Ministerial Statement on Crayfish Industry Policy
A ministerial discussion outlined government plans to protect cray fishing grounds and regulate ships visiting Geraldton. Key figures included Attorney General Abbott Wheake and Ministers Watts and Abbott, with concerns over mortality rates, transport costs, and decentralisation aimed at avoiding a single monopoly while expanding regional industry.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tn Neddigion
Geraldton
Wscussite
Watts
Emre
Merrin
Forth Inter
Isham Hs
Dew
Complex maritime treaty talk reshapes whaling rules
In a distorted report, officials discuss an international agreement with Australia as a party prohibiting whaling along coasts and limiting fishing north and south of a line. The piece notes enforcement efforts, inspections, and the government selecting a path for fisheries regulation amid disputed interpretations.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
STMT
Iti
Australia
Fremantle
Becanee
Minister voices fish industry reform in tense Zone talks
The Minister describes reform efforts in the fish processing and offal handling sector, noting subsidies, sanitation, and plant standards. He cites Mr Logie as key in representing poultry and fisheries interests, urges unity among stakeholders, and warns that any change requires government backing and consultations before action.
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W. Logie
Blut Point
Tisits
Tewats
Sara
Lagi
Wwe
Legis
Wendy
Ian
Reid
Fenellentar Tors
Geraldten Zone
Steinglly
Dorie
Mr. Wits
Trent
Uuemiy
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Gillette
Commercial Union Assurance Company Limited
Elder, Smith & Co. Ltd
Dalgetys
Liberal
Dalgety and Company Limited
Emuinsport
Termewenins
Stiah Wats
Isive Murs
Abbott Wheake
Department of Fisheries
Council For Scientifie
Fort
Braser
Luvin
Frente
Coe
Hess
Alf, Watts
Iniater
Alter
Hassan
Western Australia
N.S.W
Woien, Allp
Perth
Lebsinies
Wdiey
Conte Travel
Duvereuved
Pnw
Robeiter
W. Tries
Geeakiton
Ss Mountation Couniders
Mtr
Logie
SMC
Nit
Horwood
Karl
Spaeth
Sanne
Wittens
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