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    David Attenborough calls it one of the natural wonders of the world

    Described by Sir David Attenborough as one of the greatest natural wonders of the world, this is our chance to protect the extraordinary Horizontal Falls in the Kimberley. A new marine park has been announced for Horizontal Falls to be jointly managed with the Dambimangari Traditional Owners – a great start with eight sanctuaries. But […]

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    Just one vote away from banning the Supertrawler

    Last night the Senate was just one vote away from banning night fishing. The Turnbull Government has failed to address the most damaging fishing practice of the Supertrawler – night fishing – which will continue to put our dolphins and seals at risk of drowning. But thanks to more than 15,000 people taking action over […]

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    Paddle out

    https://au.prime7.yahoo.com/n1/video/-/watch/30020652/paddle-out/

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    Northern Rivers residents reject proposed rezoning of marine sanctuaries

    Cape Byron Marine Park was transformed into a floating protest this morning. Locals rejecting the state government’s proposal to rezone two marine sanctuaries, and make recreational fishing lawful in those areas. http://www.nbnnews.com.au/2015/11/06/locals-reject-proposed-rezoning-of-marine-sanctuaries/

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    Paddle-out to protect Cape Byron Marine Park

    A paddle-out will take place in Byron Bay tomorrow to protest against the opening up of marine sanctuaries to fishing. Organised by the Conservation Council of New South Wales in conjunction with local ocean advocates. Organisers are inviting people to paddle their boards, skis, kayaks, or anything that floats into the Cape Byron Marine Park […]

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    Not worth the risk

    When an oil rig explodes or a spill occurs, the damage is done. Lives are lost forever. Countless marine life and seabirds vanish for good. We all watched in disbelief from half a world away when oil poured into the Gulf of Mexico for 87 days five years ago. Now BP has its eyes fixed […]

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    Pristine oceans under threat from fishing and mining after government review, conservationists say

    Commercial fishing would be allowed in sensitive coral reefs and pristine waters off Australia under advice set to be presented to the Turnbull government that discards landmark marine protections, conservationists say. Critics say the review of 40 marine reserves is also unlikely to curtail the oil and gas industry, which is pushing for better access […]

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    Australia's new marine team?

    Australia has a new Prime Minister – one who has a strong record on protecting our oceans. Will you sign the petition urging Prime Minister Malcolm Turnbull and Deputy Leader Julie Bishop to stand up for our marine life by saving and expanding the sanctuaries suspended by the Abbott Government? Previously Malcolm Turnbull opposed whaling, […]

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    Together we're a powerful force

    This is a great moment to reflect on where we’ve got to and to thank all our incredible supporters. Any day now the Review into our national network of sanctuaries will report to Environment Minister Hunt with its recommendations on the future of our precious sanctuaries. There’s no doubt that both the Review and the […]

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    Marine parks NSW: Parts of Port Stephens may re-open to anglers

    TWO areas of the Port Stephens-Great Lakes marine park would be opened up to recreational fishing if a state government proposal proceeds. It is proposed to allow shore-based line fishing at Celito South Beach and Fiona Beach near Port Stephens. The areas are part of 10 beaches or headlands currently included in marine park areas. […]

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