Fish farming has become increasingly controversial in Tasmania, with some rural communities calling for fish pens in local waterways to be withdrawn because of the environmental damage they can cause.

Tassie businesses will benefit from a 25 per cent funding increase, as the federal government boosts the Tasmanian Freight ...

A salmon farming operation in south-east Tasmania has been hit by mass die-offs caused by a bacterial disease. Images and videos of dead fish in a pen are being shared by the Bob Brown Foundation ...

Salmon pens around D’Entrecasteaux Channel and the Tasman Peninsula in the south-east of Tasmania – each containing up to 100,000 fish – became infected with bacteria last week, killing off ...

A Tasmanian woman shared the incredible clear fish she found on a beach. “They are small, thin, flat and transparent and as they approach the coast they gradually change and start to become more ...

In a week of unusual maritime events, two rare deep-sea oarfish, often dubbed “doomsday fish,” have washed ashore in separate incidents in Tamil Nadu, India, and Tasmania, Australia. These ...

Independent Franklin candidate Peter George wants to set biomass limits “at or above 50%” to boost fishery productivity. He ...

EPA Tasmania said it did not yet have results from testing. "The nature of the washed up material is greasy/oily and is not consistent with fish flesh," the response reads. "The source and ...

Three divers were on a shipwreck off the coast of Tasmania when they noticed an incredibly rare fish hiding under one of the beams. Screengrab from Tasmanian Underwater Explorer's YouTube video To ...

Dead fish are a huge talking point in Tasmania, especially dead Tasmanian farmed salmon.We know this because South Australian Greens senator Sarah Hanson-Young produced a large dead Tasmanian ...

Tasmanian tigers are a group of extinct marsupials called Thylacines that roamed New Guinea, the Australian mainland, ... fish, snails, crocodiles, lizards, pythons, birds, ...

Three divers were on a shipwreck off the coast of Tasmania when they noticed an incredibly rare fish hiding under one of the beams. Screengrab from Tasmanian Underwater Explorer's YouTube video To ...