Countries around the world, from small island states to larger, coastal nations, are increasingly unveiling national blue economy strategies (also sometimes referred to as ocean economy strategies, marine spatial plans, blue growth plans or blue economy road maps). These plans present a vision for sustainable economic growth through the responsible use of oceanic resources.   Essentially, governments are looking to bridge the gap between today’s maritime industries and the un

Over the past few years, seaweed farming in Australia has gained momentum, particularly around the red seaweed Asparagopsis , known for...

In an era of converging sustainability crises, there is need to find ways where can begin working with nature rather than against it. One...

Covering 71% of the Earth's surface, oceans are intrinsic to life as we know it. They provide essential natural resources, act as buffers...

Historically, the enormity of our oceans has created significant challenges in the surveillance of fishing activities in offshore waters....

In an era of the conscious consumer, there is a growing demand for transparency on where our seafood comes from. Until now, Australian...

In the face of an ever changing climate, the world finds itself at a crucial juncture: take decisive action or risk irreversible damage....

This week Australians will vote in one of the most significant decisions in their country’s constitutional history: the Voice Referendum....

Earlier this month, the Bureau of Meteorology (BOM) formally declared an El Niño weather event following an eight year hiatus. El Niño is...

In recent years, a new concept has taken the corporate world by storm: Environmental, Social, and Governance (ESG). This term has become...

The modern consumer is more curious and informed than ever before. In an era where consumers wield such immense power, producers must...

The Blue Carbon Phenomenon In the face of global issues such as climate change and environmental degradation, it is imperative that we...

Home to the third largest Exclusive Economic Zone (EEZ) in the world (8.1 million square kilometres), Australia’s marine environment is...

What is the UN Treaty of the High Seas and why is it so important for the future of our oceans?