SA Premier Peter Malinauskas says algal bloom 'gone' but fishing restrictions need to expand

Fishing restrictions will be strengthened in South Australia due to the algal bloom's devastating impact on stocks, but the ...

SA government spin doctors banned ‘harmful’ and ‘disaster’ from algal bloom crisis talk, FOI documents reveal

Taxpayer-funded spin doctors pressured public servants to avoid describing South Australia’s algal bloom crisis as “harmful” ...

SA authorities confirm Port Lincoln tuna deaths not caused by harmful algal bloom

Environmental authorities have found the culprit for a mass fish mortality event off the coast of Port Lincoln, saying it is unrelated to the state's harmful algal bloom.

South Australian calamari fisheries shut as government looks towards algal bloom recovery

A total ban on fishing of key species due to the fallout of the harmful algal bloom will be put in place across South Australia’s coastline, despite the bloom being nearly non-existent in the state.
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Major fishing zone in SA remains closed for another year in wake of algal bloom

One of South Australia's major fishing zones, Gulf St Vincent will remain closed until next May to allow stocks to recover ...

Tougher fishing restrictions algal bloom testing is scaled back

South Australia will wind back algal bloom testing and beach clean-ups, with new fishing rules after concerning news on three species.
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South Australia eases algal bloom response as fishing curbs grow

South Australian authorities have declared the toxic Karenia algal bloom largely absent from coastal waters, allowing emergency measures to be wound back. Despite this, extended closures for calamari ...
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Australia’s algal bloom catastrophe has left more than 87,000 animals dead. What will happen this summer?

An underwater bloom of toxic algae has wreaked havoc off the coast of South Australia since mid-March 2025. After eight months, this harmful algal bloom is the longest and one of the most ...