the first one sought to adapt the methodology used in the Tweed study to collect data on catch for application in other regions of NSW. The second element sought to build on what had been achieved in the pilot project by facilitating the development of a local Aboriginal fisheries management strategy/plan for the Tweed Aboriginal community. Support for both elements of the project was obtained from the NSW Aboriginal Fishing Advisory Council (AFAC), the NSW Department of Primary Industries, Fisheries (DPI), the NSW Aboriginal Land Council (NSWALC) and the Indigenous Reference Group to the Fisheries Research and Development Corporation (IRG) and the Tweed Aboriginal community. Application for funding from FRDC was successful and the project commenced in July 2012.

This FRDC funded project, Project No 2012/216, sought to build on an earlier pilot study, Project No. 2009/308 , undertaken in 2010 which examined the nature and dimensions of Aboriginal cultural fishing in the Tweed region of far northern New South Wales . Project No 2012/216 had two elements, the first one sought to adapt the methodology used in the Tweed study to collect data on catch for application in other regions of NSW. The second element sought to build on what had been achieved in the pilot project by facilitating the development of a local Aboriginal fisheries management strategy/plan for the Tweed Aboriginal community. Support for both elements of the project was obtained from the NSW Aboriginal Fishing Advisory Council (AFAC), the NSW Department of Primary Industries, Fisheries (DPI), the NSW Aboriginal Land Council (NSWALC) and the Indigenous Reference Group to the Fisheries Research and Development Corporation (IRG) and the Tweed Aboriginal community. Application for funding from FRDC was successful and the project commenced in July 2012.

This FRDC funded project, Project No 2012/216, sought to build on an earlier pilot study, Project No. 2009/308 , undertaken in 2010 which examined the nature and dimensions of Aboriginal cultural fishing in the Tweed region of far northern New South Wales . Project No 2012/216 had two elements, the first one sought to adapt the methodology used in the Tweed study to collect data on catch for application in other regions of NSW. The second element sought to build on what had been achieved in the pilot project by facilitating the development of a local Aboriginal fisheries management strategy/plan for the Tweed Aboriginal community. Support for both elements of the project was obtained from the NSW Aboriginal Fishing Advisory Council (AFAC), the NSW Department of Primary Industries, Fisheries (DPI), the NSW Aboriginal Land Council (NSWALC) and the Indigenous Reference Group to the Fisheries Research and Development Corporation (IRG) and the Tweed Aboriginal community. Application for funding from FRDC was successful and the project commenced in July 2012.

This FRDC funded project, Project No 2012/216, sought to build on an earlier pilot study, Project No. 2009/308 , undertaken in 2010 which examined the nature and dimensions of Aboriginal cultural fishing in the Tweed region of far northern New South Wales . Project No 2012/216 had two elements, the first one sought to adapt the methodology used in the Tweed study to collect data on catch for application in other regions of NSW. The second element sought to build on what had been achieved in the pilot project by facilitating the development of a local Aboriginal fisheries management strategy/plan for the Tweed Aboriginal community. Support for both elements of the project was obtained from the NSW Aboriginal Fishing Advisory Council (AFAC), the NSW Department of Primary Industries, Fisheries (DPI), the NSW Aboriginal Land Council (NSWALC) and the Indigenous Reference Group to the Fisheries Research and Development Corporation (IRG) and the Tweed Aboriginal community. Application for funding from FRDC was successful and the project commenced in July 2012.

This FRDC funded project, Project No 2012/216, sought to build on an earlier pilot study, Project No. 2009/308 , undertaken in 2010 which examined the nature and dimensions of Aboriginal cultural fishing in the Tweed region of far northern New South Wales . Project No 2012/216 had two elements, the first one sought to adapt the methodology used in the Tweed study to collect data on catch for application in other regions of NSW. The second element sought to build on what had been achieved in the pilot project by facilitating the development of a local Aboriginal fisheries management strategy/plan for the Tweed Aboriginal community. Support for both elements of the project was obtained from the NSW Aboriginal Fishing Advisory Council (AFAC), the NSW Department of Primary Industries, Fisheries (DPI), the NSW Aboriginal Land Council (NSWALC) and the Indigenous Reference Group to the Fisheries Research and Development Corporation (IRG) and the Tweed Aboriginal community. Application for funding from FRDC was successful and the project commenced in July 2012.

This FRDC funded project, Project No 2012/216, sought to build on an earlier pilot study, Project No. 2009/308 , undertaken in 2010 which examined the nature and dimensions of Aboriginal cultural fishing in the Tweed region of far northern New South Wales . Project No 2012/216 had two elements, the first one sought to adapt the methodology used in the Tweed study to collect data on catch for application in other regions of NSW. The second element sought to build on what had been achieved in the pilot project by facilitating the development of a local Aboriginal fisheries management strategy/plan for the Tweed Aboriginal community. Support for both elements of the project was obtained from the NSW Aboriginal Fishing Advisory Council (AFAC), the NSW Department of Primary Industries, Fisheries (DPI), the NSW Aboriginal Land Council (NSWALC) and the Indigenous Reference Group to the Fisheries Research and Development Corporation (IRG) and the Tweed Aboriginal community. Application for funding from FRDC was successful and the project commenced in July 2012.

This FRDC funded project, Project No 2012/216, sought to build on an earlier pilot study, Project No. 2009/308 , undertaken in 2010 which examined the nature and dimensions of Aboriginal cultural fishing in the Tweed region of far northern New South Wales . Project No 2012/216 had two elements, the first one sought to adapt the methodology used in the Tweed study to collect data on catch for application in other regions of NSW. The second element sought to build on what had been achieved in the pilot project by facilitating the development of a local Aboriginal fisheries management strategy/plan for the Tweed Aboriginal community. Support for both elements of the project was obtained from the NSW Aboriginal Fishing Advisory Council (AFAC), the NSW Department of Primary Industries, Fisheries (DPI), the NSW Aboriginal Land Council (NSWALC) and the Indigenous Reference Group to the Fisheries Research and Development Corporation (IRG) and the Tweed Aboriginal community. Application for funding from FRDC was successful and the project commenced in July 2012.

This FRDC funded project, Project No 2012/216, sought to build on an earlier pilot study, Project No. 2009/308 , undertaken in 2010 which examined the nature and dimensions of Aboriginal cultural fishing in the Tweed region of far northern New South Wales . Project No 2012/216 had two elements, the first one sought to adapt the methodology used in the Tweed study to collect data on catch for application in other regions of NSW. The second element sought to build on what had been achieved in the pilot project by facilitating the development of a local Aboriginal fisheries management strategy/plan for the Tweed Aboriginal community. Support for both elements of the project was obtained from the NSW Aboriginal Fishing Advisory Council (AFAC), the NSW Department of Primary Industries, Fisheries (DPI), the NSW Aboriginal Land Council (NSWALC) and the Indigenous Reference Group to the Fisheries Research and Development Corporation (IRG) and the Tweed Aboriginal community. Application for funding from FRDC was successful and the project commenced in July 2012.

This FRDC funded project, Project No 2012/216, sought to build on an earlier pilot study, Project No. 2009/308 , undertaken in 2010 which examined the nature and dimensions of Aboriginal cultural fishing in the Tweed region of far northern New South Wales . Project No 2012/216 had two elements, the first one sought to adapt the methodology used in the Tweed study to collect data on catch for application in other regions of NSW. The second element sought to build on what had been achieved in the pilot project by facilitating the development of a local Aboriginal fisheries management strategy/plan for the Tweed Aboriginal community. Support for both elements of the project was obtained from the NSW Aboriginal Fishing Advisory Council (AFAC), the NSW Department of Primary Industries, Fisheries (DPI), the NSW Aboriginal Land Council (NSWALC) and the Indigenous Reference Group to the Fisheries Research and Development Corporation (IRG) and the Tweed Aboriginal community. Application for funding from FRDC was successful and the project commenced in July 2012.

This FRDC funded project, Project No 2012/216, sought to build on an earlier pilot study, Project No. 2009/308 , undertaken in 2010 which examined the nature and dimensions of Aboriginal cultural fishing in the Tweed region of far northern New South Wales . Project No 2012/216 had two elements, the first one sought to adapt the methodology used in the Tweed study to collect data on catch for application in other regions of NSW. The second element sought to build on what had been achieved in the pilot project by facilitating the development of a local Aboriginal fisheries management strategy/plan for the Tweed Aboriginal community. Support for both elements of the project was obtained from the NSW Aboriginal Fishing Advisory Council (AFAC), the NSW Department of Primary Industries, Fisheries (DPI), the NSW Aboriginal Land Council (NSWALC) and the Indigenous Reference Group to the Fisheries Research and Development Corporation (IRG) and the Tweed Aboriginal community. Application for funding from FRDC was successful and the project commenced in July 2012.

This FRDC funded project, Project No 2012/216, sought to build on an earlier pilot study, Project No. 2009/308 , undertaken in 2010 which examined the nature and dimensions of Aboriginal cultural fishing in the Tweed region of far northern New South Wales . Project No 2012/216 had two elements, the first one sought to adapt the methodology used in the Tweed study to collect data on catch for application in other regions of NSW. The second element sought to build on what had been achieved in the pilot project by facilitating the development of a local Aboriginal fisheries management strategy/plan for the Tweed Aboriginal community. Support for both elements of the project was obtained from the NSW Aboriginal Fishing Advisory Council (AFAC), the NSW Department of Primary Industries, Fisheries (DPI), the NSW Aboriginal Land Council (NSWALC) and the Indigenous Reference Group to the Fisheries Research and Development Corporation (IRG) and the Tweed Aboriginal community. Application for funding from FRDC was successful and the project commenced in July 2012.

This FRDC funded project, Project No 2012/216, sought to build on an earlier pilot study, Project No. 2009/308 , undertaken in 2010 which examined the nature and dimensions of Aboriginal cultural fishing in the Tweed region of far northern New South Wales . Project No 2012/216 had two elements, the first one sought to adapt the methodology used in the Tweed study to collect data on catch for application in other regions of NSW. The second element sought to build on what had been achieved in the pilot project by facilitating the development of a local Aboriginal fisheries management strategy/plan for the Tweed Aboriginal community. Support for both elements of the project was obtained from the NSW Aboriginal Fishing Advisory Council (AFAC), the NSW Department of Primary Industries, Fisheries (DPI), the NSW Aboriginal Land Council (NSWALC) and the Indigenous Reference Group to the Fisheries Research and Development Corporation (IRG) and the Tweed Aboriginal community. Application for funding from FRDC was successful and the project commenced in July 2012.

This FRDC funded project, Project No 2012/216, sought to build on an earlier pilot study, Project No. 2009/308 , undertaken in 2010 which examined the nature and dimensions of Aboriginal cultural fishing in the Tweed region of far northern New South Wales . Project No 2012/216 had two elements, the first one sought to adapt the methodology used in the Tweed study to collect data on catch for application in other regions of NSW. The second element sought to build on what had been achieved in the pilot project by facilitating the development of a local Aboriginal fisheries management strategy/plan for the Tweed Aboriginal community. Support for both elements of the project was obtained from the NSW Aboriginal Fishing Advisory Council (AFAC), the NSW Department of Primary Industries, Fisheries (DPI), the NSW Aboriginal Land Council (NSWALC) and the Indigenous Reference Group to the Fisheries Research and Development Corporation (IRG) and the Tweed Aboriginal community. Application for funding from FRDC was successful and the project commenced in July 2012.

This FRDC funded project, Project No 2012/216, sought to build on an earlier pilot study, Project No. 2009/308 , undertaken in 2010 which examined the nature and dimensions of Aboriginal cultural fishing in the Tweed region of far northern New South Wales . Project No 2012/216 had two elements, the first one sought to adapt the methodology used in the Tweed study to collect data on catch for application in other regions of NSW. The second element sought to build on what had been achieved in the pilot project by facilitating the development of a local Aboriginal fisheries management strategy/plan for the Tweed Aboriginal community. Support for both elements of the project was obtained from the NSW Aboriginal Fishing Advisory Council (AFAC), the NSW Department of Primary Industries, Fisheries (DPI), the NSW Aboriginal Land Council (NSWALC) and the Indigenous Reference Group to the Fisheries Research and Development Corporation (IRG) and the Tweed Aboriginal community. Application for funding from FRDC was successful and the project commenced in July 2012.

This FRDC funded project, Project No 2012/216, sought to build on an earlier pilot study, Project No. 2009/308 , undertaken in 2010 which examined the nature and dimensions of Aboriginal cultural fishing in the Tweed region of far northern New South Wales . Project No 2012/216 had two elements, the first one sought to adapt the methodology used in the Tweed study to collect data on catch for application in other regions of NSW. The second element sought to build on what had been achieved in the pilot project by facilitating the development of a local Aboriginal fisheries management strategy/plan for the Tweed Aboriginal community. Support for both elements of the project was obtained from the NSW Aboriginal Fishing Advisory Council (AFAC), the NSW Department of Primary Industries, Fisheries (DPI), the NSW Aboriginal Land Council (NSWALC) and the Indigenous Reference Group to the Fisheries Research and Development Corporation (IRG) and the Tweed Aboriginal community. Application for funding from FRDC was successful and the project commenced in July 2012.

This FRDC funded project, Project No 2012/216, sought to build on an earlier pilot study, Project No. 2009/308 , undertaken in 2010 which examined the nature and dimensions of Aboriginal cultural fishing in the Tweed region of far northern New South Wales . Project No 2012/216 had two elements, the first one sought to adapt the methodology used in the Tweed study to collect data on catch for application in other regions of NSW. The second element sought to build on what had been achieved in the pilot project by facilitating the development of a local Aboriginal fisheries management strategy/plan for the Tweed Aboriginal community. Support for both elements of the project was obtained from the NSW Aboriginal Fishing Advisory Council (AFAC), the NSW Department of Primary Industries, Fisheries (DPI), the NSW Aboriginal Land Council (NSWALC) and the Indigenous Reference Group to the Fisheries Research and Development Corporation (IRG) and the Tweed Aboriginal community. Application for funding from FRDC was successful and the project commenced in July 2012.

This FRDC funded project, Project No 2012/216, sought to build on an earlier pilot study, Project No. 2009/308 , undertaken in 2010 which examined the nature and dimensions of Aboriginal cultural fishing in the Tweed region of far northern New South Wales . Project No 2012/216 had two elements, the first one sought to adapt the methodology used in the Tweed study to collect data on catch for application in other regions of NSW. The second element sought to build on what had been achieved in the pilot project by facilitating the development of a local Aboriginal fisheries management strategy/plan for the Tweed Aboriginal community. Support for both elements of the project was obtained from the NSW Aboriginal Fishing Advisory Council (AFAC), the NSW Department of Primary Industries, Fisheries (DPI), the NSW Aboriginal Land Council (NSWALC) and the Indigenous Reference Group to the Fisheries Research and Development Corporation (IRG) and the Tweed Aboriginal community. Application for funding from FRDC was successful and the project commenced in July 2012.

This FRDC funded project, Project No 2012/216, sought to build on an earlier pilot study, Project No. 2009/308 , undertaken in 2010 which examined the nature and dimensions of Aboriginal cultural fishing in the Tweed region of far northern New South Wales . Project No 2012/216 had two elements, the first one sought to adapt the methodology used in the Tweed study to collect data on catch for application in other regions of NSW. The second element sought to build on what had been achieved in the pilot project by facilitating the development of a local Aboriginal fisheries management strategy/plan for the Tweed Aboriginal community. Support for both elements of the project was obtained from the NSW Aboriginal Fishing Advisory Council (AFAC), the NSW Department of Primary Industries, Fisheries (DPI), the NSW Aboriginal Land Council (NSWALC) and the Indigenous Reference Group to the Fisheries Research and Development Corporation (IRG) and the Tweed Aboriginal community. Application for funding from FRDC was successful and the project commenced in July 2012.

This FRDC funded project, Project No 2012/216, sought to build on an earlier pilot study, Project No. 2009/308 , undertaken in 2010 which examined the nature and dimensions of Aboriginal cultural fishing in the Tweed region of far northern New South Wales . Project No 2012/216 had two elements, the first one sought to adapt the methodology used in the Tweed study to collect data on catch for application in other regions of NSW. The second element sought to build on what had been achieved in the pilot project by facilitating the development of a local Aboriginal fisheries management strategy/plan for the Tweed Aboriginal community. Support for both elements of the project was obtained from the NSW Aboriginal Fishing Advisory Council (AFAC), the NSW Department of Primary Industries, Fisheries (DPI), the NSW Aboriginal Land Council (NSWALC) and the Indigenous Reference Group to the Fisheries Research and Development Corporation (IRG) and the Tweed Aboriginal community. Application for funding from FRDC was successful and the project commenced in July 2012.

This FRDC funded project, Project No 2012/216, sought to build on an earlier pilot study, Project No. 2009/308 , undertaken in 2010 which examined the nature and dimensions of Aboriginal cultural fishing in the Tweed region of far northern New South Wales . Project No 2012/216 had two elements, the first one sought to adapt the methodology used in the Tweed study to collect data on catch for application in other regions of NSW. The second element sought to build on what had been achieved in the pilot project by facilitating the development of a local Aboriginal fisheries management strategy/plan for the Tweed Aboriginal community. Support for both elements of the project was obtained from the NSW Aboriginal Fishing Advisory Council (AFAC), the NSW Department of Primary Industries, Fisheries (DPI), the NSW Aboriginal Land Council (NSWALC) and the Indigenous Reference Group to the Fisheries Research and Development Corporation (IRG) and the Tweed Aboriginal community. Application for funding from FRDC was successful and the project commenced in July 2012.

This FRDC funded project, Project No 2012/216, sought to build on an earlier pilot study, Project No. 2009/308 , undertaken in 2010 which examined the nature and dimensions of Aboriginal cultural fishing in the Tweed region of far northern New South Wales . Project No 2012/216 had two elements, the first one sought to adapt the methodology used in the Tweed study to collect data on catch for application in other regions of NSW. The second element sought to build on what had been achieved in the pilot project by facilitating the development of a local Aboriginal fisheries management strategy/plan for the Tweed Aboriginal community. Support for both elements of the project was obtained from the NSW Aboriginal Fishing Advisory Council (AFAC), the NSW Department of Primary Industries, Fisheries (DPI), the NSW Aboriginal Land Council (NSWALC) and the Indigenous Reference Group to the Fisheries Research and Development Corporation (IRG) and the Tweed Aboriginal community. Application for funding from FRDC was successful and the project commenced in July 2012.

This FRDC funded project, Project No 2012/216, sought to build on an earlier pilot study, Project No. 2009/308 , undertaken in 2010 which examined the nature and dimensions of Aboriginal cultural fishing in the Tweed region of far northern New South Wales . Project No 2012/216 had two elements, the first one sought to adapt the methodology used in the Tweed study to collect data on catch for application in other regions of NSW. The second element sought to build on what had been achieved in the pilot project by facilitating the development of a local Aboriginal fisheries management strategy/plan for the Tweed Aboriginal community. Support for both elements of the project was obtained from the NSW Aboriginal Fishing Advisory Council (AFAC), the NSW Department of Primary Industries, Fisheries (DPI), the NSW Aboriginal Land Council (NSWALC) and the Indigenous Reference Group to the Fisheries Research and Development Corporation (IRG) and the Tweed Aboriginal community. Application for funding from FRDC was successful and the project commenced in July 2012.

This FRDC funded project, Project No 2012/216, sought to build on an earlier pilot study, Project No. 2009/308 , undertaken in 2010 which examined the nature and dimensions of Aboriginal cultural fishing in the Tweed region of far northern New South Wales . Project No 2012/216 had two elements, the first one sought to adapt the methodology used in the Tweed study to collect data on catch for application in other regions of NSW. The second element sought to build on what had been achieved in the pilot project by facilitating the development of a local Aboriginal fisheries management strategy/plan for the Tweed Aboriginal community. Support for both elements of the project was obtained from the NSW Aboriginal Fishing Advisory Council (AFAC), the NSW Department of Primary Industries, Fisheries (DPI), the NSW Aboriginal Land Council (NSWALC) and the Indigenous Reference Group to the Fisheries Research and Development Corporation (IRG) and the Tweed Aboriginal community. Application for funding from FRDC was successful and the project commenced in July 2012.

This FRDC funded project, Project No 2012/216, sought to build on an earlier pilot study, Project No. 2009/308 , undertaken in 2010 which examined the nature and dimensions of Aboriginal cultural fishing in the Tweed region of far northern New South Wales . Project No 2012/216 had two elements, the first one sought to adapt the methodology used in the Tweed study to collect data on catch for application in other regions of NSW. The second element sought to build on what had been achieved in the pilot project by facilitating the development of a local Aboriginal fisheries management strategy/plan for the Tweed Aboriginal community. Support for both elements of the project was obtained from the NSW Aboriginal Fishing Advisory Council (AFAC), the NSW Department of Primary Industries, Fisheries (DPI), the NSW Aboriginal Land Council (NSWALC) and the Indigenous Reference Group to the Fisheries Research and Development Corporation (IRG) and the Tweed Aboriginal community. Application for funding from FRDC was successful and the project commenced in July 2012.

This FRDC funded project, Project No 2012/216, sought to build on an earlier pilot study, Project No. 2009/308 , undertaken in 2010 which examined the nature and dimensions of Aboriginal cultural fishing in the Tweed region of far northern New South Wales . Project No 2012/216 had two elements, the first one sought to adapt the methodology used in the Tweed study to collect data on catch for application in other regions of NSW. The second element sought to build on what had been achieved in the pilot project by facilitating the development of a local Aboriginal fisheries management strategy/plan for the Tweed Aboriginal community. Support for both elements of the project was obtained from the NSW Aboriginal Fishing Advisory Council (AFAC), the NSW Department of Primary Industries, Fisheries (DPI), the NSW Aboriginal Land Council (NSWALC) and the Indigenous Reference Group to the Fisheries Research and Development Corporation (IRG) and the Tweed Aboriginal community. Application for funding from FRDC was successful and the project commenced in July 2012.

This FRDC funded project, Project No 2012/216, sought to build on an earlier pilot study, Project No. 2009/308 , undertaken in 2010 which examined the nature and dimensions of Aboriginal cultural fishing in the Tweed region of far northern New South Wales . Project No 2012/216 had two elements, the first one sought to adapt the methodology used in the Tweed study to collect data on catch for application in other regions of NSW. The second element sought to build on what had been achieved in the pilot project by facilitating the development of a local Aboriginal fisheries management strategy/plan for the Tweed Aboriginal community. Support for both elements of the project was obtained from the NSW Aboriginal Fishing Advisory Council (AFAC), the NSW Department of Primary Industries, Fisheries (DPI), the NSW Aboriginal Land Council (NSWALC) and the Indigenous Reference Group to the Fisheries Research and Development Corporation (IRG) and the Tweed Aboriginal community. Application for funding from FRDC was successful and the project commenced in July 2012.

This FRDC funded project, Project No 2012/216, sought to build on an earlier pilot study, Project No. 2009/308 , undertaken in 2010 which examined the nature and dimensions of Aboriginal cultural fishing in the Tweed region of far northern New South Wales . Project No 2012/216 had two elements, the first one sought to adapt the methodology used in the Tweed study to collect data on catch for application in other regions of NSW. The second element sought to build on what had been achieved in the pilot project by facilitating the development of a local Aboriginal fisheries management strategy/plan for the Tweed Aboriginal community. Support for both elements of the project was obtained from the NSW Aboriginal Fishing Advisory Council (AFAC), the NSW Department of Primary Industries, Fisheries (DPI), the NSW Aboriginal Land Council (NSWALC) and the Indigenous Reference Group to the Fisheries Research and Development Corporation (IRG) and the Tweed Aboriginal community. Application for funding from FRDC was successful and the project commenced in July 2012.

This FRDC funded project, Project No 2012/216, sought to build on an earlier pilot study, Project No. 2009/308 , undertaken in 2010 which examined the nature and dimensions of Aboriginal cultural fishing in the Tweed region of far northern New South Wales . Project No 2012/216 had two elements, the first one sought to adapt the methodology used in the Tweed study to collect data on catch for application in other regions of NSW. The second element sought to build on what had been achieved in the pilot project by facilitating the development of a local Aboriginal fisheries management strategy/plan for the Tweed Aboriginal community. Support for both elements of the project was obtained from the NSW Aboriginal Fishing Advisory Council (AFAC), the NSW Department of Primary Industries, Fisheries (DPI), the NSW Aboriginal Land Council (NSWALC) and the Indigenous Reference Group to the Fisheries Research and Development Corporation (IRG) and the Tweed Aboriginal community. Application for funding from FRDC was successful and the project commenced in July 2012.

This FRDC funded project, Project No 2012/216, sought to build on an earlier pilot study, Project No. 2009/308 , undertaken in 2010 which examined the nature and dimensions of Aboriginal cultural fishing in the Tweed region of far northern New South Wales . Project No 2012/216 had two elements, the first one sought to adapt the methodology used in the Tweed study to collect data on catch for application in other regions of NSW. The second element sought to build on what had been achieved in the pilot project by facilitating the development of a local Aboriginal fisheries management strategy/plan for the Tweed Aboriginal community. Support for both elements of the project was obtained from the NSW Aboriginal Fishing Advisory Council (AFAC), the NSW Department of Primary Industries, Fisheries (DPI), the NSW Aboriginal Land Council (NSWALC) and the Indigenous Reference Group to the Fisheries Research and Development Corporation (IRG) and the Tweed Aboriginal community. Application for funding from FRDC was successful and the project commenced in July 2012.

This FRDC funded project, Project No 2012/216, sought to build on an earlier pilot study, Project No. 2009/308 , undertaken in 2010 which examined the nature and dimensions of Aboriginal cultural fishing in the Tweed region of far northern New South Wales . Project No 2012/216 had two elements, the first one sought to adapt the methodology used in the Tweed study to collect data on catch for application in other regions of NSW. The second element sought to build on what had been achieved in the pilot project by facilitating the development of a local Aboriginal fisheries management strategy/plan for the Tweed Aboriginal community. Support for both elements of the project was obtained from the NSW Aboriginal Fishing Advisory Council (AFAC), the NSW Department of Primary Industries, Fisheries (DPI), the NSW Aboriginal Land Council (NSWALC) and the Indigenous Reference Group to the Fisheries Research and Development Corporation (IRG) and the Tweed Aboriginal community. Application for funding from FRDC was successful and the project commenced in July 2012.

This FRDC funded project, Project No 2012/216, sought to build on an earlier pilot study, Project No. 2009/308 , undertaken in 2010 which examined the nature and dimensions of Aboriginal cultural fishing in the Tweed region of far northern New South Wales . Project No 2012/216 had two elements, the first one sought to adapt the methodology used in the Tweed study to collect data on catch for application in other regions of NSW. The second element sought to build on what had been achieved in the pilot project by facilitating the development of a local Aboriginal fisheries management strategy/plan for the Tweed Aboriginal community. Support for both elements of the project was obtained from the NSW Aboriginal Fishing Advisory Council (AFAC), the NSW Department of Primary Industries, Fisheries (DPI), the NSW Aboriginal Land Council (NSWALC) and the Indigenous Reference Group to the Fisheries Research and Development Corporation (IRG) and the Tweed Aboriginal community. Application for funding from FRDC was successful and the project commenced in July 2012.

This FRDC funded project, Project No 2012/216, sought to build on an earlier pilot study, Project No. 2009/308 , undertaken in 2010 which examined the nature and dimensions of Aboriginal cultural fishing in the Tweed region of far northern New South Wales . Project No 2012/216 had two elements, the first one sought to adapt the methodology used in the Tweed study to collect data on catch for application in other regions of NSW. The second element sought to build on what had been achieved in the pilot project by facilitating the development of a local Aboriginal fisheries management strategy/plan for the Tweed Aboriginal community. Support for both elements of the project was obtained from the NSW Aboriginal Fishing Advisory Council (AFAC), the NSW Department of Primary Industries, Fisheries (DPI), the NSW Aboriginal Land Council (NSWALC) and the Indigenous Reference Group to the Fisheries Research and Development Corporation (IRG) and the Tweed Aboriginal community. Application for funding from FRDC was successful and the project commenced in July 2012.

This FRDC funded project, Project No 2012/216, sought to build on an earlier pilot study, Project No. 2009/308 , undertaken in 2010 which examined the nature and dimensions of Aboriginal cultural fishing in the Tweed region of far northern New South Wales . Project No 2012/216 had two elements, the first one sought to adapt the methodology used in the Tweed study to collect data on catch for application in other regions of NSW. The second element sought to build on what had been achieved in the pilot project by facilitating the development of a local Aboriginal fisheries management strategy/plan for the Tweed Aboriginal community. Support for both elements of the project was obtained from the NSW Aboriginal Fishing Advisory Council (AFAC), the NSW Department of Primary Industries, Fisheries (DPI), the NSW Aboriginal Land Council (NSWALC) and the Indigenous Reference Group to the Fisheries Research and Development Corporation (IRG) and the Tweed Aboriginal community. Application for funding from FRDC was successful and the project commenced in July 2012.

This FRDC funded project, Project No 2012/216, sought to build on an earlier pilot study, Project No. 2009/308 , undertaken in 2010 which examined the nature and dimensions of Aboriginal cultural fishing in the Tweed region of far northern New South Wales . Project No 2012/216 had two elements, the first one sought to adapt the methodology used in the Tweed study to collect data on catch for application in other regions of NSW. The second element sought to build on what had been achieved in the pilot project by facilitating the development of a local Aboriginal fisheries management strategy/plan for the Tweed Aboriginal community. Support for both elements of the project was obtained from the NSW Aboriginal Fishing Advisory Council (AFAC), the NSW Department of Primary Industries, Fisheries (DPI), the NSW Aboriginal Land Council (NSWALC) and the Indigenous Reference Group to the Fisheries Research and Development Corporation (IRG) and the Tweed Aboriginal community. Application for funding from FRDC was successful and the project commenced in July 2012.

This FRDC funded project, Project No 2012/216, sought to build on an earlier pilot study, Project No. 2009/308 , undertaken in 2010 which examined the nature and dimensions of Aboriginal cultural fishing in the Tweed region of far northern New South Wales . Project No 2012/216 had two elements, the first one sought to adapt the methodology used in the Tweed study to collect data on catch for application in other regions of NSW. The second element sought to build on what had been achieved in the pilot project by facilitating the development of a local Aboriginal fisheries management strategy/plan for the Tweed Aboriginal community. Support for both elements of the project was obtained from the NSW Aboriginal Fishing Advisory Council (AFAC), the NSW Department of Primary Industries, Fisheries (DPI), the NSW Aboriginal Land Council (NSWALC) and the Indigenous Reference Group to the Fisheries Research and Development Corporation (IRG) and the Tweed Aboriginal community. Application for funding from FRDC was successful and the project commenced in July 2012.

This FRDC funded project, Project No 2012/216, sought to build on an earlier pilot study, Project No. 2009/308 , undertaken in 2010 which examined the nature and dimensions of Aboriginal cultural fishing in the Tweed region of far northern New South Wales . Project No 2012/216 had two elements, the first one sought to adapt the methodology used in the Tweed study to collect data on catch for application in other regions of NSW. The second element sought to build on what had been achieved in the pilot project by facilitating the development of a local Aboriginal fisheries management strategy/plan for the Tweed Aboriginal community. Support for both elements of the project was obtained from the NSW Aboriginal Fishing Advisory Council (AFAC), the NSW Department of Primary Industries, Fisheries (DPI), the NSW Aboriginal Land Council (NSWALC) and the Indigenous Reference Group to the Fisheries Research and Development Corporation (IRG) and the Tweed Aboriginal community. Application for funding from FRDC was successful and the project commenced in July 2012.

This FRDC funded project, Project No 2012/216, sought to build on an earlier pilot study, Project No. 2009/308 , undertaken in 2010 which examined the nature and dimensions of Aboriginal cultural fishing in the Tweed region of far northern New South Wales . Project No 2012/216 had two elements, the first one sought to adapt the methodology used in the Tweed study to collect data on catch for application in other regions of NSW. The second element sought to build on what had been achieved in the pilot project by facilitating the development of a local Aboriginal fisheries management strategy/plan for the Tweed Aboriginal community. Support for both elements of the project was obtained from the NSW Aboriginal Fishing Advisory Council (AFAC), the NSW Department of Primary Industries, Fisheries (DPI), the NSW Aboriginal Land Council (NSWALC) and the Indigenous Reference Group to the Fisheries Research and Development Corporation (IRG) and the Tweed Aboriginal community. Application for funding from FRDC was successful and the project commenced in July 2012.

This FRDC funded project, Project No 2012/216, sought to build on an earlier pilot study, Project No. 2009/308 , undertaken in 2010 which examined the nature and dimensions of Aboriginal cultural fishing in the Tweed region of far northern New South Wales . Project No 2012/216 had two elements, the first one sought to adapt the methodology used in the Tweed study to collect data on catch for application in other regions of NSW. The second element sought to build on what had been achieved in the pilot project by facilitating the development of a local Aboriginal fisheries management strategy/plan for the Tweed Aboriginal community. Support for both elements of the project was obtained from the NSW Aboriginal Fishing Advisory Council (AFAC), the NSW Department of Primary Industries, Fisheries (DPI), the NSW Aboriginal Land Council (NSWALC) and the Indigenous Reference Group to the Fisheries Research and Development Corporation (IRG) and the Tweed Aboriginal community. Application for funding from FRDC was successful and the project commenced in July 2012.

This FRDC funded project, Project No 2012/216, sought to build on an earlier pilot study, Project No. 2009/308 , undertaken in 2010 which examined the nature and dimensions of Aboriginal cultural fishing in the Tweed region of far northern New South Wales . Project No 2012/216 had two elements, the first one sought to adapt the methodology used in the Tweed study to collect data on catch for application in other regions of NSW. The second element sought to build on what had been achieved in the pilot project by facilitating the development of a local Aboriginal fisheries management strategy/plan for the Tweed Aboriginal community. Support for both elements of the project was obtained from the NSW Aboriginal Fishing Advisory Council (AFAC), the NSW Department of Primary Industries, Fisheries (DPI), the NSW Aboriginal Land Council (NSWALC) and the Indigenous Reference Group to the Fisheries Research and Development Corporation (IRG) and the Tweed Aboriginal community. Application for funding from FRDC was successful and the project commenced in July 2012.

This FRDC funded project, Project No 2012/216, sought to build on an earlier pilot study, Project No. 2009/308 , undertaken in 2010 which examined the nature and dimensions of Aboriginal cultural fishing in the Tweed region of far northern New South Wales . Project No 2012/216 had two elements, the first one sought to adapt the methodology used in the Tweed study to collect data on catch for application in other regions of NSW. The second element sought to build on what had been achieved in the pilot project by facilitating the development of a local Aboriginal fisheries management strategy/plan for the Tweed Aboriginal community. Support for both elements of the project was obtained from the NSW Aboriginal Fishing Advisory Council (AFAC), the NSW Department of Primary Industries, Fisheries (DPI), the NSW Aboriginal Land Council (NSWALC) and the Indigenous Reference Group to the Fisheries Research and Development Corporation (IRG) and the Tweed Aboriginal community. Application for funding from FRDC was successful and the project commenced in July 2012.

This FRDC funded project, Project No 2012/216, sought to build on an earlier pilot study, Project No. 2009/308 , undertaken in 2010 which examined the nature and dimensions of Aboriginal cultural fishing in the Tweed region of far northern New South Wales . Project No 2012/216 had two elements, the first one sought to adapt the methodology used in the Tweed study to collect data on catch for application in other regions of NSW. The second element sought to build on what had been achieved in the pilot project by facilitating the development of a local Aboriginal fisheries management strategy/plan for the Tweed Aboriginal community. Support for both elements of the project was obtained from the NSW Aboriginal Fishing Advisory Council (AFAC), the NSW Department of Primary Industries, Fisheries (DPI), the NSW Aboriginal Land Council (NSWALC) and the Indigenous Reference Group to the Fisheries Research and Development Corporation (IRG) and the Tweed Aboriginal community. Application for funding from FRDC was successful and the project commenced in July 2012.

This FRDC funded project, Project No 2012/216, sought to build on an earlier pilot study, Project No. 2009/308 , undertaken in 2010 which examined the nature and dimensions of Aboriginal cultural fishing in the Tweed region of far northern New South Wales . Project No 2012/216 had two elements, the first one sought to adapt the methodology used in the Tweed study to collect data on catch for application in other regions of NSW. The second element sought to build on what had been achieved in the pilot project by facilitating the development of a local Aboriginal fisheries management strategy/plan for the Tweed Aboriginal community. Support for both elements of the project was obtained from the NSW Aboriginal Fishing Advisory Council (AFAC), the NSW Department of Primary Industries, Fisheries (DPI), the NSW Aboriginal Land Council (NSWALC) and the Indigenous Reference Group to the Fisheries Research and Development Corporation (IRG) and the Tweed Aboriginal community. Application for funding from FRDC was successful and the project commenced in July 2012.

This FRDC funded project, Project No 2012/216, sought to build on an earlier pilot study, Project No. 2009/308 , undertaken in 2010 which examined the nature and dimensions of Aboriginal cultural fishing in the Tweed region of far northern New South Wales . Project No 2012/216 had two elements, the first one sought to adapt the methodology used in the Tweed study to collect data on catch for application in other regions of NSW. The second element sought to build on what had been achieved in the pilot project by facilitating the development of a local Aboriginal fisheries management strategy/plan for the Tweed Aboriginal community. Support for both elements of the project was obtained from the NSW Aboriginal Fishing Advisory Council (AFAC), the NSW Department of Primary Industries, Fisheries (DPI), the NSW Aboriginal Land Council (NSWALC) and the Indigenous Reference Group to the Fisheries Research and Development Corporation (IRG) and the Tweed Aboriginal community. Application for funding from FRDC was successful and the project commenced in July 2012.

This FRDC funded project, Project No 2012/216, sought to build on an earlier pilot study, Project No. 2009/308 , undertaken in 2010 which examined the nature and dimensions of Aboriginal cultural fishing in the Tweed region of far northern New South Wales . Project No 2012/216 had two elements, the first one sought to adapt the methodology used in the Tweed study to collect data on catch for application in other regions of NSW. The second element sought to build on what had been achieved in the pilot project by facilitating the development of a local Aboriginal fisheries management strategy/plan for the Tweed Aboriginal community. Support for both elements of the project was obtained from the NSW Aboriginal Fishing Advisory Council (AFAC), the NSW Department of Primary Industries, Fisheries (DPI), the NSW Aboriginal Land Council (NSWALC) and the Indigenous Reference Group to the Fisheries Research and Development Corporation (IRG) and the Tweed Aboriginal community. Application for funding from FRDC was successful and the project commenced in July 2012.

This FRDC funded project, Project No 2012/216, sought to build on an earlier pilot study, Project No. 2009/308 , undertaken in 2010 which examined the nature and dimensions of Aboriginal cultural fishing in the Tweed region of far northern New South Wales . Project No 2012/216 had two elements, the first one sought to adapt the methodology used in the Tweed study to collect data on catch for application in other regions of NSW. The second element sought to build on what had been achieved in the pilot project by facilitating the development of a local Aboriginal fisheries management strategy/plan for the Tweed Aboriginal community. Support for both elements of the project was obtained from the NSW Aboriginal Fishing Advisory Council (AFAC), the NSW Department of Primary Industries, Fisheries (DPI), the NSW Aboriginal Land Council (NSWALC) and the Indigenous Reference Group to the Fisheries Research and Development Corporation (IRG) and the Tweed Aboriginal community. Application for funding from FRDC was successful and the project commenced in July 2012.

This FRDC funded project, Project No 2012/216, sought to build on an earlier pilot study, Project No. 2009/308 , undertaken in 2010 which examined the nature and dimensions of Aboriginal cultural fishing in the Tweed region of far northern New South Wales . Project No 2012/216 had two elements, the first one sought to adapt the methodology used in the Tweed study to collect data on catch for application in other regions of NSW. The second element sought to build on what had been achieved in the pilot project by facilitating the development of a local Aboriginal fisheries management strategy/plan for the Tweed Aboriginal community. Support for both elements of the project was obtained from the NSW Aboriginal Fishing Advisory Council (AFAC), the NSW Department of Primary Industries, Fisheries (DPI), the NSW Aboriginal Land Council (NSWALC) and the Indigenous Reference Group to the Fisheries Research and Development Corporation (IRG) and the Tweed Aboriginal community. Application for funding from FRDC was successful and the project commenced in July 2012.

This FRDC funded project, Project No 2012/216, sought to build on an earlier pilot study, Project No. 2009/308 , undertaken in 2010 which examined the nature and dimensions of Aboriginal cultural fishing in the Tweed region of far northern New South Wales . Project No 2012/216 had two elements, the first one sought to adapt the methodology used in the Tweed study to collect data on catch for application in other regions of NSW. The second element sought to build on what had been achieved in the pilot project by facilitating the development of a local Aboriginal fisheries management strategy/plan for the Tweed Aboriginal community. Support for both elements of the project was obtained from the NSW Aboriginal Fishing Advisory Council (AFAC), the NSW Department of Primary Industries, Fisheries (DPI), the NSW Aboriginal Land Council (NSWALC) and the Indigenous Reference Group to the Fisheries Research and Development Corporation (IRG) and the Tweed Aboriginal community. Application for funding from FRDC was successful and the project commenced in July 2012.

This FRDC funded project, Project No 2012/216, sought to build on an earlier pilot study, Project No. 2009/308 , undertaken in 2010 which examined the nature and dimensions of Aboriginal cultural fishing in the Tweed region of far northern New South Wales . Project No 2012/216 had two elements, the first one sought to adapt the methodology used in the Tweed study to collect data on catch for application in other regions of NSW. The second element sought to build on what had been achieved in the pilot project by facilitating the development of a local Aboriginal fisheries management strategy/plan for the Tweed Aboriginal community. Support for both elements of the project was obtained from the NSW Aboriginal Fishing Advisory Council (AFAC), the NSW Department of Primary Industries, Fisheries (DPI), the NSW Aboriginal Land Council (NSWALC) and the Indigenous Reference Group to the Fisheries Research and Development Corporation (IRG) and the Tweed Aboriginal community. Application for funding from FRDC was successful and the project commenced in July 2012.

This FRDC funded project, Project No 2012/216, sought to build on an earlier pilot study, Project No. 2009/308 , undertaken in 2010 which examined the nature and dimensions of Aboriginal cultural fishing in the Tweed region of far northern New South Wales . Project No 2012/216 had two elements, the first one sought to adapt the methodology used in the Tweed study to collect data on catch for application in other regions of NSW. The second element sought to build on what had been achieved in the pilot project by facilitating the development of a local Aboriginal fisheries management strategy/plan for the Tweed Aboriginal community. Support for both elements of the project was obtained from the NSW Aboriginal Fishing Advisory Council (AFAC), the NSW Department of Primary Industries, Fisheries (DPI), the NSW Aboriginal Land Council (NSWALC) and the Indigenous Reference Group to the Fisheries Research and Development Corporation (IRG) and the Tweed Aboriginal community. Application for funding from FRDC was successful and the project commenced in July 2012.

This FRDC funded project, Project No 2012/216, sought to build on an earlier pilot study, Project No. 2009/308 , undertaken in 2010 which examined the nature and dimensions of Aboriginal cultural fishing in the Tweed region of far northern New South Wales . Project No 2012/216 had two elements, the first one sought to adapt the methodology used in the Tweed study to collect data on catch for application in other regions of NSW. The second element sought to build on what had been achieved in the pilot project by facilitating the development of a local Aboriginal fisheries management strategy/plan for the Tweed Aboriginal community. Support for both elements of the project was obtained from the NSW Aboriginal Fishing Advisory Council (AFAC), the NSW Department of Primary Industries, Fisheries (DPI), the NSW Aboriginal Land Council (NSWALC) and the Indigenous Reference Group to the Fisheries Research and Development Corporation (IRG) and the Tweed Aboriginal community. Application for funding from FRDC was successful and the project commenced in July 2012.

This FRDC funded project, Project No 2012/216, sought to build on an earlier pilot study, Project No. 2009/308 , undertaken in 2010 which examined the nature and dimensions of Aboriginal cultural fishing in the Tweed region of far northern New South Wales . Project No 2012/216 had two elements, the first one sought to adapt the methodology used in the Tweed study to collect data on catch for application in other regions of NSW. The second element sought to build on what had been achieved in the pilot project by facilitating the development of a local Aboriginal fisheries management strategy/plan for the Tweed Aboriginal community. Support for both elements of the project was obtained from the NSW Aboriginal Fishing Advisory Council (AFAC), the NSW Department of Primary Industries, Fisheries (DPI), the NSW Aboriginal Land Council (NSWALC) and the Indigenous Reference Group to the Fisheries Research and Development Corporation (IRG) and the Tweed Aboriginal community. Application for funding from FRDC was successful and the project commenced in July 2012.

This FRDC funded project, Project No 2012/216, sought to build on an earlier pilot study, Project No. 2009/308 , undertaken in 2010 which examined the nature and dimensions of Aboriginal cultural fishing in the Tweed region of far northern New South Wales . Project No 2012/216 had two elements, the first one sought to adapt the methodology used in the Tweed study to collect data on catch for application in other regions of NSW. The second element sought to build on what had been achieved in the pilot project by facilitating the development of a local Aboriginal fisheries management strategy/plan for the Tweed Aboriginal community. Support for both elements of the project was obtained from the NSW Aboriginal Fishing Advisory Council (AFAC), the NSW Department of Primary Industries, Fisheries (DPI), the NSW Aboriginal Land Council (NSWALC) and the Indigenous Reference Group to the Fisheries Research and Development Corporation (IRG) and the Tweed Aboriginal community. Application for funding from FRDC was successful and the project commenced in July 2012.

This FRDC funded project, Project No 2012/216, sought to build on an earlier pilot study, Project No. 2009/308 , undertaken in 2010 which examined the nature and dimensions of Aboriginal cultural fishing in the Tweed region of far northern New South Wales . Project No 2012/216 had two elements, the first one sought to adapt the methodology used in the Tweed study to collect data on catch for application in other regions of NSW. The second element sought to build on what had been achieved in the pilot project by facilitating the development of a local Aboriginal fisheries management strategy/plan for the Tweed Aboriginal community. Support for both elements of the project was obtained from the NSW Aboriginal Fishing Advisory Council (AFAC), the NSW Department of Primary Industries, Fisheries (DPI), the NSW Aboriginal Land Council (NSWALC) and the Indigenous Reference Group to the Fisheries Research and Development Corporation (IRG) and the Tweed Aboriginal community. Application for funding from FRDC was successful and the project commenced in July 2012.

This FRDC funded project, Project No 2012/216, sought to build on an earlier pilot study, Project No. 2009/308 , undertaken in 2010 which examined the nature and dimensions of Aboriginal cultural fishing in the Tweed region of far northern New South Wales . Project No 2012/216 had two elements, the first one sought to adapt the methodology used in the Tweed study to collect data on catch for application in other regions of NSW. The second element sought to build on what had been achieved in the pilot project by facilitating the development of a local Aboriginal fisheries management strategy/plan for the Tweed Aboriginal community. Support for both elements of the project was obtained from the NSW Aboriginal Fishing Advisory Council (AFAC), the NSW Department of Primary Industries, Fisheries (DPI), the NSW Aboriginal Land Council (NSWALC) and the Indigenous Reference Group to the Fisheries Research and Development Corporation (IRG) and the Tweed Aboriginal community. Application for funding from FRDC was successful and the project commenced in July 2012.

This FRDC funded project, Project No 2012/216, sought to build on an earlier pilot study, Project No. 2009/308 , undertaken in 2010 which examined the nature and dimensions of Aboriginal cultural fishing in the Tweed region of far northern New South Wales . Project No 2012/216 had two elements, the first one sought to adapt the methodology used in the Tweed study to collect data on catch for application in other regions of NSW. The second element sought to build on what had been achieved in the pilot project by facilitating the development of a local Aboriginal fisheries management strategy/plan for the Tweed Aboriginal community. Support for both elements of the project was obtained from the NSW Aboriginal Fishing Advisory Council (AFAC), the NSW Department of Primary Industries, Fisheries (DPI), the NSW Aboriginal Land Council (NSWALC) and the Indigenous Reference Group to the Fisheries Research and Development Corporation (IRG) and the Tweed Aboriginal community. Application for funding from FRDC was successful and the project commenced in July 2012.

This FRDC funded project, Project No 2012/216, sought to build on an earlier pilot study, Project No. 2009/308 , undertaken in 2010 which examined the nature and dimensions of Aboriginal cultural fishing in the Tweed region of far northern New South Wales . Project No 2012/216 had two elements, the first one sought to adapt the methodology used in the Tweed study to collect data on catch for application in other regions of NSW. The second element sought to build on what had been achieved in the pilot project by facilitating the development of a local Aboriginal fisheries management strategy/plan for the Tweed Aboriginal community. Support for both elements of the project was obtained from the NSW Aboriginal Fishing Advisory Council (AFAC), the NSW Department of Primary Industries, Fisheries (DPI), the NSW Aboriginal Land Council (NSWALC) and the Indigenous Reference Group to the Fisheries Research and Development Corporation (IRG) and the Tweed Aboriginal community. Application for funding from FRDC was successful and the project commenced in July 2012.

This FRDC funded project, Project No 2012/216, sought to build on an earlier pilot study, Project No. 2009/308 , undertaken in 2010 which examined the nature and dimensions of Aboriginal cultural fishing in the Tweed region of far northern New South Wales . Project No 2012/216 had two elements, the first one sought to adapt the methodology used in the Tweed study to collect data on catch for application in other regions of NSW. The second element sought to build on what had been achieved in the pilot project by facilitating the development of a local Aboriginal fisheries management strategy/plan for the Tweed Aboriginal community. Support for both elements of the project was obtained from the NSW Aboriginal Fishing Advisory Council (AFAC), the NSW Department of Primary Industries, Fisheries (DPI), the NSW Aboriginal Land Council (NSWALC) and the Indigenous Reference Group to the Fisheries Research and Development Corporation (IRG) and the Tweed Aboriginal community. Application for funding from FRDC was successful and the project commenced in July 2012.

This FRDC funded project, Project No 2012/216, sought to build on an earlier pilot study, Project No. 2009/308 , undertaken in 2010 which examined the nature and dimensions of Aboriginal cultural fishing in the Tweed region of far northern New South Wales . Project No 2012/216 had two elements, the first one sought to adapt the methodology used in the Tweed study to collect data on catch for application in other regions of NSW. The second element sought to build on what had been achieved in the pilot project by facilitating the development of a local Aboriginal fisheries management strategy/plan for the Tweed Aboriginal community. Support for both elements of the project was obtained from the NSW Aboriginal Fishing Advisory Council (AFAC), the NSW Department of Primary Industries, Fisheries (DPI), the NSW Aboriginal Land Council (NSWALC) and the Indigenous Reference Group to the Fisheries Research and Development Corporation (IRG) and the Tweed Aboriginal community. Application for funding from FRDC was successful and the project commenced in July 2012.

This FRDC funded project, Project No 2012/216, sought to build on an earlier pilot study, Project No. 2009/308 , undertaken in 2010 which examined the nature and dimensions of Aboriginal cultural fishing in the Tweed region of far northern New South Wales . Project No 2012/216 had two elements, the first one sought to adapt the methodology used in the Tweed study to collect data on catch for application in other regions of NSW. The second element sought to build on what had been achieved in the pilot project by facilitating the development of a local Aboriginal fisheries management strategy/plan for the Tweed Aboriginal community. Support for both elements of the project was obtained from the NSW Aboriginal Fishing Advisory Council (AFAC), the NSW Department of Primary Industries, Fisheries (DPI), the NSW Aboriginal Land Council (NSWALC) and the Indigenous Reference Group to the Fisheries Research and Development Corporation (IRG) and the Tweed Aboriginal community. Application for funding from FRDC was successful and the project commenced in July 2012.

This FRDC funded project, Project No 2012/216, sought to build on an earlier pilot study, Project No. 2009/308 , undertaken in 2010 which examined the nature and dimensions of Aboriginal cultural fishing in the Tweed region of far northern New South Wales . Project No 2012/216 had two elements, the first one sought to adapt the methodology used in the Tweed study to collect data on catch for application in other regions of NSW. The second element sought to build on what had been achieved in the pilot project by facilitating the development of a local Aboriginal fisheries management strategy/plan for the Tweed Aboriginal community. Support for both elements of the project was obtained from the NSW Aboriginal Fishing Advisory Council (AFAC), the NSW Department of Primary Industries, Fisheries (DPI), the NSW Aboriginal Land Council (NSWALC) and the Indigenous Reference Group to the Fisheries Research and Development Corporation (IRG) and the Tweed Aboriginal community. Application for funding from FRDC was successful and the project commenced in July 2012.

This FRDC funded project, Project No 2012/216, sought to build on an earlier pilot study, Project No. 2009/308 , undertaken in 2010 which examined the nature and dimensions of Aboriginal cultural fishing in the Tweed region of far northern New South Wales . Project No 2012/216 had two elements, the first one sought to adapt the methodology used in the Tweed study to collect data on catch for application in other regions of NSW. The second element sought to build on what had been achieved in the pilot project by facilitating the development of a local Aboriginal fisheries management strategy/plan for the Tweed Aboriginal community. Support for both elements of the project was obtained from the NSW Aboriginal Fishing Advisory Council (AFAC), the NSW Department of Primary Industries, Fisheries (DPI), the NSW Aboriginal Land Council (NSWALC) and the Indigenous Reference Group to the Fisheries Research and Development Corporation (IRG) and the Tweed Aboriginal community. Application for funding from FRDC was successful and the project commenced in July 2012.

This FRDC funded project, Project No 2012/216, sought to build on an earlier pilot study, Project No. 2009/308 , undertaken in 2010 which examined the nature and dimensions of Aboriginal cultural fishing in the Tweed region of far northern New South Wales . Project No 2012/216 had two elements, the first one sought to adapt the methodology used in the Tweed study to collect data on catch for application in other regions of NSW. The second element sought to build on what had been achieved in the pilot project by facilitating the development of a local Aboriginal fisheries management strategy/plan for the Tweed Aboriginal community. Support for both elements of the project was obtained from the NSW Aboriginal Fishing Advisory Council (AFAC), the NSW Department of Primary Industries, Fisheries (DPI), the NSW Aboriginal Land Council (NSWALC) and the Indigenous Reference Group to the Fisheries Research and Development Corporation (IRG) and the Tweed Aboriginal community. Application for funding from FRDC was successful and the project commenced in July 2012.

This FRDC funded project, Project No 2012/216, sought to build on an earlier pilot study, Project No. 2009/308 , undertaken in 2010 which examined the nature and dimensions of Aboriginal cultural fishing in the Tweed region of far northern New South Wales . Project No 2012/216 had two elements, the first one sought to adapt the methodology used in the Tweed study to collect data on catch for application in other regions of NSW. The second element sought to build on what had been achieved in the pilot project by facilitating the development of a local Aboriginal fisheries management strategy/plan for the Tweed Aboriginal community. Support for both elements of the project was obtained from the NSW Aboriginal Fishing Advisory Council (AFAC), the NSW Department of Primary Industries, Fisheries (DPI), the NSW Aboriginal Land Council (NSWALC) and the Indigenous Reference Group to the Fisheries Research and Development Corporation (IRG) and the Tweed Aboriginal community. Application for funding from FRDC was successful and the project commenced in July 2012.

This FRDC funded project, Project No 2012/216, sought to build on an earlier pilot study, Project No. 2009/308 , undertaken in 2010 which examined the nature and dimensions of Aboriginal cultural fishing in the Tweed region of far northern New South Wales . Project No 2012/216 had two elements, the first one sought to adapt the methodology used in the Tweed study to collect data on catch for application in other regions of NSW. The second element sought to build on what had been achieved in the pilot project by facilitating the development of a local Aboriginal fisheries management strategy/plan for the Tweed Aboriginal community. Support for both elements of the project was obtained from the NSW Aboriginal Fishing Advisory Council (AFAC), the NSW Department of Primary Industries, Fisheries (DPI), the NSW Aboriginal Land Council (NSWALC) and the Indigenous Reference Group to the Fisheries Research and Development Corporation (IRG) and the Tweed Aboriginal community. Application for funding from FRDC was successful and the project commenced in July 2012.

This FRDC funded project, Project No 2012/216, sought to build on an earlier pilot study, Project No. 2009/308 , undertaken in 2010 which examined the nature and dimensions of Aboriginal cultural fishing in the Tweed region of far northern New South Wales . Project No 2012/216 had two elements, the first one sought to adapt the methodology used in the Tweed study to collect data on catch for application in other regions of NSW. The second element sought to build on what had been achieved in the pilot project by facilitating the development of a local Aboriginal fisheries management strategy/plan for the Tweed Aboriginal community. Support for both elements of the project was obtained from the NSW Aboriginal Fishing Advisory Council (AFAC), the NSW Department of Primary Industries, Fisheries (DPI), the NSW Aboriginal Land Council (NSWALC) and the Indigenous Reference Group to the Fisheries Research and Development Corporation (IRG) and the Tweed Aboriginal community. Application for funding from FRDC was successful and the project commenced in July 2012.

This FRDC funded project, Project No 2012/216, sought to build on an earlier pilot study, Project No. 2009/308 , undertaken in 2010 which examined the nature and dimensions of Aboriginal cultural fishing in the Tweed region of far northern New South Wales . Project No 2012/216 had two elements, the first one sought to adapt the methodology used in the Tweed study to collect data on catch for application in other regions of NSW. The second element sought to build on what had been achieved in the pilot project by facilitating the development of a local Aboriginal fisheries management strategy/plan for the Tweed Aboriginal community. Support for both elements of the project was obtained from the NSW Aboriginal Fishing Advisory Council (AFAC), the NSW Department of Primary Industries, Fisheries (DPI), the NSW Aboriginal Land Council (NSWALC) and the Indigenous Reference Group to the Fisheries Research and Development Corporation (IRG) and the Tweed Aboriginal community. Application for funding from FRDC was successful and the project commenced in July 2012.

This FRDC funded project, Project No 2012/216, sought to build on an earlier pilot study, Project No. 2009/308 , undertaken in 2010 which examined the nature and dimensions of Aboriginal cultural fishing in the Tweed region of far northern New South Wales . Project No 2012/216 had two elements, the first one sought to adapt the methodology used in the Tweed study to collect data on catch for application in other regions of NSW. The second element sought to build on what had been achieved in the pilot project by facilitating the development of a local Aboriginal fisheries management strategy/plan for the Tweed Aboriginal community. Support for both elements of the project was obtained from the NSW Aboriginal Fishing Advisory Council (AFAC), the NSW Department of Primary Industries, Fisheries (DPI), the NSW Aboriginal Land Council (NSWALC) and the Indigenous Reference Group to the Fisheries Research and Development Corporation (IRG) and the Tweed Aboriginal community. Application for funding from FRDC was successful and the project commenced in July 2012.

This FRDC funded project, Project No 2012/216, sought to build on an earlier pilot study, Project No. 2009/308 , undertaken in 2010 which examined the nature and dimensions of Aboriginal cultural fishing in the Tweed region of far northern New South Wales . Project No 2012/216 had two elements, the first one sought to adapt the methodology used in the Tweed study to collect data on catch for application in other regions of NSW. The second element sought to build on what had been achieved in the pilot project by facilitating the development of a local Aboriginal fisheries management strategy/plan for the Tweed Aboriginal community. Support for both elements of the project was obtained from the NSW Aboriginal Fishing Advisory Council (AFAC), the NSW Department of Primary Industries, Fisheries (DPI), the NSW Aboriginal Land Council (NSWALC) and the Indigenous Reference Group to the Fisheries Research and Development Corporation (IRG) and the Tweed Aboriginal community. Application for funding from FRDC was successful and the project commenced in July 2012.

This FRDC funded project, Project No 2012/216, sought to build on an earlier pilot study, Project No. 2009/308 , undertaken in 2010 which examined the nature and dimensions of Aboriginal cultural fishing in the Tweed region of far northern New South Wales . Project No 2012/216 had two elements, the first one sought to adapt the methodology used in the Tweed study to collect data on catch for application in other regions of NSW. The second element sought to build on what had been achieved in the pilot project by facilitating the development of a local Aboriginal fisheries management strategy/plan for the Tweed Aboriginal community. Support for both elements of the project was obtained from the NSW Aboriginal Fishing Advisory Council (AFAC), the NSW Department of Primary Industries, Fisheries (DPI), the NSW Aboriginal Land Council (NSWALC) and the Indigenous Reference Group to the Fisheries Research and Development Corporation (IRG) and the Tweed Aboriginal community. Application for funding from FRDC was successful and the project commenced in July 2012.

This FRDC funded project, Project No 2012/216, sought to build on an earlier pilot study, Project No. 2009/308 , undertaken in 2010 which examined the nature and dimensions of Aboriginal cultural fishing in the Tweed region of far northern New South Wales . Project No 2012/216 had two elements, the first one sought to adapt the methodology used in the Tweed study to collect data on catch for application in other regions of NSW. The second element sought to build on what had been achieved in the pilot project by facilitating the development of a local Aboriginal fisheries management strategy/plan for the Tweed Aboriginal community. Support for both elements of the project was obtained from the NSW Aboriginal Fishing Advisory Council (AFAC), the NSW Department of Primary Industries, Fisheries (DPI), the NSW Aboriginal Land Council (NSWALC) and the Indigenous Reference Group to the Fisheries Research and Development Corporation (IRG) and the Tweed Aboriginal community. Application for funding from FRDC was successful and the project commenced in July 2012.

This FRDC funded project, Project No 2012/216, sought to build on an earlier pilot study, Project No. 2009/308 , undertaken in 2010 which examined the nature and dimensions of Aboriginal cultural fishing in the Tweed region of far northern New South Wales . Project No 2012/216 had two elements, the first one sought to adapt the methodology used in the Tweed study to collect data on catch for application in other regions of NSW. The second element sought to build on what had been achieved in the pilot project by facilitating the development of a local Aboriginal fisheries management strategy/plan for the Tweed Aboriginal community. Support for both elements of the project was obtained from the NSW Aboriginal Fishing Advisory Council (AFAC), the NSW Department of Primary Industries, Fisheries (DPI), the NSW Aboriginal Land Council (NSWALC) and the Indigenous Reference Group to the Fisheries Research and Development Corporation (IRG) and the Tweed Aboriginal community. Application for funding from FRDC was successful and the project commenced in July 2012.

This FRDC funded project, Project No 2012/216, sought to build on an earlier pilot study, Project No. 2009/308 , undertaken in 2010 which examined the nature and dimensions of Aboriginal cultural fishing in the Tweed region of far northern New South Wales . Project No 2012/216 had two elements, the first one sought to adapt the methodology used in the Tweed study to collect data on catch for application in other regions of NSW. The second element sought to build on what had been achieved in the pilot project by facilitating the development of a local Aboriginal fisheries management strategy/plan for the Tweed Aboriginal community. Support for both elements of the project was obtained from the NSW Aboriginal Fishing Advisory Council (AFAC), the NSW Department of Primary Industries, Fisheries (DPI), the NSW Aboriginal Land Council (NSWALC) and the Indigenous Reference Group to the Fisheries Research and Development Corporation (IRG) and the Tweed Aboriginal community. Application for funding from FRDC was successful and the project commenced in July 2012.

This FRDC funded project, Project No 2012/216, sought to build on an earlier pilot study, Project No. 2009/308 , undertaken in 2010 which examined the nature and dimensions of Aboriginal cultural fishing in the Tweed region of far northern New South Wales . Project No 2012/216 had two elements, the first one sought to adapt the methodology used in the Tweed study to collect data on catch for application in other regions of NSW. The second element sought to build on what had been achieved in the pilot project by facilitating the development of a local Aboriginal fisheries management strategy/plan for the Tweed Aboriginal community. Support for both elements of the project was obtained from the NSW Aboriginal Fishing Advisory Council (AFAC), the NSW Department of Primary Industries, Fisheries (DPI), the NSW Aboriginal Land Council (NSWALC) and the Indigenous Reference Group to the Fisheries Research and Development Corporation (IRG) and the Tweed Aboriginal community. Application for funding from FRDC was successful and the project commenced in July 2012.

This FRDC funded project, Project No 2012/216, sought to build on an earlier pilot study, Project No. 2009/308 , undertaken in 2010 which examined the nature and dimensions of Aboriginal cultural fishing in the Tweed region of far northern New South Wales . Project No 2012/216 had two elements, the first one sought to adapt the methodology used in the Tweed study to collect data on catch for application in other regions of NSW. The second element sought to build on what had been achieved in the pilot project by facilitating the development of a local Aboriginal fisheries management strategy/plan for the Tweed Aboriginal community. Support for both elements of the project was obtained from the NSW Aboriginal Fishing Advisory Council (AFAC), the NSW Department of Primary Industries, Fisheries (DPI), the NSW Aboriginal Land Council (NSWALC) and the Indigenous Reference Group to the Fisheries Research and Development Corporation (IRG) and the Tweed Aboriginal community. Application for funding from FRDC was successful and the project commenced in July 2012.

This FRDC funded project, Project No 2012/216, sought to build on an earlier pilot study, Project No. 2009/308 , undertaken in 2010 which examined the nature and dimensions of Aboriginal cultural fishing in the Tweed region of far northern New South Wales . Project No 2012/216 had two elements, the first one sought to adapt the methodology used in the Tweed study to collect data on catch for application in other regions of NSW. The second element sought to build on what had been achieved in the pilot project by facilitating the development of a local Aboriginal fisheries management strategy/plan for the Tweed Aboriginal community. Support for both elements of the project was obtained from the NSW Aboriginal Fishing Advisory Council (AFAC), the NSW Department of Primary Industries, Fisheries (DPI), the NSW Aboriginal Land Council (NSWALC) and the Indigenous Reference Group to the Fisheries Research and Development Corporation (IRG) and the Tweed Aboriginal community. Application for funding from FRDC was successful and the project commenced in July 2012.

This FRDC funded project, Project No 2012/216, sought to build on an earlier pilot study, Project No. 2009/308 , undertaken in 2010 which examined the nature and dimensions of Aboriginal cultural fishing in the Tweed region of far northern New South Wales . Project No 2012/216 had two elements, the first one sought to adapt the methodology used in the Tweed study to collect data on catch for application in other regions of NSW. The second element sought to build on what had been achieved in the pilot project by facilitating the development of a local Aboriginal fisheries management strategy/plan for the Tweed Aboriginal community. Support for both elements of the project was obtained from the NSW Aboriginal Fishing Advisory Council (AFAC), the NSW Department of Primary Industries, Fisheries (DPI), the NSW Aboriginal Land Council (NSWALC) and the Indigenous Reference Group to the Fisheries Research and Development Corporation (IRG) and the Tweed Aboriginal community. Application for funding from FRDC was successful and the project commenced in July 2012.

This FRDC funded project, Project No 2012/216, sought to build on an earlier pilot study, Project No. 2009/308 , undertaken in 2010 which examined the nature and dimensions of Aboriginal cultural fishing in the Tweed region of far northern New South Wales . Project No 2012/216 had two elements, the first one sought to adapt the methodology used in the Tweed study to collect data on catch for application in other regions of NSW. The second element sought to build on what had been achieved in the pilot project by facilitating the development of a local Aboriginal fisheries management strategy/plan for the Tweed Aboriginal community. Support for both elements of the project was obtained from the NSW Aboriginal Fishing Advisory Council (AFAC), the NSW Department of Primary Industries, Fisheries (DPI), the NSW Aboriginal Land Council (NSWALC) and the Indigenous Reference Group to the Fisheries Research and Development Corporation (IRG) and the Tweed Aboriginal community. Application for funding from FRDC was successful and the project commenced in July 2012.

This FRDC funded project, Project No 2012/216, sought to build on an earlier pilot study, Project No. 2009/308 , undertaken in 2010 which examined the nature and dimensions of Aboriginal cultural fishing in the Tweed region of far northern New South Wales . Project No 2012/216 had two elements, the first one sought to adapt the methodology used in the Tweed study to collect data on catch for application in other regions of NSW. The second element sought to build on what had been achieved in the pilot project by facilitating the development of a local Aboriginal fisheries management strategy/plan for the Tweed Aboriginal community. Support for both elements of the project was obtained from the NSW Aboriginal Fishing Advisory Council (AFAC), the NSW Department of Primary Industries, Fisheries (DPI), the NSW Aboriginal Land Council (NSWALC) and the Indigenous Reference Group to the Fisheries Research and Development Corporation (IRG) and the Tweed Aboriginal community. Application for funding from FRDC was successful and the project commenced in July 2012.

This FRDC funded project, Project No 2012/216, sought to build on an earlier pilot study, Project No. 2009/308 , undertaken in 2010 which examined the nature and dimensions of Aboriginal cultural fishing in the Tweed region of far northern New South Wales . Project No 2012/216 had two elements, the first one sought to adapt the methodology used in the Tweed study to collect data on catch for application in other regions of NSW. The second element sought to build on what had been achieved in the pilot project by facilitating the development of a local Aboriginal fisheries management strategy/plan for the Tweed Aboriginal community. Support for both elements of the project was obtained from the NSW Aboriginal Fishing Advisory Council (AFAC), the NSW Department of Primary Industries, Fisheries (DPI), the NSW Aboriginal Land Council (NSWALC) and the Indigenous Reference Group to the Fisheries Research and Development Corporation (IRG) and the Tweed Aboriginal community. Application for funding from FRDC was successful and the project commenced in July 2012.

This FRDC funded project, Project No 2012/216, sought to build on an earlier pilot study, Project No. 2009/308 , undertaken in 2010 which examined the nature and dimensions of Aboriginal cultural fishing in the Tweed region of far northern New South Wales . Project No 2012/216 had two elements, the first one sought to adapt the methodology used in the Tweed study to collect data on catch for application in other regions of NSW. The second element sought to build on what had been achieved in the pilot project by facilitating the development of a local Aboriginal fisheries management strategy/plan for the Tweed Aboriginal community. Support for both elements of the project was obtained from the NSW Aboriginal Fishing Advisory Council (AFAC), the NSW Department of Primary Industries, Fisheries (DPI), the NSW Aboriginal Land Council (NSWALC) and the Indigenous Reference Group to the Fisheries Research and Development Corporation (IRG) and the Tweed Aboriginal community. Application for funding from FRDC was successful and the project commenced in July 2012.

This FRDC funded project, Project No 2012/216, sought to build on an earlier pilot study, Project No. 2009/308 , undertaken in 2010 which examined the nature and dimensions of Aboriginal cultural fishing in the Tweed region of far northern New South Wales . Project No 2012/216 had two elements, the first one sought to adapt the methodology used in the Tweed study to collect data on catch for application in other regions of NSW. The second element sought to build on what had been achieved in the pilot project by facilitating the development of a local Aboriginal fisheries management strategy/plan for the Tweed Aboriginal community. Support for both elements of the project was obtained from the NSW Aboriginal Fishing Advisory Council (AFAC), the NSW Department of Primary Industries, Fisheries (DPI), the NSW Aboriginal Land Council (NSWALC) and the Indigenous Reference Group to the Fisheries Research and Development Corporation (IRG) and the Tweed Aboriginal community. Application for funding from FRDC was successful and the project commenced in July 2012.

This FRDC funded project, Project No 2012/216, sought to build on an earlier pilot study, Project No. 2009/308 , undertaken in 2010 which examined the nature and dimensions of Aboriginal cultural fishing in the Tweed region of far northern New South Wales . Project No 2012/216 had two elements, the first one sought to adapt the methodology used in the Tweed study to collect data on catch for application in other regions of NSW. The second element sought to build on what had been achieved in the pilot project by facilitating the development of a local Aboriginal fisheries management strategy/plan for the Tweed Aboriginal community. Support for both elements of the project was obtained from the NSW Aboriginal Fishing Advisory Council (AFAC), the NSW Department of Primary Industries, Fisheries (DPI), the NSW Aboriginal Land Council (NSWALC) and the Indigenous Reference Group to the Fisheries Research and Development Corporation (IRG) and the Tweed Aboriginal community. Application for funding from FRDC was successful and the project commenced in July 2012.

This FRDC funded project, Project No 2012/216, sought to build on an earlier pilot study, Project No. 2009/308 , undertaken in 2010 which examined the nature and dimensions of Aboriginal cultural fishing in the Tweed region of far northern New South Wales . Project No 2012/216 had two elements, the first one sought to adapt the methodology used in the Tweed study to collect data on catch for application in other regions of NSW. The second element sought to build on what had been achieved in the pilot project by facilitating the development of a local Aboriginal fisheries management strategy/plan for the Tweed Aboriginal community. Support for both elements of the project was obtained from the NSW Aboriginal Fishing Advisory Council (AFAC), the NSW Department of Primary Industries, Fisheries (DPI), the NSW Aboriginal Land Council (NSWALC) and the Indigenous Reference Group to the Fisheries Research and Development Corporation (IRG) and the Tweed Aboriginal community. Application for funding from FRDC was successful and the project commenced in July 2012.

This FRDC funded project, Project No 2012/216, sought to build on an earlier pilot study, Project No. 2009/308 , undertaken in 2010 which examined the nature and dimensions of Aboriginal cultural fishing in the Tweed region of far northern New South Wales . Project No 2012/216 had two elements, the first one sought to adapt the methodology used in the Tweed study to collect data on catch for application in other regions of NSW. The second element sought to build on what had been achieved in the pilot project by facilitating the development of a local Aboriginal fisheries management strategy/plan for the Tweed Aboriginal community. Support for both elements of the project was obtained from the NSW Aboriginal Fishing Advisory Council (AFAC), the NSW Department of Primary Industries, Fisheries (DPI), the NSW Aboriginal Land Council (NSWALC) and the Indigenous Reference Group to the Fisheries Research and Development Corporation (IRG) and the Tweed Aboriginal community. Application for funding from FRDC was successful and the project commenced in July 2012.

This FRDC funded project, Project No 2012/216, sought to build on an earlier pilot study, Project No. 2009/308 , undertaken in 2010 which examined the nature and dimensions of Aboriginal cultural fishing in the Tweed region of far northern New South Wales . Project No 2012/216 had two elements, the first one sought to adapt the methodology used in the Tweed study to collect data on catch for application in other regions of NSW. The second element sought to build on what had been achieved in the pilot project by facilitating the development of a local Aboriginal fisheries management strategy/plan for the Tweed Aboriginal community. Support for both elements of the project was obtained from the NSW Aboriginal Fishing Advisory Council (AFAC), the NSW Department of Primary Industries, Fisheries (DPI), the NSW Aboriginal Land Council (NSWALC) and the Indigenous Reference Group to the Fisheries Research and Development Corporation (IRG) and the Tweed Aboriginal community. Application for funding from FRDC was successful and the project commenced in July 2012.

This FRDC funded project, Project No 2012/216, sought to build on an earlier pilot study, Project No. 2009/308 , undertaken in 2010 which examined the nature and dimensions of Aboriginal cultural fishing in the Tweed region of far northern New South Wales . Project No 2012/216 had two elements, the first one sought to adapt the methodology used in the Tweed study to collect data on catch for application in other regions of NSW. The second element sought to build on what had been achieved in the pilot project by facilitating the development of a local Aboriginal fisheries management strategy/plan for the Tweed Aboriginal community. Support for both elements of the project was obtained from the NSW Aboriginal Fishing Advisory Council (AFAC), the NSW Department of Primary Industries, Fisheries (DPI), the NSW Aboriginal Land Council (NSWALC) and the Indigenous Reference Group to the Fisheries Research and Development Corporation (IRG) and the Tweed Aboriginal community. Application for funding from FRDC was successful and the project commenced in July 2012.

This FRDC funded project, Project No 2012/216, sought to build on an earlier pilot study, Project No. 2009/308 , undertaken in 2010 which examined the nature and dimensions of Aboriginal cultural fishing in the Tweed region of far northern New South Wales . Project No 2012/216 had two elements, the first one sought to adapt the methodology used in the Tweed study to collect data on catch for application in other regions of NSW. The second element sought to build on what had been achieved in the pilot project by facilitating the development of a local Aboriginal fisheries management strategy/plan for the Tweed Aboriginal community. Support for both elements of the project was obtained from the NSW Aboriginal Fishing Advisory Council (AFAC), the NSW Department of Primary Industries, Fisheries (DPI), the NSW Aboriginal Land Council (NSWALC) and the Indigenous Reference Group to the Fisheries Research and Development Corporation (IRG) and the Tweed Aboriginal community. Application for funding from FRDC was successful and the project commenced in July 2012.

This FRDC funded project, Project No 2012/216, sought to build on an earlier pilot study, Project No. 2009/308 , undertaken in 2010 which examined the nature and dimensions of Aboriginal cultural fishing in the Tweed region of far northern New South Wales . Project No 2012/216 had two elements, the first one sought to adapt the methodology used in the Tweed study to collect data on catch for application in other regions of NSW. The second element sought to build on what had been achieved in the pilot project by facilitating the development of a local Aboriginal fisheries management strategy/plan for the Tweed Aboriginal community. Support for both elements of the project was obtained from the NSW Aboriginal Fishing Advisory Council (AFAC), the NSW Department of Primary Industries, Fisheries (DPI), the NSW Aboriginal Land Council (NSWALC) and the Indigenous Reference Group to the Fisheries Research and Development Corporation (IRG) and the Tweed Aboriginal community. Application for funding from FRDC was successful and the project commenced in July 2012.

This FRDC funded project, Project No 2012/216, sought to build on an earlier pilot study, Project No. 2009/308 , undertaken in 2010 which examined the nature and dimensions of Aboriginal cultural fishing in the Tweed region of far northern New South Wales . Project No 2012/216 had two elements, the first one sought to adapt the methodology used in the Tweed study to collect data on catch for application in other regions of NSW. The second element sought to build on what had been achieved in the pilot project by facilitating the development of a local Aboriginal fisheries management strategy/plan for the Tweed Aboriginal community. Support for both elements of the project was obtained from the NSW Aboriginal Fishing Advisory Council (AFAC), the NSW Department of Primary Industries, Fisheries (DPI), the NSW Aboriginal Land Council (NSWALC) and the Indigenous Reference Group to the Fisheries Research and Development Corporation (IRG) and the Tweed Aboriginal community. Application for funding from FRDC was successful and the project commenced in July 2012.

This FRDC funded project, Project No 2012/216, sought to build on an earlier pilot study, Project No. 2009/308 , undertaken in 2010 which examined the nature and dimensions of Aboriginal cultural fishing in the Tweed region of far northern New South Wales . Project No 2012/216 had two elements, the first one sought to adapt the methodology used in the Tweed study to collect data on catch for application in other regions of NSW. The second element sought to build on what had been achieved in the pilot project by facilitating the development of a local Aboriginal fisheries management strategy/plan for the Tweed Aboriginal community. Support for both elements of the project was obtained from the NSW Aboriginal Fishing Advisory Council (AFAC), the NSW Department of Primary Industries, Fisheries (DPI), the NSW Aboriginal Land Council (NSWALC) and the Indigenous Reference Group to the Fisheries Research and Development Corporation (IRG) and the Tweed Aboriginal community. Application for funding from FRDC was successful and the project commenced in July 2012.

This FRDC funded project, Project No 2012/216, sought to build on an earlier pilot study, Project No. 2009/308 , undertaken in 2010 which examined the nature and dimensions of Aboriginal cultural fishing in the Tweed region of far northern New South Wales . Project No 2012/216 had two elements, the first one sought to adapt the methodology used in the Tweed study to collect data on catch for application in other regions of NSW. The second element sought to build on what had been achieved in the pilot project by facilitating the development of a local Aboriginal fisheries management strategy/plan for the Tweed Aboriginal community. Support for both elements of the project was obtained from the NSW Aboriginal Fishing Advisory Council (AFAC), the NSW Department of Primary Industries, Fisheries (DPI), the NSW Aboriginal Land Council (NSWALC) and the Indigenous Reference Group to the Fisheries Research and Development Corporation (IRG) and the Tweed Aboriginal community. Application for funding from FRDC was successful and the project commenced in July 2012.

This FRDC funded project, Project No 2012/216, sought to build on an earlier pilot study, Project No. 2009/308 , undertaken in 2010 which examined the nature and dimensions of Aboriginal cultural fishing in the Tweed region of far northern New South Wales . Project No 2012/216 had two elements, the first one sought to adapt the methodology used in the Tweed study to collect data on catch for application in other regions of NSW. The second element sought to build on what had been achieved in the pilot project by facilitating the development of a local Aboriginal fisheries management strategy/plan for the Tweed Aboriginal community. Support for both elements of the project was obtained from the NSW Aboriginal Fishing Advisory Council (AFAC), the NSW Department of Primary Industries, Fisheries (DPI), the NSW Aboriginal Land Council (NSWALC) and the Indigenous Reference Group to the Fisheries Research and Development Corporation (IRG) and the Tweed Aboriginal community. Application for funding from FRDC was successful and the project commenced in July 2012.

This FRDC funded project, Project No 2012/216, sought to build on an earlier pilot study, Project No. 2009/308 , undertaken in 2010 which examined the nature and dimensions of Aboriginal cultural fishing in the Tweed region of far northern New South Wales . Project No 2012/216 had two elements, the first one sought to adapt the methodology used in the Tweed study to collect data on catch for application in other regions of NSW. The second element sought to build on what had been achieved in the pilot project by facilitating the development of a local Aboriginal fisheries management strategy/plan for the Tweed Aboriginal community. Support for both elements of the project was obtained from the NSW Aboriginal Fishing Advisory Council (AFAC), the NSW Department of Primary Industries, Fisheries (DPI), the NSW Aboriginal Land Council (NSWALC) and the Indigenous Reference Group to the Fisheries Research and Development Corporation (IRG) and the Tweed Aboriginal community. Application for funding from FRDC was successful and the project commenced in July 2012.

This FRDC funded project, Project No 2012/216, sought to build on an earlier pilot study, Project No. 2009/308 , undertaken in 2010 which examined the nature and dimensions of Aboriginal cultural fishing in the Tweed region of far northern New South Wales . Project No 2012/216 had two elements, the first one sought to adapt the methodology used in the Tweed study to collect data on catch for application in other regions of NSW. The second element sought to build on what had been achieved in the pilot project by facilitating the development of a local Aboriginal fisheries management strategy/plan for the Tweed Aboriginal community. Support for both elements of the project was obtained from the NSW Aboriginal Fishing Advisory Council (AFAC), the NSW Department of Primary Industries, Fisheries (DPI), the NSW Aboriginal Land Council (NSWALC) and the Indigenous Reference Group to the Fisheries Research and Development Corporation (IRG) and the Tweed Aboriginal community. Application for funding from FRDC was successful and the project commenced in July 2012.

This FRDC funded project, Project No 2012/216, sought to build on an earlier pilot study, Project No. 2009/308 , undertaken in 2010 which examined the nature and dimensions of Aboriginal cultural fishing in the Tweed region of far northern New South Wales . Project No 2012/216 had two elements, the first one sought to adapt the methodology used in the Tweed study to collect data on catch for application in other regions of NSW. The second element sought to build on what had been achieved in the pilot project by facilitating the development of a local Aboriginal fisheries management strategy/plan for the Tweed Aboriginal community. Support for both elements of the project was obtained from the NSW Aboriginal Fishing Advisory Council (AFAC), the NSW Department of Primary Industries, Fisheries (DPI), the NSW Aboriginal Land Council (NSWALC) and the Indigenous Reference Group to the Fisheries Research and Development Corporation (IRG) and the Tweed Aboriginal community. Application for funding from FRDC was successful and the project commenced in July 2012.

This FRDC funded project, Project No 2012/216, sought to build on an earlier pilot study, Project No. 2009/308 , undertaken in 2010 which examined the nature and dimensions of Aboriginal cultural fishing in the Tweed region of far northern New South Wales . Project No 2012/216 had two elements, the first one sought to adapt the methodology used in the Tweed study to collect data on catch for application in other regions of NSW. The second element sought to build on what had been achieved in the pilot project by facilitating the development of a local Aboriginal fisheries management strategy/plan for the Tweed Aboriginal community. Support for both elements of the project was obtained from the NSW Aboriginal Fishing Advisory Council (AFAC), the NSW Department of Primary Industries, Fisheries (DPI), the NSW Aboriginal Land Council (NSWALC) and the Indigenous Reference Group to the Fisheries Research and Development Corporation (IRG) and the Tweed Aboriginal community. Application for funding from FRDC was successful and the project commenced in July 2012.

This FRDC funded project, Project No 2012/216, sought to build on an earlier pilot study, Project No. 2009/308 , undertaken in 2010 which examined the nature and dimensions of Aboriginal cultural fishing in the Tweed region of far northern New South Wales . Project No 2012/216 had two elements, the first one sought to adapt the methodology used in the Tweed study to collect data on catch for application in other regions of NSW. The second element sought to build on what had been achieved in the pilot project by facilitating the development of a local Aboriginal fisheries management strategy/plan for the Tweed Aboriginal community. Support for both elements of the project was obtained from the NSW Aboriginal Fishing Advisory Council (AFAC), the NSW Department of Primary Industries, Fisheries (DPI), the NSW Aboriginal Land Council (NSWALC) and the Indigenous Reference Group to the Fisheries Research and Development Corporation (IRG) and the Tweed Aboriginal community. Application for funding from FRDC was successful and the project commenced in July 2012.

This FRDC funded project, Project No 2012/216, sought to build on an earlier pilot study, Project No. 2009/308 , undertaken in 2010 which examined the nature and dimensions of Aboriginal cultural fishing in the Tweed region of far northern New South Wales . Project No 2012/216 had two elements, the first one sought to adapt the methodology used in the Tweed study to collect data on catch for application in other regions of NSW. The second element sought to build on what had been achieved in the pilot project by facilitating the development of a local Aboriginal fisheries management strategy/plan for the Tweed Aboriginal community. Support for both elements of the project was obtained from the NSW Aboriginal Fishing Advisory Council (AFAC), the NSW Department of Primary Industries, Fisheries (DPI), the NSW Aboriginal Land Council (NSWALC) and the Indigenous Reference Group to the Fisheries Research and Development Corporation (IRG) and the Tweed Aboriginal community. Application for funding from FRDC was successful and the project commenced in July 2012.

This FRDC funded project, Project No 2012/216, sought to build on an earlier pilot study, Project No. 2009/308 , undertaken in 2010 which examined the nature and dimensions of Aboriginal cultural fishing in the Tweed region of far northern New South Wales . Project No 2012/216 had two elements, the first one sought to adapt the methodology used in the Tweed study to collect data on catch for application in other regions of NSW. The second element sought to build on what had been achieved in the pilot project by facilitating the development of a local Aboriginal fisheries management strategy/plan for the Tweed Aboriginal community. Support for both elements of the project was obtained from the NSW Aboriginal Fishing Advisory Council (AFAC), the NSW Department of Primary Industries, Fisheries (DPI), the NSW Aboriginal Land Council (NSWALC) and the Indigenous Reference Group to the Fisheries Research and Development Corporation (IRG) and the Tweed Aboriginal community. Application for funding from FRDC was successful and the project commenced in July 2012.

This FRDC funded project, Project No 2012/216, sought to build on an earlier pilot study, Project No. 2009/308 , undertaken in 2010 which examined the nature and dimensions of Aboriginal cultural fishing in the Tweed region of far northern New South Wales . Project No 2012/216 had two elements, the first one sought to adapt the methodology used in the Tweed study to collect data on catch for application in other regions of NSW. The second element sought to build on what had been achieved in the pilot project by facilitating the development of a local Aboriginal fisheries management strategy/plan for the Tweed Aboriginal community. Support for both elements of the project was obtained from the NSW Aboriginal Fishing Advisory Council (AFAC), the NSW Department of Primary Industries, Fisheries (DPI), the NSW Aboriginal Land Council (NSWALC) and the Indigenous Reference Group to the Fisheries Research and Development Corporation (IRG) and the Tweed Aboriginal community. Application for funding from FRDC was successful and the project commenced in July 2012.

This FRDC funded project, Project No 2012/216, sought to build on an earlier pilot study, Project No. 2009/308 , undertaken in 2010 which examined the nature and dimensions of Aboriginal cultural fishing in the Tweed region of far northern New South Wales . Project No 2012/216 had two elements, the first one sought to adapt the methodology used in the Tweed study to collect data on catch for application in other regions of NSW. The second element sought to build on what had been achieved in the pilot project by facilitating the development of a local Aboriginal fisheries management strategy/plan for the Tweed Aboriginal community. Support for both elements of the project was obtained from the NSW Aboriginal Fishing Advisory Council (AFAC), the NSW Department of Primary Industries, Fisheries (DPI), the NSW Aboriginal Land Council (NSWALC) and the Indigenous Reference Group to the Fisheries Research and Development Corporation (IRG) and the Tweed Aboriginal community. Application for funding from FRDC was successful and the project commenced in July 2012.

This FRDC funded project, Project No 2012/216, sought to build on an earlier pilot study, Project No. 2009/308 , undertaken in 2010 which examined the nature and dimensions of Aboriginal cultural fishing in the Tweed region of far northern New South Wales . Project No 2012/216 had two elements, the first one sought to adapt the methodology used in the Tweed study to collect data on catch for application in other regions of NSW. The second element sought to build on what had been achieved in the pilot project by facilitating the development of a local Aboriginal fisheries management strategy/plan for the Tweed Aboriginal community. Support for both elements of the project was obtained from the NSW Aboriginal Fishing Advisory Council (AFAC), the NSW Department of Primary Industries, Fisheries (DPI), the NSW Aboriginal Land Council (NSWALC) and the Indigenous Reference Group to the Fisheries Research and Development Corporation (IRG) and the Tweed Aboriginal community. Application for funding from FRDC was successful and the project commenced in July 2012.

This FRDC funded project, Project No 2012/216, sought to build on an earlier pilot study, Project No. 2009/308 , undertaken in 2010 which examined the nature and dimensions of Aboriginal cultural fishing in the Tweed region of far northern New South Wales . Project No 2012/216 had two elements, the first one sought to adapt the methodology used in the Tweed study to collect data on catch for application in other regions of NSW. The second element sought to build on what had been achieved in the pilot project by facilitating the development of a local Aboriginal fisheries management strategy/plan for the Tweed Aboriginal community. Support for both elements of the project was obtained from the NSW Aboriginal Fishing Advisory Council (AFAC), the NSW Department of Primary Industries, Fisheries (DPI), the NSW Aboriginal Land Council (NSWALC) and the Indigenous Reference Group to the Fisheries Research and Development Corporation (IRG) and the Tweed Aboriginal community. Application for funding from FRDC was successful and the project commenced in July 2012.

This FRDC funded project, Project No 2012/216, sought to build on an earlier pilot study, Project No. 2009/308 , undertaken in 2010 which examined the nature and dimensions of Aboriginal cultural fishing in the Tweed region of far northern New South Wales . Project No 2012/216 had two elements, the first one sought to adapt the methodology used in the Tweed study to collect data on catch for application in other regions of NSW. The second element sought to build on what had been achieved in the pilot project by facilitating the development of a local Aboriginal fisheries management strategy/plan for the Tweed Aboriginal community. Support for both elements of the project was obtained from the NSW Aboriginal Fishing Advisory Council (AFAC), the NSW Department of Primary Industries, Fisheries (DPI), the NSW Aboriginal Land Council (NSWALC) and the Indigenous Reference Group to the Fisheries Research and Development Corporation (IRG) and the Tweed Aboriginal community. Application for funding from FRDC was successful and the project commenced in July 2012.

This FRDC funded project, Project No 2012/216, sought to build on an earlier pilot study, Project No. 2009/308 , undertaken in 2010 which examined the nature and dimensions of Aboriginal cultural fishing in the Tweed region of far northern New South Wales . Project No 2012/216 had two elements, the first one sought to adapt the methodology used in the Tweed study to collect data on catch for application in other regions of NSW. The second element sought to build on what had been achieved in the pilot project by facilitating the development of a local Aboriginal fisheries management strategy/plan for the Tweed Aboriginal community. Support for both elements of the project was obtained from the NSW Aboriginal Fishing Advisory Council (AFAC), the NSW Department of Primary Industries, Fisheries (DPI), the NSW Aboriginal Land Council (NSWALC) and the Indigenous Reference Group to the Fisheries Research and Development Corporation (IRG) and the Tweed Aboriginal community. Application for funding from FRDC was successful and the project commenced in July 2012.

This FRDC funded project, Project No 2012/216, sought to build on an earlier pilot study, Project No. 2009/308 , undertaken in 2010 which examined the nature and dimensions of Aboriginal cultural fishing in the Tweed region of far northern New South Wales . Project No 2012/216 had two elements, the first one sought to adapt the methodology used in the Tweed study to collect data on catch for application in other regions of NSW. The second element sought to build on what had been achieved in the pilot project by facilitating the development of a local Aboriginal fisheries management strategy/plan for the Tweed Aboriginal community. Support for both elements of the project was obtained from the NSW Aboriginal Fishing Advisory Council (AFAC), the NSW Department of Primary Industries, Fisheries (DPI), the NSW Aboriginal Land Council (NSWALC) and the Indigenous Reference Group to the Fisheries Research and Development Corporation (IRG) and the Tweed Aboriginal community. Application for funding from FRDC was successful and the project commenced in July 2012.

This FRDC funded project, Project No 2012/216, sought to build on an earlier pilot study, Project No. 2009/308 , undertaken in 2010 which examined the nature and dimensions of Aboriginal cultural fishing in the Tweed region of far northern New South Wales . Project No 2012/216 had two elements, the first one sought to adapt the methodology used in the Tweed study to collect data on catch for application in other regions of NSW. The second element sought to build on what had been achieved in the pilot project by facilitating the development of a local Aboriginal fisheries management strategy/plan for the Tweed Aboriginal community. Support for both elements of the project was obtained from the NSW Aboriginal Fishing Advisory Council (AFAC), the NSW Department of Primary Industries, Fisheries (DPI), the NSW Aboriginal Land Council (NSWALC) and the Indigenous Reference Group to the Fisheries Research and Development Corporation (IRG) and the Tweed Aboriginal community. Application for funding from FRDC was successful and the project commenced in July 2012.

This FRDC funded project, Project No 2012/216, sought to build on an earlier pilot study, Project No. 2009/308 , undertaken in 2010 which examined the nature and dimensions of Aboriginal cultural fishing in the Tweed region of far northern New South Wales . Project No 2012/216 had two elements, the first one sought to adapt the methodology used in the Tweed study to collect data on catch for application in other regions of NSW. The second element sought to build on what had been achieved in the pilot project by facilitating the development of a local Aboriginal fisheries management strategy/plan for the Tweed Aboriginal community. Support for both elements of the project was obtained from the NSW Aboriginal Fishing Advisory Council (AFAC), the NSW Department of Primary Industries, Fisheries (DPI), the NSW Aboriginal Land Council (NSWALC) and the Indigenous Reference Group to the Fisheries Research and Development Corporation (IRG) and the Tweed Aboriginal community. Application for funding from FRDC was successful and the project commenced in July 2012.

This FRDC funded project, Project No 2012/216, sought to build on an earlier pilot study, Project No. 2009/308 , undertaken in 2010 which examined the nature and dimensions of Aboriginal cultural fishing in the Tweed region of far northern New South Wales . Project No 2012/216 had two elements, the first one sought to adapt the methodology used in the Tweed study to collect data on catch for application in other regions of NSW. The second element sought to build on what had been achieved in the pilot project by facilitating the development of a local Aboriginal fisheries management strategy/plan for the Tweed Aboriginal community. Support for both elements of the project was obtained from the NSW Aboriginal Fishing Advisory Council (AFAC), the NSW Department of Primary Industries, Fisheries (DPI), the NSW Aboriginal Land Council (NSWALC) and the Indigenous Reference Group to the Fisheries Research and Development Corporation (IRG) and the Tweed Aboriginal community. Application for funding from FRDC was successful and the project commenced in July 2012.

This FRDC funded project, Project No 2012/216, sought to build on an earlier pilot study, Project No. 2009/308 , undertaken in 2010 which examined the nature and dimensions of Aboriginal cultural fishing in the Tweed region of far northern New South Wales . Project No 2012/216 had two elements, the first one sought to adapt the methodology used in the Tweed study to collect data on catch for application in other regions of NSW. The second element sought to build on what had been achieved in the pilot project by facilitating the development of a local Aboriginal fisheries management strategy/plan for the Tweed Aboriginal community. Support for both elements of the project was obtained from the NSW Aboriginal Fishing Advisory Council (AFAC), the NSW Department of Primary Industries, Fisheries (DPI), the NSW Aboriginal Land Council (NSWALC) and the Indigenous Reference Group to the Fisheries Research and Development Corporation (IRG) and the Tweed Aboriginal community. Application for funding from FRDC was successful and the project commenced in July 2012.

This FRDC funded project, Project No 2012/216, sought to build on an earlier pilot study, Project No. 2009/308 , undertaken in 2010 which examined the nature and dimensions of Aboriginal cultural fishing in the Tweed region of far northern New South Wales . Project No 2012/216 had two elements, the first one sought to adapt the methodology used in the Tweed study to collect data on catch for application in other regions of NSW. The second element sought to build on what had been achieved in the pilot project by facilitating the development of a local Aboriginal fisheries management strategy/plan for the Tweed Aboriginal community. Support for both elements of the project was obtained from the NSW Aboriginal Fishing Advisory Council (AFAC), the NSW Department of Primary Industries, Fisheries (DPI), the NSW Aboriginal Land Council (NSWALC) and the Indigenous Reference Group to the Fisheries Research and Development Corporation (IRG) and the Tweed Aboriginal community. Application for funding from FRDC was successful and the project commenced in July 2012.

This FRDC funded project, Project No 2012/216, sought to build on an earlier pilot study, Project No. 2009/308 , undertaken in 2010 which examined the nature and dimensions of Aboriginal cultural fishing in the Tweed region of far northern New South Wales . Project No 2012/216 had two elements, the first one sought to adapt the methodology used in the Tweed study to collect data on catch for application in other regions of NSW. The second element sought to build on what had been achieved in the pilot project by facilitating the development of a local Aboriginal fisheries management strategy/plan for the Tweed Aboriginal community. Support for both elements of the project was obtained from the NSW Aboriginal Fishing Advisory Council (AFAC), the NSW Department of Primary Industries, Fisheries (DPI), the NSW Aboriginal Land Council (NSWALC) and the Indigenous Reference Group to the Fisheries Research and Development Corporation (IRG) and the Tweed Aboriginal community. Application for funding from FRDC was successful and the project commenced in July 2012.

This FRDC funded project, Project No 2012/216, sought to build on an earlier pilot study, Project No. 2009/308 , undertaken in 2010 which examined the nature and dimensions of Aboriginal cultural fishing in the Tweed region of far northern New South Wales . Project No 2012/216 had two elements, the first one sought to adapt the methodology used in the Tweed study to collect data on catch for application in other regions of NSW. The second element sought to build on what had been achieved in the pilot project by facilitating the development of a local Aboriginal fisheries management strategy/plan for the Tweed Aboriginal community. Support for both elements of the project was obtained from the NSW Aboriginal Fishing Advisory Council (AFAC), the NSW Department of Primary Industries, Fisheries (DPI), the NSW Aboriginal Land Council (NSWALC) and the Indigenous Reference Group to the Fisheries Research and Development Corporation (IRG) and the Tweed Aboriginal community. Application for funding from FRDC was successful and the project commenced in July 2012.

This FRDC funded project, Project No 2012/216, sought to build on an earlier pilot study, Project No. 2009/308 , undertaken in 2010 which examined the nature and dimensions of Aboriginal cultural fishing in the Tweed region of far northern New South Wales . Project No 2012/216 had two elements, the first one sought to adapt the methodology used in the Tweed study to collect data on catch for application in other regions of NSW. The second element sought to build on what had been achieved in the pilot project by facilitating the development of a local Aboriginal fisheries management strategy/plan for the Tweed Aboriginal community. Support for both elements of the project was obtained from the NSW Aboriginal Fishing Advisory Council (AFAC), the NSW Department of Primary Industries, Fisheries (DPI), the NSW Aboriginal Land Council (NSWALC) and the Indigenous Reference Group to the Fisheries Research and Development Corporation (IRG) and the Tweed Aboriginal community. Application for funding from FRDC was successful and the project commenced in July 2012.

This FRDC funded project, Project No 2012/216, sought to build on an earlier pilot study, Project No. 2009/308 , undertaken in 2010 which examined the nature and dimensions of Aboriginal cultural fishing in the Tweed region of far northern New South Wales . Project No 2012/216 had two elements, the first one sought to adapt the methodology used in the Tweed study to collect data on catch for application in other regions of NSW. The second element sought to build on what had been achieved in the pilot project by facilitating the development of a local Aboriginal fisheries management strategy/plan for the Tweed Aboriginal community. Support for both elements of the project was obtained from the NSW Aboriginal Fishing Advisory Council (AFAC), the NSW Department of Primary Industries, Fisheries (DPI), the NSW Aboriginal Land Council (NSWALC) and the Indigenous Reference Group to the Fisheries Research and Development Corporation (IRG) and the Tweed Aboriginal community. Application for funding from FRDC was successful and the project commenced in July 2012.

This FRDC funded project, Project No 2012/216, sought to build on an earlier pilot study, Project No. 2009/308 , undertaken in 2010 which examined the nature and dimensions of Aboriginal cultural fishing in the Tweed region of far northern New South Wales . Project No 2012/216 had two elements, the first one sought to adapt the methodology used in the Tweed study to collect data on catch for application in other regions of NSW. The second element sought to build on what had been achieved in the pilot project by facilitating the development of a local Aboriginal fisheries management strategy/plan for the Tweed Aboriginal community. Support for both elements of the project was obtained from the NSW Aboriginal Fishing Advisory Council (AFAC), the NSW Department of Primary Industries, Fisheries (DPI), the NSW Aboriginal Land Council (NSWALC) and the Indigenous Reference Group to the Fisheries Research and Development Corporation (IRG) and the Tweed Aboriginal community. Application for funding from FRDC was successful and the project commenced in July 2012.

This FRDC funded project, Project No 2012/216, sought to build on an earlier pilot study, Project No. 2009/308 , undertaken in 2010 which examined the nature and dimensions of Aboriginal cultural fishing in the Tweed region of far northern New South Wales . Project No 2012/216 had two elements, the first one sought to adapt the methodology used in the Tweed study to collect data on catch for application in other regions of NSW. The second element sought to build on what had been achieved in the pilot project by facilitating the development of a local Aboriginal fisheries management strategy/plan for the Tweed Aboriginal community. Support for both elements of the project was obtained from the NSW Aboriginal Fishing Advisory Council (AFAC), the NSW Department of Primary Industries, Fisheries (DPI), the NSW Aboriginal Land Council (NSWALC) and the Indigenous Reference Group to the Fisheries Research and Development Corporation (IRG) and the Tweed Aboriginal community. Application for funding from FRDC was successful and the project commenced in July 2012.

This FRDC funded project, Project No 2012/216, sought to build on an earlier pilot study, Project No. 2009/308 , undertaken in 2010 which examined the nature and dimensions of Aboriginal cultural fishing in the Tweed region of far northern New South Wales . Project No 2012/216 had two elements, the first one sought to adapt the methodology used in the Tweed study to collect data on catch for application in other regions of NSW. The second element sought to build on what had been achieved in the pilot project by facilitating the development of a local Aboriginal fisheries management strategy/plan for the Tweed Aboriginal community. Support for both elements of the project was obtained from the NSW Aboriginal Fishing Advisory Council (AFAC), the NSW Department of Primary Industries, Fisheries (DPI), the NSW Aboriginal Land Council (NSWALC) and the Indigenous Reference Group to the Fisheries Research and Development Corporation (IRG) and the Tweed Aboriginal community. Application for funding from FRDC was successful and the project commenced in July 2012.

This FRDC funded project, Project No 2012/216, sought to build on an earlier pilot study, Project No. 2009/308 , undertaken in 2010 which examined the nature and dimensions of Aboriginal cultural fishing in the Tweed region of far northern New South Wales . Project No 2012/216 had two elements, the first one sought to adapt the methodology used in the Tweed study to collect data on catch for application in other regions of NSW. The second element sought to build on what had been achieved in the pilot project by facilitating the development of a local Aboriginal fisheries management strategy/plan for the Tweed Aboriginal community. Support for both elements of the project was obtained from the NSW Aboriginal Fishing Advisory Council (AFAC), the NSW Department of Primary Industries, Fisheries (DPI), the NSW Aboriginal Land Council (NSWALC) and the Indigenous Reference Group to the Fisheries Research and Development Corporation (IRG) and the Tweed Aboriginal community. Application for funding from FRDC was successful and the project commenced in July 2012.

This FRDC funded project, Project No 2012/216, sought to build on an earlier pilot study, Project No. 2009/308 , undertaken in 2010 which examined the nature and dimensions of Aboriginal cultural fishing in the Tweed region of far northern New South Wales . Project No 2012/216 had two elements, the first one sought to adapt the methodology used in the Tweed study to collect data on catch for application in other regions of NSW. The second element sought to build on what had been achieved in the pilot project by facilitating the development of a local Aboriginal fisheries management strategy/plan for the Tweed Aboriginal community. Support for both elements of the project was obtained from the NSW Aboriginal Fishing Advisory Council (AFAC), the NSW Department of Primary Industries, Fisheries (DPI), the NSW Aboriginal Land Council (NSWALC) and the Indigenous Reference Group to the Fisheries Research and Development Corporation (IRG) and the Tweed Aboriginal community. Application for funding from FRDC was successful and the project commenced in July 2012.

This FRDC funded project, Project No 2012/216, sought to build on an earlier pilot study, Project No. 2009/308 , undertaken in 2010 which examined the nature and dimensions of Aboriginal cultural fishing in the Tweed region of far northern New South Wales . Project No 2012/216 had two elements, the first one sought to adapt the methodology used in the Tweed study to collect data on catch for application in other regions of NSW. The second element sought to build on what had been achieved in the pilot project by facilitating the development of a local Aboriginal fisheries management strategy/plan for the Tweed Aboriginal community. Support for both elements of the project was obtained from the NSW Aboriginal Fishing Advisory Council (AFAC), the NSW Department of Primary Industries, Fisheries (DPI), the NSW Aboriginal Land Council (NSWALC) and the Indigenous Reference Group to the Fisheries Research and Development Corporation (IRG) and the Tweed Aboriginal community. Application for funding from FRDC was successful and the project commenced in July 2012.

This FRDC funded project, Project No 2012/216, sought to build on an earlier pilot study, Project No. 2009/308 , undertaken in 2010 which examined the nature and dimensions of Aboriginal cultural fishing in the Tweed region of far northern New South Wales . Project No 2012/216 had two elements, the first one sought to adapt the methodology used in the Tweed study to collect data on catch for application in other regions of NSW. The second element sought to build on what had been achieved in the pilot project by facilitating the development of a local Aboriginal fisheries management strategy/plan for the Tweed Aboriginal community. Support for both elements of the project was obtained from the NSW Aboriginal Fishing Advisory Council (AFAC), the NSW Department of Primary Industries, Fisheries (DPI), the NSW Aboriginal Land Council (NSWALC) and the Indigenous Reference Group to the Fisheries Research and Development Corporation (IRG) and the Tweed Aboriginal community. Application for funding from FRDC was successful and the project commenced in July 2012.

This FRDC funded project, Project No 2012/216, sought to build on an earlier pilot study, Project No. 2009/308 , undertaken in 2010 which examined the nature and dimensions of Aboriginal cultural fishing in the Tweed region of far northern New South Wales . Project No 2012/216 had two elements, the first one sought to adapt the methodology used in the Tweed study to collect data on catch for application in other regions of NSW. The second element sought to build on what had been achieved in the pilot project by facilitating the development of a local Aboriginal fisheries management strategy/plan for the Tweed Aboriginal community. Support for both elements of the project was obtained from the NSW Aboriginal Fishing Advisory Council (AFAC), the NSW Department of Primary Industries, Fisheries (DPI), the NSW Aboriginal Land Council (NSWALC) and the Indigenous Reference Group to the Fisheries Research and Development Corporation (IRG) and the Tweed Aboriginal community. Application for funding from FRDC was successful and the project commenced in July 2012.

This FRDC funded project, Project No 2012/216, sought to build on an earlier pilot study, Project No. 2009/308 , undertaken in 2010 which examined the nature and dimensions of Aboriginal cultural fishing in the Tweed region of far northern New South Wales . Project No 2012/216 had two elements, the first one sought to adapt the methodology used in the Tweed study to collect data on catch for application in other regions of NSW. The second element sought to build on what had been achieved in the pilot project by facilitating the development of a local Aboriginal fisheries management strategy/plan for the Tweed Aboriginal community. Support for both elements of the project was obtained from the NSW Aboriginal Fishing Advisory Council (AFAC), the NSW Department of Primary Industries, Fisheries (DPI), the NSW Aboriginal Land Council (NSWALC) and the Indigenous Reference Group to the Fisheries Research and Development Corporation (IRG) and the Tweed Aboriginal community. Application for funding from FRDC was successful and the project commenced in July 2012.

This FRDC funded project, Project No 2012/216, sought to build on an earlier pilot study, Project No. 2009/308 , undertaken in 2010 which examined the nature and dimensions of Aboriginal cultural fishing in the Tweed region of far northern New South Wales . Project No 2012/216 had two elements, the first one sought to adapt the methodology used in the Tweed study to collect data on catch for application in other regions of NSW. The second element sought to build on what had been achieved in the pilot project by facilitating the development of a local Aboriginal fisheries management strategy/plan for the Tweed Aboriginal community. Support for both elements of the project was obtained from the NSW Aboriginal Fishing Advisory Council (AFAC), the NSW Department of Primary Industries, Fisheries (DPI), the NSW Aboriginal Land Council (NSWALC) and the Indigenous Reference Group to the Fisheries Research and Development Corporation (IRG) and the Tweed Aboriginal community. Application for funding from FRDC was successful and the project commenced in July 2012.

This FRDC funded project, Project No 2012/216, sought to build on an earlier pilot study, Project No. 2009/308 , undertaken in 2010 which examined the nature and dimensions of Aboriginal cultural fishing in the Tweed region of far northern New South Wales . Project No 2012/216 had two elements, the first one sought to adapt the methodology used in the Tweed study to collect data on catch for application in other regions of NSW. The second element sought to build on what had been achieved in the pilot project by facilitating the development of a local Aboriginal fisheries management strategy/plan for the Tweed Aboriginal community. Support for both elements of the project was obtained from the NSW Aboriginal Fishing Advisory Council (AFAC), the NSW Department of Primary Industries, Fisheries (DPI), the NSW Aboriginal Land Council (NSWALC) and the Indigenous Reference Group to the Fisheries Research and Development Corporation (IRG) and the Tweed Aboriginal community. Application for funding from FRDC was successful and the project commenced in July 2012.

This FRDC funded project, Project No 2012/216, sought to build on an earlier pilot study, Project No. 2009/308 , undertaken in 2010 which examined the nature and dimensions of Aboriginal cultural fishing in the Tweed region of far northern New South Wales . Project No 2012/216 had two elements, the first one sought to adapt the methodology used in the Tweed study to collect data on catch for application in other regions of NSW. The second element sought to build on what had been achieved in the pilot project by facilitating the development of a local Aboriginal fisheries management strategy/plan for the Tweed Aboriginal community. Support for both elements of the project was obtained from the NSW Aboriginal Fishing Advisory Council (AFAC), the NSW Department of Primary Industries, Fisheries (DPI), the NSW Aboriginal Land Council (NSWALC) and the Indigenous Reference Group to the Fisheries Research and Development Corporation (IRG) and the Tweed Aboriginal community. Application for funding from FRDC was successful and the project commenced in July 2012.

This FRDC funded project, Project No 2012/216, sought to build on an earlier pilot study, Project No. 2009/308 , undertaken in 2010 which examined the nature and dimensions of Aboriginal cultural fishing in the Tweed region of far northern New South Wales . Project No 2012/216 had two elements, the first one sought to adapt the methodology used in the Tweed study to collect data on catch for application in other regions of NSW. The second element sought to build on what had been achieved in the pilot project by facilitating the development of a local Aboriginal fisheries management strategy/plan for the Tweed Aboriginal community. Support for both elements of the project was obtained from the NSW Aboriginal Fishing Advisory Council (AFAC), the NSW Department of Primary Industries, Fisheries (DPI), the NSW Aboriginal Land Council (NSWALC) and the Indigenous Reference Group to the Fisheries Research and Development Corporation (IRG) and the Tweed Aboriginal community. Application for funding from FRDC was successful and the project commenced in July 2012.

This FRDC funded project, Project No 2012/216, sought to build on an earlier pilot study, Project No. 2009/308 , undertaken in 2010 which examined the nature and dimensions of Aboriginal cultural fishing in the Tweed region of far northern New South Wales . Project No 2012/216 had two elements, the first one sought to adapt the methodology used in the Tweed study to collect data on catch for application in other regions of NSW. The second element sought to build on what had been achieved in the pilot project by facilitating the development of a local Aboriginal fisheries management strategy/plan for the Tweed Aboriginal community. Support for both elements of the project was obtained from the NSW Aboriginal Fishing Advisory Council (AFAC), the NSW Department of Primary Industries, Fisheries (DPI), the NSW Aboriginal Land Council (NSWALC) and the Indigenous Reference Group to the Fisheries Research and Development Corporation (IRG) and the Tweed Aboriginal community. Application for funding from FRDC was successful and the project commenced in July 2012.

This FRDC funded project, Project No 2012/216, sought to build on an earlier pilot study, Project No. 2009/308 , undertaken in 2010 which examined the nature and dimensions of Aboriginal cultural fishing in the Tweed region of far northern New South Wales . Project No 2012/216 had two elements, the first one sought to adapt the methodology used in the Tweed study to collect data on catch for application in other regions of NSW. The second element sought to build on what had been achieved in the pilot project by facilitating the development of a local Aboriginal fisheries management strategy/plan for the Tweed Aboriginal community. Support for both elements of the project was obtained from the NSW Aboriginal Fishing Advisory Council (AFAC), the NSW Department of Primary Industries, Fisheries (DPI), the NSW Aboriginal Land Council (NSWALC) and the Indigenous Reference Group to the Fisheries Research and Development Corporation (IRG) and the Tweed Aboriginal community. Application for funding from FRDC was successful and the project commenced in July 2012.

This FRDC funded project, Project No 2012/216, sought to build on an earlier pilot study, Project No. 2009/308 , undertaken in 2010 which examined the nature and dimensions of Aboriginal cultural fishing in the Tweed region of far northern New South Wales . Project No 2012/216 had two elements, the first one sought to adapt the methodology used in the Tweed study to collect data on catch for application in other regions of NSW. The second element sought to build on what had been achieved in the pilot project by facilitating the development of a local Aboriginal fisheries management strategy/plan for the Tweed Aboriginal community. Support for both elements of the project was obtained from the NSW Aboriginal Fishing Advisory Council (AFAC), the NSW Department of Primary Industries, Fisheries (DPI), the NSW Aboriginal Land Council (NSWALC) and the Indigenous Reference Group to the Fisheries Research and Development Corporation (IRG) and the Tweed Aboriginal community. Application for funding from FRDC was successful and the project commenced in July 2012.

This FRDC funded project, Project No 2012/216, sought to build on an earlier pilot study, Project No. 2009/308 , undertaken in 2010 which examined the nature and dimensions of Aboriginal cultural fishing in the Tweed region of far northern New South Wales . Project No 2012/216 had two elements, the first one sought to adapt the methodology used in the Tweed study to collect data on catch for application in other regions of NSW. The second element sought to build on what had been achieved in the pilot project by facilitating the development of a local Aboriginal fisheries management strategy/plan for the Tweed Aboriginal community. Support for both elements of the project was obtained from the NSW Aboriginal Fishing Advisory Council (AFAC), the NSW Department of Primary Industries, Fisheries (DPI), the NSW Aboriginal Land Council (NSWALC) and the Indigenous Reference Group to the Fisheries Research and Development Corporation (IRG) and the Tweed Aboriginal community. Application for funding from FRDC was successful and the project commenced in July 2012.

This FRDC funded project, Project No 2012/216, sought to build on an earlier pilot study, Project No. 2009/308 , undertaken in 2010 which examined the nature and dimensions of Aboriginal cultural fishing in the Tweed region of far northern New South Wales . Project No 2012/216 had two elements, the first one sought to adapt the methodology used in the Tweed study to collect data on catch for application in other regions of NSW. The second element sought to build on what had been achieved in the pilot project by facilitating the development of a local Aboriginal fisheries management strategy/plan for the Tweed Aboriginal community. Support for both elements of the project was obtained from the NSW Aboriginal Fishing Advisory Council (AFAC), the NSW Department of Primary Industries, Fisheries (DPI), the NSW Aboriginal Land Council (NSWALC) and the Indigenous Reference Group to the Fisheries Research and Development Corporation (IRG) and the Tweed Aboriginal community. Application for funding from FRDC was successful and the project commenced in July 2012.

This FRDC funded project, Project No 2012/216, sought to build on an earlier pilot study, Project No. 2009/308 , undertaken in 2010 which examined the nature and dimensions of Aboriginal cultural fishing in the Tweed region of far northern New South Wales . Project No 2012/216 had two elements, the first one sought to adapt the methodology used in the Tweed study to collect data on catch for application in other regions of NSW. The second element sought to build on what had been achieved in the pilot project by facilitating the development of a local Aboriginal fisheries management strategy/plan for the Tweed Aboriginal community. Support for both elements of the project was obtained from the NSW Aboriginal Fishing Advisory Council (AFAC), the NSW Department of Primary Industries, Fisheries (DPI), the NSW Aboriginal Land Council (NSWALC) and the Indigenous Reference Group to the Fisheries Research and Development Corporation (IRG) and the Tweed Aboriginal community. Application for funding from FRDC was successful and the project commenced in July 2012.

This FRDC funded project, Project No 2012/216, sought to build on an earlier pilot study, Project No. 2009/308 , undertaken in 2010 which examined the nature and dimensions of Aboriginal cultural fishing in the Tweed region of far northern New South Wales . Project No 2012/216 had two elements, the first one sought to adapt the methodology used in the Tweed study to collect data on catch for application in other regions of NSW. The second element sought to build on what had been achieved in the pilot project by facilitating the development of a local Aboriginal fisheries management strategy/plan for the Tweed Aboriginal community. Support for both elements of the project was obtained from the NSW Aboriginal Fishing Advisory Council (AFAC), the NSW Department of Primary Industries, Fisheries (DPI), the NSW Aboriginal Land Council (NSWALC) and the Indigenous Reference Group to the Fisheries Research and Development Corporation (IRG) and the Tweed Aboriginal community. Application for funding from FRDC was successful and the project commenced in July 2012.

This FRDC funded project, Project No 2012/216, sought to build on an earlier pilot study, Project No. 2009/308 , undertaken in 2010 which examined the nature and dimensions of Aboriginal cultural fishing in the Tweed region of far northern New South Wales . Project No 2012/216 had two elements, the first one sought to adapt the methodology used in the Tweed study to collect data on catch for application in other regions of NSW. The second element sought to build on what had been achieved in the pilot project by facilitating the development of a local Aboriginal fisheries management strategy/plan for the Tweed Aboriginal community. Support for both elements of the project was obtained from the NSW Aboriginal Fishing Advisory Council (AFAC), the NSW Department of Primary Industries, Fisheries (DPI), the NSW Aboriginal Land Council (NSWALC) and the Indigenous Reference Group to the Fisheries Research and Development Corporation (IRG) and the Tweed Aboriginal community. Application for funding from FRDC was successful and the project commenced in July 2012.

This FRDC funded project, Project No 2012/216, sought to build on an earlier pilot study, Project No. 2009/308 , undertaken in 2010 which examined the nature and dimensions of Aboriginal cultural fishing in the Tweed region of far northern New South Wales . Project No 2012/216 had two elements, the first one sought to adapt the methodology used in the Tweed study to collect data on catch for application in other regions of NSW. The second element sought to build on what had been achieved in the pilot project by facilitating the development of a local Aboriginal fisheries management strategy/plan for the Tweed Aboriginal community. Support for both elements of the project was obtained from the NSW Aboriginal Fishing Advisory Council (AFAC), the NSW Department of Primary Industries, Fisheries (DPI), the NSW Aboriginal Land Council (NSWALC) and the Indigenous Reference Group to the Fisheries Research and Development Corporation (IRG) and the Tweed Aboriginal community. Application for funding from FRDC was successful and the project commenced in July 2012.

This FRDC funded project, Project No 2012/216, sought to build on an earlier pilot study, Project No. 2009/308 , undertaken in 2010 which examined the nature and dimensions of Aboriginal cultural fishing in the Tweed region of far northern New South Wales . Project No 2012/216 had two elements, the first one sought to adapt the methodology used in the Tweed study to collect data on catch for application in other regions of NSW. The second element sought to build on what had been achieved in the pilot project by facilitating the development of a local Aboriginal fisheries management strategy/plan for the Tweed Aboriginal community. Support for both elements of the project was obtained from the NSW Aboriginal Fishing Advisory Council (AFAC), the NSW Department of Primary Industries, Fisheries (DPI), the NSW Aboriginal Land Council (NSWALC) and the Indigenous Reference Group to the Fisheries Research and Development Corporation (IRG) and the Tweed Aboriginal community. Application for funding from FRDC was successful and the project commenced in July 2012.

This FRDC funded project, Project No 2012/216, sought to build on an earlier pilot study, Project No. 2009/308 , undertaken in 2010 which examined the nature and dimensions of Aboriginal cultural fishing in the Tweed region of far northern New South Wales . Project No 2012/216 had two elements, the first one sought to adapt the methodology used in the Tweed study to collect data on catch for application in other regions of NSW. The second element sought to build on what had been achieved in the pilot project by facilitating the development of a local Aboriginal fisheries management strategy/plan for the Tweed Aboriginal community. Support for both elements of the project was obtained from the NSW Aboriginal Fishing Advisory Council (AFAC), the NSW Department of Primary Industries, Fisheries (DPI), the NSW Aboriginal Land Council (NSWALC) and the Indigenous Reference Group to the Fisheries Research and Development Corporation (IRG) and the Tweed Aboriginal community. Application for funding from FRDC was successful and the project commenced in July 2012.

This FRDC funded project, Project No 2012/216, sought to build on an earlier pilot study, Project No. 2009/308 , undertaken in 2010 which examined the nature and dimensions of Aboriginal cultural fishing in the Tweed region of far northern New South Wales . Project No 2012/216 had two elements, the first one sought to adapt the methodology used in the Tweed study to collect data on catch for application in other regions of NSW. The second element sought to build on what had been achieved in the pilot project by facilitating the development of a local Aboriginal fisheries management strategy/plan for the Tweed Aboriginal community. Support for both elements of the project was obtained from the NSW Aboriginal Fishing Advisory Council (AFAC), the NSW Department of Primary Industries, Fisheries (DPI), the NSW Aboriginal Land Council (NSWALC) and the Indigenous Reference Group to the Fisheries Research and Development Corporation (IRG) and the Tweed Aboriginal community. Application for funding from FRDC was successful and the project commenced in July 2012.

This FRDC funded project, Project No 2012/216, sought to build on an earlier pilot study, Project No. 2009/308 , undertaken in 2010 which examined the nature and dimensions of Aboriginal cultural fishing in the Tweed region of far northern New South Wales . Project No 2012/216 had two elements, the first one sought to adapt the methodology used in the Tweed study to collect data on catch for application in other regions of NSW. The second element sought to build on what had been achieved in the pilot project by facilitating the development of a local Aboriginal fisheries management strategy/plan for the Tweed Aboriginal community. Support for both elements of the project was obtained from the NSW Aboriginal Fishing Advisory Council (AFAC), the NSW Department of Primary Industries, Fisheries (DPI), the NSW Aboriginal Land Council (NSWALC) and the Indigenous Reference Group to the Fisheries Research and Development Corporation (IRG) and the Tweed Aboriginal community. Application for funding from FRDC was successful and the project commenced in July 2012.

This FRDC funded project, Project No 2012/216, sought to build on an earlier pilot study, Project No. 2009/308 , undertaken in 2010 which examined the nature and dimensions of Aboriginal cultural fishing in the Tweed region of far northern New South Wales . Project No 2012/216 had two elements, the first one sought to adapt the methodology used in the Tweed study to collect data on catch for application in other regions of NSW. The second element sought to build on what had been achieved in the pilot project by facilitating the development of a local Aboriginal fisheries management strategy/plan for the Tweed Aboriginal community. Support for both elements of the project was obtained from the NSW Aboriginal Fishing Advisory Council (AFAC), the NSW Department of Primary Industries, Fisheries (DPI), the NSW Aboriginal Land Council (NSWALC) and the Indigenous Reference Group to the Fisheries Research and Development Corporation (IRG) and the Tweed Aboriginal community. Application for funding from FRDC was successful and the project commenced in July 2012.

This FRDC funded project, Project No 2012/216, sought to build on an earlier pilot study, Project No. 2009/308 , undertaken in 2010 which examined the nature and dimensions of Aboriginal cultural fishing in the Tweed region of far northern New South Wales . Project No 2012/216 had two elements, the first one sought to adapt the methodology used in the Tweed study to collect data on catch for application in other regions of NSW. The second element sought to build on what had been achieved in the pilot project by facilitating the development of a local Aboriginal fisheries management strategy/plan for the Tweed Aboriginal community. Support for both elements of the project was obtained from the NSW Aboriginal Fishing Advisory Council (AFAC), the NSW Department of Primary Industries, Fisheries (DPI), the NSW Aboriginal Land Council (NSWALC) and the Indigenous Reference Group to the Fisheries Research and Development Corporation (IRG) and the Tweed Aboriginal community. Application for funding from FRDC was successful and the project commenced in July 2012.

This FRDC funded project, Project No 2012/216, sought to build on an earlier pilot study, Project No. 2009/308 , undertaken in 2010 which examined the nature and dimensions of Aboriginal cultural fishing in the Tweed region of far northern New South Wales . Project No 2012/216 had two elements, the first one sought to adapt the methodology used in the Tweed study to collect data on catch for application in other regions of NSW. The second element sought to build on what had been achieved in the pilot project by facilitating the development of a local Aboriginal fisheries management strategy/plan for the Tweed Aboriginal community. Support for both elements of the project was obtained from the NSW Aboriginal Fishing Advisory Council (AFAC), the NSW Department of Primary Industries, Fisheries (DPI), the NSW Aboriginal Land Council (NSWALC) and the Indigenous Reference Group to the Fisheries Research and Development Corporation (IRG) and the Tweed Aboriginal community. Application for funding from FRDC was successful and the project commenced in July 2012.

This FRDC funded project, Project No 2012/216, sought to build on an earlier pilot study, Project No. 2009/308 , undertaken in 2010 which examined the nature and dimensions of Aboriginal cultural fishing in the Tweed region of far northern New South Wales . Project No 2012/216 had two elements, the first one sought to adapt the methodology used in the Tweed study to collect data on catch for application in other regions of NSW. The second element sought to build on what had been achieved in the pilot project by facilitating the development of a local Aboriginal fisheries management strategy/plan for the Tweed Aboriginal community. Support for both elements of the project was obtained from the NSW Aboriginal Fishing Advisory Council (AFAC), the NSW Department of Primary Industries, Fisheries (DPI), the NSW Aboriginal Land Council (NSWALC) and the Indigenous Reference Group to the Fisheries Research and Development Corporation (IRG) and the Tweed Aboriginal community. Application for funding from FRDC was successful and the project commenced in July 2012.

This FRDC funded project, Project No 2012/216, sought to build on an earlier pilot study, Project No. 2009/308 , undertaken in 2010 which examined the nature and dimensions of Aboriginal cultural fishing in the Tweed region of far northern New South Wales . Project No 2012/216 had two elements, the first one sought to adapt the methodology used in the Tweed study to collect data on catch for application in other regions of NSW. The second element sought to build on what had been achieved in the pilot project by facilitating the development of a local Aboriginal fisheries management strategy/plan for the Tweed Aboriginal community. Support for both elements of the project was obtained from the NSW Aboriginal Fishing Advisory Council (AFAC), the NSW Department of Primary Industries, Fisheries (DPI), the NSW Aboriginal Land Council (NSWALC) and the Indigenous Reference Group to the Fisheries Research and Development Corporation (IRG) and the Tweed Aboriginal community. Application for funding from FRDC was successful and the project commenced in July 2012.

This FRDC funded project, Project No 2012/216, sought to build on an earlier pilot study, Project No. 2009/308 , undertaken in 2010 which examined the nature and dimensions of Aboriginal cultural fishing in the Tweed region of far northern New South Wales . Project No 2012/216 had two elements, the first one sought to adapt the methodology used in the Tweed study to collect data on catch for application in other regions of NSW. The second element sought to build on what had been achieved in the pilot project by facilitating the development of a local Aboriginal fisheries management strategy/plan for the Tweed Aboriginal community. Support for both elements of the project was obtained from the NSW Aboriginal Fishing Advisory Council (AFAC), the NSW Department of Primary Industries, Fisheries (DPI), the NSW Aboriginal Land Council (NSWALC) and the Indigenous Reference Group to the Fisheries Research and Development Corporation (IRG) and the Tweed Aboriginal community. Application for funding from FRDC was successful and the project commenced in July 2012.

This FRDC funded project, Project No 2012/216, sought to build on an earlier pilot study, Project No. 2009/308 , undertaken in 2010 which examined the nature and dimensions of Aboriginal cultural fishing in the Tweed region of far northern New South Wales . Project No 2012/216 had two elements, the first one sought to adapt the methodology used in the Tweed study to collect data on catch for application in other regions of NSW. The second element sought to build on what had been achieved in the pilot project by facilitating the development of a local Aboriginal fisheries management strategy/plan for the Tweed Aboriginal community. Support for both elements of the project was obtained from the NSW Aboriginal Fishing Advisory Council (AFAC), the NSW Department of Primary Industries, Fisheries (DPI), the NSW Aboriginal Land Council (NSWALC) and the Indigenous Reference Group to the Fisheries Research and Development Corporation (IRG) and the Tweed Aboriginal community. Application for funding from FRDC was successful and the project commenced in July 2012.

This FRDC funded project, Project No 2012/216, sought to build on an earlier pilot study, Project No. 2009/308 , undertaken in 2010 which examined the nature and dimensions of Aboriginal cultural fishing in the Tweed region of far northern New South Wales . Project No 2012/216 had two elements, the first one sought to adapt the methodology used in the Tweed study to collect data on catch for application in other regions of NSW. The second element sought to build on what had been achieved in the pilot project by facilitating the development of a local Aboriginal fisheries management strategy/plan for the Tweed Aboriginal community. Support for both elements of the project was obtained from the NSW Aboriginal Fishing Advisory Council (AFAC), the NSW Department of Primary Industries, Fisheries (DPI), the NSW Aboriginal Land Council (NSWALC) and the Indigenous Reference Group to the Fisheries Research and Development Corporation (IRG) and the Tweed Aboriginal community. Application for funding from FRDC was successful and the project commenced in July 2012.

This FRDC funded project, Project No 2012/216, sought to build on an earlier pilot study, Project No. 2009/308 , undertaken in 2010 which examined the nature and dimensions of Aboriginal cultural fishing in the Tweed region of far northern New South Wales . Project No 2012/216 had two elements, the first one sought to adapt the methodology used in the Tweed study to collect data on catch for application in other regions of NSW. The second element sought to build on what had been achieved in the pilot project by facilitating the development of a local Aboriginal fisheries management strategy/plan for the Tweed Aboriginal community. Support for both elements of the project was obtained from the NSW Aboriginal Fishing Advisory Council (AFAC), the NSW Department of Primary Industries, Fisheries (DPI), the NSW Aboriginal Land Council (NSWALC) and the Indigenous Reference Group to the Fisheries Research and Development Corporation (IRG) and the Tweed Aboriginal community. Application for funding from FRDC was successful and the project commenced in July 2012.

This FRDC funded project, Project No 2012/216, sought to build on an earlier pilot study, Project No. 2009/308 , undertaken in 2010 which examined the nature and dimensions of Aboriginal cultural fishing in the Tweed region of far northern New South Wales . Project No 2012/216 had two elements, the first one sought to adapt the methodology used in the Tweed study to collect data on catch for application in other regions of NSW. The second element sought to build on what had been achieved in the pilot project by facilitating the development of a local Aboriginal fisheries management strategy/plan for the Tweed Aboriginal community. Support for both elements of the project was obtained from the NSW Aboriginal Fishing Advisory Council (AFAC), the NSW Department of Primary Industries, Fisheries (DPI), the NSW Aboriginal Land Council (NSWALC) and the Indigenous Reference Group to the Fisheries Research and Development Corporation (IRG) and the Tweed Aboriginal community. Application for funding from FRDC was successful and the project commenced in July 2012.

This FRDC funded project, Project No 2012/216, sought to build on an earlier pilot study, Project No. 2009/308 , undertaken in 2010 which examined the nature and dimensions of Aboriginal cultural fishing in the Tweed region of far northern New South Wales . Project No 2012/216 had two elements, the first one sought to adapt the methodology used in the Tweed study to collect data on catch for application in other regions of NSW. The second element sought to build on what had been achieved in the pilot project by facilitating the development of a local Aboriginal fisheries management strategy/plan for the Tweed Aboriginal community. Support for both elements of the project was obtained from the NSW Aboriginal Fishing Advisory Council (AFAC), the NSW Department of Primary Industries, Fisheries (DPI), the NSW Aboriginal Land Council (NSWALC) and the Indigenous Reference Group to the Fisheries Research and Development Corporation (IRG) and the Tweed Aboriginal community. Application for funding from FRDC was successful and the project commenced in July 2012.

This FRDC funded project, Project No 2012/216, sought to build on an earlier pilot study, Project No. 2009/308 , undertaken in 2010 which examined the nature and dimensions of Aboriginal cultural fishing in the Tweed region of far northern New South Wales . Project No 2012/216 had two elements, the first one sought to adapt the methodology used in the Tweed study to collect data on catch for application in other regions of NSW. The second element sought to build on what had been achieved in the pilot project by facilitating the development of a local Aboriginal fisheries management strategy/plan for the Tweed Aboriginal community. Support for both elements of the project was obtained from the NSW Aboriginal Fishing Advisory Council (AFAC), the NSW Department of Primary Industries, Fisheries (DPI), the NSW Aboriginal Land Council (NSWALC) and the Indigenous Reference Group to the Fisheries Research and Development Corporation (IRG) and the Tweed Aboriginal community. Application for funding from FRDC was successful and the project commenced in July 2012.

This FRDC funded project, Project No 2012/216, sought to build on an earlier pilot study, Project No. 2009/308 , undertaken in 2010 which examined the nature and dimensions of Aboriginal cultural fishing in the Tweed region of far northern New South Wales . Project No 2012/216 had two elements, the first one sought to adapt the methodology used in the Tweed study to collect data on catch for application in other regions of NSW. The second element sought to build on what had been achieved in the pilot project by facilitating the development of a local Aboriginal fisheries management strategy/plan for the Tweed Aboriginal community. Support for both elements of the project was obtained from the NSW Aboriginal Fishing Advisory Council (AFAC), the NSW Department of Primary Industries, Fisheries (DPI), the NSW Aboriginal Land Council (NSWALC) and the Indigenous Reference Group to the Fisheries Research and Development Corporation (IRG) and the Tweed Aboriginal community. Application for funding from FRDC was successful and the project commenced in July 2012.

This FRDC funded project, Project No 2012/216, sought to build on an earlier pilot study, Project No. 2009/308 , undertaken in 2010 which examined the nature and dimensions of Aboriginal cultural fishing in the Tweed region of far northern New South Wales . Project No 2012/216 had two elements, the first one sought to adapt the methodology used in the Tweed study to collect data on catch for application in other regions of NSW. The second element sought to build on what had been achieved in the pilot project by facilitating the development of a local Aboriginal fisheries management strategy/plan for the Tweed Aboriginal community. Support for both elements of the project was obtained from the NSW Aboriginal Fishing Advisory Council (AFAC), the NSW Department of Primary Industries, Fisheries (DPI), the NSW Aboriginal Land Council (NSWALC) and the Indigenous Reference Group to the Fisheries Research and Development Corporation (IRG) and the Tweed Aboriginal community. Application for funding from FRDC was successful and the project commenced in July 2012.

This FRDC funded project, Project No 2012/216, sought to build on an earlier pilot study, Project No. 2009/308 , undertaken in 2010 which examined the nature and dimensions of Aboriginal cultural fishing in the Tweed region of far northern New South Wales . Project No 2012/216 had two elements, the first one sought to adapt the methodology used in the Tweed study to collect data on catch for application in other regions of NSW. The second element sought to build on what had been achieved in the pilot project by facilitating the development of a local Aboriginal fisheries management strategy/plan for the Tweed Aboriginal community. Support for both elements of the project was obtained from the NSW Aboriginal Fishing Advisory Council (AFAC), the NSW Department of Primary Industries, Fisheries (DPI), the NSW Aboriginal Land Council (NSWALC) and the Indigenous Reference Group to the Fisheries Research and Development Corporation (IRG) and the Tweed Aboriginal community. Application for funding from FRDC was successful and the project commenced in July 2012.

This FRDC funded project, Project No 2012/216, sought to build on an earlier pilot study, Project No. 2009/308 , undertaken in 2010 which examined the nature and dimensions of Aboriginal cultural fishing in the Tweed region of far northern New South Wales . Project No 2012/216 had two elements, the first one sought to adapt the methodology used in the Tweed study to collect data on catch for application in other regions of NSW. The second element sought to build on what had been achieved in the pilot project by facilitating the development of a local Aboriginal fisheries management strategy/plan for the Tweed Aboriginal community. Support for both elements of the project was obtained from the NSW Aboriginal Fishing Advisory Council (AFAC), the NSW Department of Primary Industries, Fisheries (DPI), the NSW Aboriginal Land Council (NSWALC) and the Indigenous Reference Group to the Fisheries Research and Development Corporation (IRG) and the Tweed Aboriginal community. Application for funding from FRDC was successful and the project commenced in July 2012.

This FRDC funded project, Project No 2012/216, sought to build on an earlier pilot study, Project No. 2009/308 , undertaken in 2010 which examined the nature and dimensions of Aboriginal cultural fishing in the Tweed region of far northern New South Wales . Project No 2012/216 had two elements, the first one sought to adapt the methodology used in the Tweed study to collect data on catch for application in other regions of NSW. The second element sought to build on what had been achieved in the pilot project by facilitating the development of a local Aboriginal fisheries management strategy/plan for the Tweed Aboriginal community. Support for both elements of the project was obtained from the NSW Aboriginal Fishing Advisory Council (AFAC), the NSW Department of Primary Industries, Fisheries (DPI), the NSW Aboriginal Land Council (NSWALC) and the Indigenous Reference Group to the Fisheries Research and Development Corporation (IRG) and the Tweed Aboriginal community. Application for funding from FRDC was successful and the project commenced in July 2012.