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Pumpkin, spinach and bunya nut salad

spinach pumpkin bunya nut salad

THIS fresh and fabulous pumpkin, spinach and bunya nut salad is the perfect antidote to a hot day when enjoyed with a refreshing cold beverage. Simple to prepare and delicious time after time, don’t hesitate to prepare this instant classic. Ingredients 600g kent pumpkin, cut in 1cm slices, deseeded and skinned. 100g Greek-style fetta, crumbled 120g packet spinach leaves 1/2 …

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$53,000 fine for illegal crab haul on Gold Coast

operation turbo reef illegal crab haul red handed crabbing rules queensland aussie salvage squad fined commercial fisher fined $12,000 deter black marketing

TWO people were fined a total of $53,000 after being found in possession of an illegal crab haul comprising a large number of female and undersized crabs and undersized fish taken from Paradise Point on the Gold Coast. Minister for Agricultural Industry Development and Fisheries Mark Furner said: “While the vast majority of fishers do the right thing, there are …

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Mud crabs a good target on Gold Coast

mud crabs good target gold coast

Hi Everyone, hope you’ve all had a great week, the Sunshine has been a sight for sore eyes on the Gold and Tweed Coasts after the massive dumping of rain we copped last week. Hundreds of millimetres of rain wreaked havoc throughout the Tweed and Gold Coast rivers and waterways with massive amount of fresh water and debris scattered everywhere. …

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Don’t forget to throw crab pots in around Bundaberg

throw crab pots in

BUNDABERG INSHORE With rain we’ve had around the Bundaberg area over the past few weeks, there is bulk bait on all the inshore reefs.  The number of big grunter that have been caught has been crazy!  As the water clears up the mackerel should turn up everywhere on the inshore reefs.  Fishing for them with lightly-weighted pilchards and Flasha Spoons …

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Great mangrove jack captures continue at Noosa

great mangrove jack captures

With cyclone swell pounding the SE QLD coastline the offshore scene was put on hold. The Noosa Bar has seen 6-8 foot swell hitting straight on which should see the channel move and hopefully open things up. All the rain we had in the middle of the week in combination with post full moon tides saw the river get a …

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Coral parenting put under the microscope

coral

A TOWNSVILLE scientist is undertaking new research to investigate the best way to produce diverse corals that might be used to restore and maintain healthy coral reefs. Researcher Annika Lamb has mixed the eggs and sperm of multiple corals together and is using genetic markers to identify the parents of the larvae produced. “We recently collected corals from the field …

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Ocean Craft 3300 Diver the ultimate tender

ocean craft 3300 diver tender

DOES your boat manufacturer offer you the following game-changing warranties? To give you what you paid for your old Ocean Craft trade-in hull (better resale value). Guarantee you to overtake any other boat with the same size outboard (superior performance and fuel economy thanks to a low-friction hull). Never sink lifetime warranty – or your money back. Ocean Craft is …

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Get your numbers right for boat insurance

nautilus marine numbers insurance

GETTING your numbers right is an essential part of insuring your boat – not just the numbers that relate to the price of the insurance premium but the numbers that will also keep you out of strife. One of the first sets of numbers you will need for insurance is the boat’s hull identification number or HIN. On Australian-built boats, …

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Threatened fish rescued across NSW

fish rescued nsw

RELOCATIONS of threatened fish have been conducted by the NSW Department of Primary Industries from western NSW to the coast, to help protect our native fish species from challenging environmental conditions. NSW DPI Senior Fisheries Manager Threatened Species Dr Trevor Daly said drought, high temperatures, bushfires and heavy rainfall have placed already threatened fish species across NSW under even greater …

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Rissoles in onion gravy

rissoles in onion gravy recipe

WHAT’S heartier than rissoles in onion gravy for a delicious soul-warming meal any time of the year!? Get stuck into making this tasty recipe pronto! Ingredients 750g beef mince 1 cup fresh breadcrumbs 1 small brown onion, grated 2 garlic cloves, crushed 2 tbsp barbecue sauce 1 tbsp Worcestershire sauce 1 egg, lightly beaten 1 tbsp olive oil 1 potato, …

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