Australia's wild-caught barramundi industry is on the decline due to increasingly strict regulations. Most seafood consumed nationally is imported from South-East Asian countries. Barramundi ...

NT Government commits to phasing out gillnets by 2028 and assembling advisory group to develop draft Barramundi Fishery ...

When tourists head to northern Australia, many people want to try some local, wild-caught barramundi. Jason Hanna, who owns nine restaurants across Darwin, said barramundi was always "extremely ...

The name Barramundi comes from the Aboriginal language. But its Hindi meaning is also same - a fish with big head. A variety of Barramundi is quite popular in coastal parts of India. Today ...

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In an industry newsletter late last year, Ms Butterworth-Gray said an unintended consequence of the gillnet ban would be the end of wild caught barramundi and threadfin from Territory restaurants.