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Gulf tiger prawn trawlers have high hopes for new season
2011
Overview
\"All the science at the momentpoints upwards and we could well see tiger production back close to 2000 tonnes, which we haven't seen for some many years,\" he said. \"And dare I say, the ying and yang of Cyclone Yasi is that banana the fruit is more expensive than banana prawns. That's an extraordinary situation for us.\" Austral Fisheries chief executive officer [David Carter] ahead of the tiger prawn season in the Gulf. Austral Fisheries chief executive officer David Carter says the biggest challenge now facing the fishery is profitability, not sustainability.
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Australian Broadcasting Corporation
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