Illegal fishing in Australian waters causing unreported deaths of Indonesian fishers | ABC Australia

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  • @spaceman5734
    @spaceman5734 Год назад +10

    Im Samoan living in Sydney. I love australia so much. Such lovely people. Been here for 20 years now and never had any problems.....aussies are very lovely people too. Thanks australia for being a great family and friend. 🥰

  • @ralphdixon4727
    @ralphdixon4727 Год назад +9

    If you see the amount of waste in seafood markets and stores you’d agree that large fishing vessels should all be shut down and only small vessels/ fishermen be permitted to provide seafood in local areas only

  • @mdv2043
    @mdv2043 Год назад +16

    Government should send notice. Any boat caught illegal fishing will be held accountable. Crews will be arrested- boats will be either sunk or scraped for salvage.

    • @johncaldwell-wq1hp
      @johncaldwell-wq1hp Год назад +2

      There is no Australian Magistrate,-that will lock them up.-it's all to hard.-Chinese boats could not care less.

    • @enebauswsw3309
      @enebauswsw3309 Год назад

      remember Australian. All Europeans came to Asia illegally. remember this always . you can be taken apart too.

  • @JacquelineHahn1
    @JacquelineHahn1 Год назад +34

    Time the government of Australia does something about this indiscriminate fishing by illegal fishermen

    • @jettstream2886
      @jettstream2886 Год назад

      Easier said than done, it's a huge area and we don't have the resources to cover it 24/7, Indonesia should be doing their share

    • @teeanahera8949
      @teeanahera8949 Год назад

      So are you ignoring the boat burning of illegal fishers? Yes, they’re captured where they can and burn their boats and they have been for decades. There are millions of square km and these boats can return over the boundary before being caught. Ignorant comment without researching this for one second.

  • @warrenjohnknight.9831
    @warrenjohnknight.9831 Год назад +23

    For Australia and New Zealand fishing is one of ours most important industries, sadly the Asian and Chinese fishing ship's with their smaller boat's are only going to get expanding situation, it's definitely future foods security and possibly a war outcome,

    • @danielwutfisho
      @danielwutfisho Год назад

      Unfortunately Australia won't be going to war with any of those countries within the next few decades at least.

    • @roroteam8395
      @roroteam8395 5 месяцев назад

      First of all Chinese are Asians no need to separate those two.
      Second, Asians are fishing for the same reason as Australia and New Zealand the only reason why is " illegal " because the government is not getting a cut. With the right price from China the ocean life would be gone. It's only a matter of time.

  • @CavyFishing
    @CavyFishing Год назад +4

    This has been happening for 40 years+. Have personally spoken to Indonesian fisherman from Rote island, who told me this face to face. They send boats from Rote and Sumba (possible other islands too) into Australian waters to take anything and everything! But it's not just the fish at risk! They board young children on their boats and use them as slaves for the fisherman, so you can imagine what this really means! Further more, it's not just the Indonesians doing this. Besides this, I don't support commercial fishing at all, even Australian's fishing for $ in Australian water can go get stuffed. The oceans should be respected and ruined.

  • @terrysmith7740
    @terrysmith7740 Год назад +7

    While on a pleasure fishing trip in the early 80s in Australias Northern waters, i heard of one Indonesian boat caught with two tons of Giant Clam meat on board. That brings into prspective the though of how much and for how long our reefs are being decimated.

  • @PraetorianAU
    @PraetorianAU Год назад +3

    Well I think it comes down to a simple question. How much revenue is Australia loosing and what is the cost of having an active coast guard or military presence in those areas. If the cost of having the authorities patrolling the area is less, it's a no brainer.

  • @geoffreywilliambradley5015
    @geoffreywilliambradley5015 Год назад +10

    I am so embarrassed to be
    an Australian what a week
    Government

  • @blakelyhitclips
    @blakelyhitclips Год назад +5

    We need a whole new government system put in place for just about everything.! The mega rich in this country that made their money from this land ! Must put money in to protect our oceans!

  • @V8_200_Landcruiser
    @V8_200_Landcruiser Год назад +4

    Since when does the federal government work for the Australian citizens? They could care less!

    • @mdv2043
      @mdv2043 Год назад

      Vote someone into office that has a set of nuts and will not stand for this.

  • @Alimoo1971
    @Alimoo1971 Год назад +3

    I learn about the ice boats and the illegal fishing that happen in Australia from the TV show called 'Sea Patrol' at 12:14, the patrol boat was used in season 1 on sea Patrol in 2007. The ship on the show was called HMAS HAMMERSLEY.

  • @lokesh303101
    @lokesh303101 Год назад

    Barges' landingzones with Lighthouse are better in territorial waters to monitor illegal fishing.

  • @owencamo2
    @owencamo2 Год назад +2

    When I go fishing in WA, im only allowed to take 2 dimersal scale fish. But this commercial fisherman can take 14 tonnes. 😢

  • @GuapoDelmonte
    @GuapoDelmonte Год назад +3

    It's interesting how they use the "mesh pots" to catch "fish", as they usually only use the mesh pots to catch
    crabs & lobsters (in the deep water, usually cold waters) but these are tropical water fish. These mesh pots
    to catch fish might catch-on, in the Southern Australian Waters, and they don't have to compete with the
    Indonesian fishermen.

    • @timothydunn5889
      @timothydunn5889 Год назад +1

      I think the traps have replaced trawling, as they do minimal damage to the sea bed, and target primarily the species the fishers are looking for. Significantly less by-catch.

    • @user-earthandfire
      @user-earthandfire Год назад

      more environmentally friendly than nets too👍

  • @darekradulski6213
    @darekradulski6213 Год назад +4

    Where is our army , or is illegal , racist to approach them ?

    • @vndk8r
      @vndk8r Год назад

      www.defence.gov.au/operations/resolute

  • @CC-uq4hu
    @CC-uq4hu Год назад +7

    I blame the government for not protecting or even patrolling our vulnerable northern coastline. 😢

    • @enebauswsw3309
      @enebauswsw3309 Год назад

      there is nothing of yours here. this is their territory. This is Asia

  • @BTCxyz369
    @BTCxyz369 Год назад +2

    I chased a illegal vessel out of Australian waters when Commercial fishing in the top end...

  • @robwashers
    @robwashers Год назад

    so fish in Aus can take 9 days before it is sold as fresh fish in restaurants ! I once burnt a boat - small rowing boat made out of fibre glass - the smoke filled my valley with thick black smoke, i felt ashamed

  • @graemewindley1614
    @graemewindley1614 Год назад

    Head of fisheries said ,it is not acceptable, well it has been now for 30 to 40 years and nothing has been done. In many places it is too late.

  • @brendonpoynting2631
    @brendonpoynting2631 Год назад

    Simply goto the south east coast of Sumba when a cyclone forms in North west Australia..
    There you will see up to 20 huge wooden mother ships or ice boats as Mr Barker refers to them...
    This is where they take refuge until the cyclone passes...
    They are generally from Sulawesie...
    I see them every year there

  • @coolhand66
    @coolhand66 Год назад +1

    Well I'm from San Pedro California and we have a 200 mile exclusion Zone and we still get illegal fishing from lots of people but Australia has Indonesian and others like China now with her huge Fleet of fishing boats. The biggest problem is that if you get enough of these small boats in Mass they can wipe out an area pretty fast. Worse thing could happen to Australia would be having some of that huge Chinese fishing to come down there they could wipe everything out but they got to do something because that's not cool

  • @dawnearly
    @dawnearly Год назад

    Chinese fishing vessel with a Indonesian crew illegally fishing in Galapagos Islands 2 years ago what a good collaboration in it

  • @johnfischer3142
    @johnfischer3142 Год назад +1

    Spot on

  • @fijaystudio
    @fijaystudio Год назад

    so WTH are we not just doing exactly what Grant Barker says to do?

  • @scapesnative
    @scapesnative Год назад

    Have the same problem in the Bahamas

  • @Hydrnaught
    @Hydrnaught Год назад

    Yep, used to see it all the time, illegal fishers every other day..... not just occasionally.

  • @brianshields7137
    @brianshields7137 Год назад

    The australian government through fisherise management forces Indonesian fishermen to operate vessels in Australian waters that would be illegal if owned by an Australian even restricting internationally recognised safety equiptment and navigation aids and weather warning caperbilitys this amounts to forcing others with in Australian waters to be discriminated against

  • @gregcooks-qr9wk
    @gregcooks-qr9wk Год назад

    ABC have no idea showing a Fremantle class patrol boat have been out off service for 14 years. I had 4 and a half years doing patrols at the top end. The labour government always made a mess many occasions I had 20-25 hours sleep in a week. Boats would never do that now.

  • @whatsupshittafabraans1926
    @whatsupshittafabraans1926 Год назад +2

    If only they showed the boat traffic map, especially between Papua & Kimberly coast

  • @markwood8824
    @markwood8824 Год назад +4

    They've been doing it for thousands of years,long before your ancestors stamped their foot and said this is mine.

    • @ats-3693
      @ats-3693 Год назад

      That's right, in Aus and NZ the countries histories are basically taught as starting at the time English and Dutch Explorers "discovered" the southern lands in the 1600 and 1700s and nothing before that is of much significance, but right next door just a few hundred KM away the Indonesian people had been there thousands of years, with Governments and Kingdoms and Kings and Queens and wars and industries such as fishing and trading etc....

    • @sambernyawapreet5184
      @sambernyawapreet5184 Год назад +1

      Australia nenek moyang Bandit perampok penjajah pembante suku aborigin Ehhh teriak di rampok fatevak ausi

  • @11Lookim11
    @11Lookim11 Год назад

    Are the navy, coast guard and border protection vessels no longer boarding and intercepting illegal boats?

  • @NHL4740
    @NHL4740 Год назад

    That’s an old Freo class patrol boat. Get with the times.

  • @brucepedersen4032
    @brucepedersen4032 Год назад +1

    It's worse now because they all have very effective technology. Each boat has double effort. 😮😮😮😮😮😮

  • @aleksanderkuncwicz7277
    @aleksanderkuncwicz7277 8 месяцев назад

    Lots of fish in the sea can they pay rent for sea fishing time instead of just coming illegal.

  • @1Swgm
    @1Swgm Год назад

    Big time commercial fisherman complaining about smaller commercial fisherman destroying the oceans? Is this some kind of joke?

    • @luka3174
      @luka3174 Год назад

      They're all using nets right? It's not like they're catching by hand

  • @thecrankster
    @thecrankster Год назад +1

    Australian fishes vs Indonesian fishes… who’s going to win? I’d back Australian fish every time

  • @kerrymulcahy8973
    @kerrymulcahy8973 Год назад

    Such week government policy/thinking, none of them have the country’s interests in there minds, they are so out of touch with how to protect our Australian environment and stop the extinction of more of our Australian species.

  • @avrilambrose8035
    @avrilambrose8035 Год назад

    What are the Australia navy doing

  • @R00RAL
    @R00RAL Год назад

    As an Australian, i thought we had an Airforce & Navy ? Sounds like its too easy to bring tons of drugs in, fish on the way home to Indonesia.

  • @jezza159
    @jezza159 Год назад

    I can't watch anything to do with commercial fishing and the raping and pillaging they do to our fish stocks. I don't want to hear it's a way of life its a job get another job our oceans are dying because of commercial fishing illegal fishing professional fishermen, netters whatever you want to call them. It sickens me to see beautiful fish killed in great numbers for our consumption all in the name of greed. I also don't want to hear the bullshit it's sustainable. Pristine coastline and waters should be out of bounds off limits to any commercial fishing. Soon there will be nothing left wake up.

  • @dazzaustralia4618
    @dazzaustralia4618 Год назад +2

    So…what will the government do about illegal fishing? Probably nothing !

  • @chippyjohn1
    @chippyjohn1 Год назад

    Every government wants population to grow so economies grow, but then complain about the population requiring food.

    • @luka3174
      @luka3174 Год назад

      basically they have half closest to them, we have half closest to us

  • @Wombat-y7t
    @Wombat-y7t Год назад +2

    Deaths at sea?……well thats new……
    Ask about the Somali pirates?…….
    its all about food…
    Poverty forces this action….

  • @c4snipar
    @c4snipar Год назад

    Tons and tons being caught by commercial boats. Soon it will be all gone!

  • @hermannconrad2497
    @hermannconrad2497 Год назад +5

    two faced country as far as eco protection what are your oil and gas company doing on west coast of South Africa in our fishing zone hipocrates

    • @lesliegrace1844
      @lesliegrace1844 Год назад

      we have our own oil and gas deposits, are you sure it's an Australian company what is the name of the company?

  • @oscarantonioalvareztapia9913
    @oscarantonioalvareztapia9913 Год назад +4

    So basically it's fine for the commercial fisherman to get rich but the man that's doing it to survive needs to have his lively hood taken away...

    • @rsoul7282
      @rsoul7282 Год назад

      They aren’t doing it for their livelihood, they have fished their own waters out of and are intruding into Australian waters because we have more of the species they target for profit.

    • @1Swgm
      @1Swgm Год назад

      Exactly

    • @lesliegrace1844
      @lesliegrace1844 Год назад

      shouldn't they be fishing in their own waters?

  • @Thelostgoldhunters
    @Thelostgoldhunters Год назад +4

    Australian hypocrisy at its finest...

  • @jemwatts1925
    @jemwatts1925 Год назад +1

    Sounds fair

  • @IanHood-w7s
    @IanHood-w7s 4 месяца назад

    I have TOP END fisheries why is there no strong force to stop an help ALL

  • @westernkingi9157
    @westernkingi9157 Год назад

    How can you have an maritime ownership of an international sealane when you've got sovereign islands within you've 200000ml meritocracy (within sovereign island territorial waters)

  • @j2165sahner
    @j2165sahner Год назад +1

    I thought barramundi cod is a protected species in Australia

    • @teeanahera8949
      @teeanahera8949 Год назад

      No. Depends which state or territory you’re in as size limits are not national. There is not even a size limit for Barramundi Cod. Bag limit of 4 per boat in some regions of WA. This would take you 15 seconds to Google.

  • @JermiHaning
    @JermiHaning Год назад

    😭

  • @anasqai
    @anasqai Год назад

    Could it be Kidnapping? Or not even Indonesians?

  • @MrZoomah
    @MrZoomah Год назад

    You mean... If it happens in our waters? Ever wonder where the Somali pirates came from? They started as people defending their waters... Ask 90s fishermen from WA who they were defending against...

  • @TheOriginalDeckBoy
    @TheOriginalDeckBoy Год назад

    Time to stop this.... catch their vessels and just keep taking them back home... they can't afford new boats everytime.. it'll end soon

  • @martinklanecky7281
    @martinklanecky7281 Год назад

    😮!!!

  • @hopebear06
    @hopebear06 Год назад +2

    I met a bloke who worked on a boat out of Cairns. They stayed out for weeks at a time baiting lines one day then hauling up sharks the next. Between two and three thousand sharks every second day were lifted alongside the boat and had their fins removed before being dropped back into the water.
    One of many boats doing the exact same thing all year round.
    Good onya Australia. Keep telling the rest of the world how to behave.

  • @dazwall5092
    @dazwall5092 Год назад

    Indonesians have been fishing sea cucumber since before white occupation. They also bred with Indigenous Australians, which gives them more right to be there; but they're taking the piss.

  • @treyvick6210
    @treyvick6210 Год назад

    This easy compared kinda fishin we do in Canada b’y

  • @julesmarwell8023
    @julesmarwell8023 Год назад

    elmer fudd wouldnt give a stuff

  • @amdadhassan7532
    @amdadhassan7532 Год назад

    If i was Indonesian i would fish those places.

  • @Masters_Yukesh
    @Masters_Yukesh Год назад

    84k views but no comments 😮

  • @deanostevenson9238
    @deanostevenson9238 7 месяцев назад

    Following

  • @bargainwallart653
    @bargainwallart653 4 месяца назад

    I know the facts ....the Australian gov do not have an idea whats going on in indonesia.
    Most Australian gov sit on their ass in OZ

  • @jamesa1841
    @jamesa1841 Год назад

    I guess you have to work with Indonesia

  • @DavidOlver
    @DavidOlver Год назад

    first