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Scaled back fees not enough

Primary Industries Minister Clare Scriven said the fee relief would assist the sector, but professional fishers are not certain. PHOTO: SUPPLIED
Luca Cetta

Fee relief of $1.5 million over three years for South Australian Marine Scalefish licence holders does not go far enough, […]

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