I contacted Marine Safety Queensland for an update on the progress of the commercial registration and the associated administration fees for our oyster punts and boats. Quoted below is the

We will try to arrange a get together on Saturday Morning at Doug’s shed, it is well worth while coming along as both of these guys know their stuff and

For those who at the committee meeting when I demonstrated the weight grader, I have posted a video of the first test of the separator system that will feed the

Ian has kindly created a set of notes on his talk at the AGM well worth reading this. Click  this link to read AMSA and changes that affect us  

There has been a change of mind re boat registration fees, we will start paying fees from next year and they are very very high. Please try to attend the

Ashley from BST and Ashley from Wood Shield, will be at Doug’s shed on Saturday the 20th at 10pm. Come along if you can as it is always interesting to

Don’t forget the AGM  on the 28th of August  10 am at Doug’s shed. Phill M won’t be allowed anywhere near the BBQ so for the many of you who

  The 2016 ASQAP is now online if anyone wants to have a look. http://safefish.com.au/wp-content/uploads/2016/07/Australian-Shellfish-Quality-Assurance-Program-Operations-Manual-2016.pdf    

DPI have advised that we must continue to display our J numbers along with our new AMSA rego number.

Hello Tony, We are progressing slowly here with the shellfish reef restoration research and are beginning to look for additional sources of sydney rock oyster shells for use in reef