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Stay Afloat Queensland: New program launches to help Queensland commercial fishers build resilience

Stay Afloat Queensland: New program launches to help Queensland commercial fishers build resilience

by seafoodindustryaustralia | Aug 9, 2021 | Uncategorized

Joint media release from the Minister for Agricultural Industry Development and Fisheries and Minister for Rural Communities The Honourable Mark Furner, and Seafood Industry Australia The Palaszczuk Government is backing Queensland’s commercial fishers with a...
Lakes Entrance seafood industry announced for Trusted Advocates network pilot

Lakes Entrance seafood industry announced for Trusted Advocates network pilot

by seafoodindustryaustralia | Nov 25, 2020 | Uncategorized

IMAGE: Stay Afloat Lakes Entrance trusted advocates L-R – Arthur Allen, Samantha Mahlook and Chris Newman. Stay Afloat Australia, a mental health and wellbeing Trusted Advocate network for the Australian commercial fishing industry has officially launched in three...
Newcastle seafood industry announced for Trusted Advocates network pilot

Newcastle seafood industry announced for Trusted Advocates network pilot

by seafoodindustryaustralia | Nov 25, 2020 | Uncategorized

IMAGE: Stay Afloat Newcastle Harbour. Stay Afloat Australia, a mental health and wellbeing Trusted Advocate network for the Australian commercial fishing industry has officially launched in three pilot communities around the country, including Newcastle, NSW, by...
Darwin seafood industry announced for Trusted Advocates network pilot

Darwin seafood industry announced for Trusted Advocates network pilot

by seafoodindustryaustralia | Nov 25, 2020 | Uncategorized

IMAGE: Stay Afloat Darwin trusted advocates L-R – Michael O’Brien, Toni Hedditch, Fran Davis. Stay Afloat Australia, a mental health and wellbeing Trusted Advocate network for the Australian commercial fishing industry has officially launched in three pilot...

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  • Darwin seafood industry announced for Trusted Advocates network pilot
  • Australian seafood industry launches mental health pilot program

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