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Welcome to SETFIA an association of commercial fishers that operate otter board and Danish seine vessels in Australia's South East Fishery (SEF). The SEF is one of Australia's oldest fisheries, having been in existence for over 100 years off the coast of NSW and eastern Victoria. This web site has been developed to keep those with an interest in fishing informed about current issues in the SEF.

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Marine protection in southern waters
VMS non-compliance campaign
Garrett wants review of fin fishery
Fuel for thought
Diesel prices put pressure on fishing industry
Promoting Australia's seafood industry - in Parliament House
Fishery Independent Survey begins
New e-Logs System
SESSF Closures Direction 2008
NSW lobster industry gets boost
New Fish Names Guarantee is a Breakthrough for Consumers
SeaNet says future in jeopardy after funding pull
Trawler operators gatecrash forum
Fish market sick to the gills on $80m delay
Industry and Government working for our fishing future
Economic profit the key to sustainable fisheries
NZ Fish industry wary of high-sea restrictions
Can Certain Metals Repel Sharks From Fishing Gear?
Fish exports scaled down 22/04/08
Fourth year of the Great Australian Bight Fishery independent survey completed
Fishery Independent survey of the SESSF begins
Seal-bycatch: industry-based monitoring and collection program
Seal-bycatch: identification of seals
Seal-bycatch: Managing interactions in the fisheries, aquaculture and tourism sectors
Determination of the remaining Total Allowable Catches (TACs) for the 2008/09
Industry Liaison Officer’s Quarterly Report
AFMA Cost Reduction Working Group
Greater certainty for Portland wharf, fishing industry
Eastern gemfish not to be listed as threatened species in NSW
Eating Fish Reduces Diabetes Risk In Children
Seafood industry wants more help
Labor announces fishing policy
NZ Fishing boss slams orange roughy 'science'
Prosecution for abusive behaviour towards fisheries officers
Another major abalone seizure on the far South Coast 20/11/07
Ecologists fear huge rise in krill catch
Searching for alternative fuels for the fishing vessels
Tax on Sustainability in the Australian Fishing Industry?
Fish Names Set A New Standard
Japanese accused of hiding tuna worth more than $8b
Climate change: Fishing industry comment required
Science says eat more seafood for better health
The Australian Government is committing over $146,000 to support Australia’s vital abalone industry.
Eat more seafood to reduce mental health problems - says international expert
Navy and Customs catch 61 foreign fishers in September
Final round of Onshore Business Assistance opens Tuesday, 2 October
Public Meeting of AFMA Board in Hobart
Report finds Australian children in dire need of more omega-3s
Recovery of prawn stocks in northern Australia
New submarine cable protection zones in NSW waters
e-logbooks and e-monitoring
New harvest strategy for Commonwealth fisheries
$6 million for Queensland fishing communities and businesses
$720,000 for recreational fishing in Tasmania
Peter Neville to Chair the FRDC (24/8/07).
South-east Commonwealth Marine Reserve Network to come into effect during September
Australian Government grant to secure future of iconic Sydney Fish Market
Talking fish at the 2007 ASFB Conference
Seal Code of Practice released
Fisher considers buying $3m dredge for Gippsland Lakes
Commercial fishers cautious about marine parks plan
Stronger quarantine measures for prawn imports (24/7/07).
SETFIA Code of Conduct
Impact of predators on seabird populations could be greater than fishing
Fish farmers take quite a catch
AFMA's Operational and Corporate Plans released
The Bureau of Rural Sciences Fisheries Status Report 2006 released
World’s first temperate network of marine reserves declared
2007 Cascade Survey
2007 Eastern Gemfish Survey
Eastern Zone orange roughy survey set for 2007
Mr Rundle re-appointed Chairman of AFMA for a second three-year term.
New Managing Director for AFMA
New $137m CRC promotes innovation in seafood production
$1.2m booster shot for Australia’s Atlantic Salmon industry
National plan to fight marine pests
Additional $4 Million to Protect our Coastal Environment
$34.5 million for fisheries research and development
Countries agree to Regional Action Plan to fight illegal fishing in the South-East Asian region
Forty-nine foreign fishers caught in border protection swoop
The illegal fishing package one year on
Master of foreign long-liner to face illegal fishing charges
Statutory Fishing Rights a step closer for ETBF – Register now!!
Cod Grounds Commonwealth Marine Reserve declared
Industry releases seal bycatch and reporting DVD/Video
What’s that protected species?
$3m to help Sapphire Coast Seafood Industry
Vacancy: Industry members of SETMAC
Bottom trawling and dredging banned around NZ
Study to learn more about Australian salmon
AFMA Managing Director Richard Mcloughlin resigns
Australia hosts south-east Asian illegal fishing forum
AFMA seizes Australian fishing vessel
Too many fish prove costly for fishing company
Longtail Tuna - the one that didn't get away
Securing Our Fishing Future - Final Consultation on Harvest Strategy Policy
Seaweek, seals and SeaNet – working toward a healthy marine environment
Commercial Fisheries Reforms in NSW
Results of Round 2 of the fishing concession buyback announced
New Board for the Australian Fisheries Management Authority
Fishing related businesses and communities encouraged to apply for assistance
Fishermen plead with Consumers to Buy Local
Australia backs Regional move to Preserve Fish Stocks
Anderton Shuts Down Swordfish Fishery
Tuna Quotas Cut as Stocks Decline
Stronger quarantine conditions for imported prawns recommended
Still time to save our Fisheries from Collapse
Planet Pays Price for Peeled-Scampi Odyssey
Case for Trawl Ban 'Overwhelming'
Industry Welcomes Move to Address Illegal Fishing
Court Decision Sends Powerful Message to Illegal Fishers
Europe, Russia could Threaten Australian Fishing Industry, Expert Warns
Governments Doubt Dire Fishing Threat
Murray cod fishing moratorium under consideration.
Fishers urge tougher Wilson Inlet restrictions.
Sea Lion 'Quota' Trimmed after big Squid Catch
Ban on 'Brutal' Fishing Blocked
EU Ends Fines, Legal Case on France for Overfishing
Fishing Licence Buy-Back Deadline Looms
Seafood off Menu by 2048
Success in Combating Illegal Fishing in the Southern Ocean