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COPY Fisheries Act 1994 General fisheries permit

25 Jun 2006

CTPI 49-Sch4 HEAD OFSCHOOL, NATURAL RESOURCE SCI GPO BOX 2434 BRISBANE QLD 4001 Delegate of the Chief Executive Department of Primary Industries and Fisheries

Permit Number Issue Date Expiry Date 53660 01/07/2006 19/02/2008

Fisheries . Stradbroke Island at Dunwich and Amity Point Tully and Herbert Rivers . Tully and Herbert Rivers and associated tributaries. 2. The holder is authorisedRTI to use Act the 2009following apparatus: . Seine nets - 30m in length, 1.5m drop, 100mm mesh . Gill nets - 30m in length, 1.5m drop, 20mm mesh - 30m in length, 2m drop, 25mm mesh - 60m in length, 3m drop, 50mm mesh - 60m in length, 3m drop, 75mm mesh . Published Push net -65cm xon 38cm, DAF 4mm mesh Disclosure Log . Cast nets . Bait traps . Opera house traps . Dip nets . Angling 3. The holder is authorised to collect and hold in possession a maximum of 300 Australian bass (Macquaria novemaculeata)from Leslie Harrison Dam, Lake Maroon, Moogerah Dam, Hinze Dam, North Pine Dam (Lake Samsonvale), Wivenhoe Dam, Somerset Dam, Lake Manchester and Lake Kurwongbah. 4. The holder is authorised to collect up to: 500 Macrobrachium australiense 200 Tenuibranchiurus glypticus

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500 Cherax quadricarinatus (redclaw) 500 Glossamia aprion (mouth almighty) 500 Amniataba percoides (barred grunter) 500 Nematolosa erebi (bony bream) 500 Neosilurus hirtlii (hyttl's tandan) 500 Hephaestus fuliginosus (black bream) 5. The holder is authorised to collect Macrobachium australiense from sites within the Mary River catchment [predominately near Tiaro (Emery's Crossing) and in Yabba Creek], Brisbane River (Cameron's Creek, Mt Crosby), Elliott River (predominately in the region around the Bruce Highway Crossing 20 kms south of Bundaberg), Fitzroy River (Glebe Weir and Neville Hewitt Weir). 6. The holder is authorised to collect Tenuibramchiurus glypticus from the southern end of Bribie Island outside the National Park and in areas within the Beerburrum State Forest. 7. The holder is authorised to collect Cherax quadricarinatus from streams and pools just west of Weipa. 8. The holder is authorised to collect Glossamia aprion, Amniataba percoides, Nematolosa erebi, Neosilurus hyrtlii and Hephaestus fuliginosus from major Gulf of Carpentaria drainages (e.g. Archer, Mitchell, Gilbert, Flinders, Leichardt and Gregory River, Norman, Staaten, Cliffdale and Lagoon Creeks and a drainage to the east of Cape York (e.g. Laura, Moorhead, Hann and Normanby Rivers). 9. The holder is authorised to collect up to a total of 360 fire tail and striped gudgeons from Lake Maroon. 10. The holder is authorised to collect a maximum of 10 female mud crabs. CONDITIONS 1. The permit extends to the holder, any staff or students of The School of Natural Resource Science- QUT. 2. The holder shall ensure that no more than 50 individuals of each species will be taken from any one collection site.

Fisheries 3. The holder shall not collect fisheries resources 3 days before, during, and 3 days after the full moon of each month, particularly in the central Queensland region, whenever possible. RTI Act 2009 4. The holder shall ensure that all apparatus used during permitted activities is marked with name, address and DPI&F permit number and attend such apparatus at all times. 5. The holder must be in attendance of all gill nets when set. In attendance means within 100m. 6. ThePublished holder shall ensure on DAFthat all Disclosure specimens taken areLog for research purposes only and are not to be sold. 7. A sign, minimum dimensions of 30cm x 50cm, with the wording "Scientific research in progress Under Department of Primary Industries and Fisheries Permit" in legible characters, is to be located within 15 metres of the collecting activities when collecting is in progress. 8. The nets and traps when in use in the appropriate areas, are to be attended at all times by the holder or a person under his direct supervision. Under no circumstances are nets or traps to be placed across the width of creeks or rivers in navigation channels or any other areas where the placement of nets may be hazardous to boat traffic. 9. The holder shall ensure that all fish taken unintentionally

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during permitted activities are returned to the water as soon as practicable and with as little harm or injury as possible. 10. The holder shall notify the local office of the Queensland Boating & Fisheries Patrol not less than 48 hours prior to any activities commencing under this permit. 11. The holder shall submit a written report on expiry of this permit outlining the number of fish taken, apparatus used and days fished to the Department of Primary Industries and Fisheries, GPO Box 2764, BRISBANE Q 4001. 12. The holder must carry this permit (or a copy) during authorised activities and produce it at any time on request for inspection by an officer authorised under the Fisheries Act 1994. Fisheries RTI Act 2009

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18-170 File A Page 3 of 34 ROA_GENERICPERMIT01 25 Jun 2006 09:33 AM 26953 1520 COPY Fisheries Act 1994 General fisheries permit

19 May 2008

CTPI 49-Sch4 AUSCRAY PTY LD 62 LARSENS RD COOMINYA HEIGHTS QLD 4311 Delegate of the Chief Executive Department of Primary Industries and Fisheries

Permit Number Issue Date Expiry Date 83421 19/10/2006 31/10/2011

1. The holder may collect and hold broodstock of the following approved species, up to the quota, at any one time, from the waters within the full supply capacity area of Wivenhoe Dam:

Common Name Scientific Name Quota Redclaw crayfish (Cherax quadricarinatus) 100 Yabby (Cherax destructor) 100

2. The holder must contact the nearest office (to the collection location) of the Queensland Boating and Fisheries Patrol, by phone, prior to any culture stock collection trip, with details of the places

Fisheries and times of the collection activity.

3. The holder may authorise a total of three (3) persons to conduct activities on the holdersRTI behalf Act by providing2009 to each of those persons: a) a copy of the Permit b) the Permit conditions c) written authorisation signed by the holder which states the name of the person undertaking the collection activities and the period Published of authorisation. on DAF Disclosure Log

4. This permit authorises the use of boats identified as F115 in collection activities authorised under this permit.

5. The holder may use only prescribed apparatus as detailed in Chapter 4 of the Fisheries Regulation 2008 and Part 6 of the Fisheries (Freshwater) Management Plan 1999.

6. All apparatus used for collection activities must be marked with the name and address of the holder.

7. When collection activities are being undertaken a sign is to be displayed, visible for public scrutiny, bearing the words "Activities

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authorised under Permit No. 83421".

8. All non-target, non-approved species must be returned to the water in live condition if possible, and as quickly as possible, at the place of capture.

9. Collected culture stock may be transported to the areas approved on the holder's Development Permit.

10. Culture stock collected under this Permit must be used for aquaculture purposes in accordance with the holder's Development Permit, and the holder must not sell collected culture stock for any purpose.

11. The holder must comply with: a) the requirements of all relevant legislation and obtain approvals from the relevant administering organisations, including Local Authorities; and b) any Codes of Practice or management arrangements relevant to the approved species (eg. Translocation Policy).

12. The holder must immediately obtain a copy of the approved fishing logbook form 'Queensland Broodstock and Culture Stock Collection Logbook (BR01 Version 01)' ("the logbook"), and upon receipt of it: a) Ensure that the permit holder or nominee engaged in broodstock or culture stock collection completes the logbook as per the "Instructions for Use"; and b) Ensure that the logbook is kept in accordance with the instructions contained in the logbook and any written instructions the chief executive may, from time to time, provide. The logbook must remain with the permit holder during fishing activities and at the place of residence of the permit holder when not fishing; and c) Gives the completed logbook to the chief executive in accordance

Fisheries with the instructions contained in the logbook. In particular, this instruction requires that the completed logbook returns be forwarded to the chief executive within a specified time period after the fishing toRTI which Actthey relate2009 has occurred.

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18-170 File A Page 5 of 34 ROA_GENERICPERMIT01 19 May 2008 05:09 PM 37195 22882 COPY Fisheries Act 1994 General fisheries permit

23 Oct 2006

CTPI 49-Sch4 WHITSUNDAY BARRAMUNDI HATCHERY PTY LTD PO BOX 95 PROSERPINE QLD 4800 Delegate of the Chief Executive Department of Primary Industries and Fisheries

Permit Number Issue Date Expiry Date 83805 23/10/2006 02/10/2013

1. The holder may collect and hold broodstock of the following approved species, up to the quota, at any one time, from Queensland Waters:

Common Name Scientific Name Quota Barramundi (Lates calcarifer) 40 Blue salmon (Eleutheronema tetradactylum) 20 Catfish (Arius graeffei) 50 Eel tail catfish (Neosilurus hyrtlii) 60 Empire gudgeon (Hypseleotris compressa) 60 Fly specked hardyhead (Craterocephalus stercusmuscarum) 60 Golden perch (Macquaria ambigua) 20

Fisheries Gulf Saratoga (Scleropages jardinii) 20 Pacific blue eye (Pseudomugil signifer) 60 Sand whiting (Sillago ciliata) 50 Saratoga RTI(Scleropages Act 2009leichardti) 20 Silver scat (Selenotoca multifasciata) 10 Sleepy cod (Oxyeleotris lineolatus) 20 Snakehead gudgeon (Ophieleotris aporos) 50 Sooty grunter (Hephaestus fuliginosus) 20 Splendid rainbowfish (Melanotaenia splendida) 60 SpottedPublished scat on (ScatophagusDAF Disclosure argus) Log 10 Trout gudgeon (Mogurnda striata) 60

3. The holder may authorise a total of three (3) persons to conduct activities on the holders behalf by providing to each of those persons: a) a copy of the Permit b) the Permit conditions c) written authorisation signed by the holder which states the name

Telephone Enquiries: 13 25 23 It is your responsibility to advise of any change Facsimile: (07) 3229 8182 of address.

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of the person undertaking the collection activities and the period of authorisation.

4. This permit authorises the use of boats identified as F085 in collection activities authorised under this permit.

5. When collecting redclaw crayfish the holder may use only prescribed apparatus as detailed in Schedule 8 of the Fisheries Regulation 1995.

6. The holder may: a) use prescribed apparatus as detailed in Schedule 8 of the Fisheries Regulation 1995; and b) use up to three (3) gill nets for the purpose of culture stock collection. When using a gill net, the holder, or persons acting on the holder's behalf, must be within one hundred (100) metres of the net and must not leave the net unattended for more than fifteen (15) minutes at any one time. The nets must not: - have a mesh size less than five (5) centimetres; - be joined together; - exceed one hundred (100) metres in length (each net); - be greater than fifty (50) meshes or three (3) metres in drop; c) use seine nets for the purpose of culture stock collection. The nets must not have a mesh size of less than five (5) centimeters; and d) use up to three (3) scoop, dip or framed seine nets for the purpose of culture stock collection; and the nets must not: - have a mesh size larger than twenty-five (25) millimetres; - exceed two (2) metres in length along any side; and e) use seine nets for the purpose of culture stock collection. The nets must not have a mesh size greater than five (5) millimetres.

7. When using a net to collect species other than barramundi, the holder, or persons acting on the holder's behalf may use seine nets that do

Fisheries not have a mesh size of less than five (5) centimetres.

8. When using a net to collect, the holder, or persons acting on the holder's behalf must be RTIwithin Actone hundred 2009 (100) metres of the net.

9. When using a net to collect barramundi, the holder, or persons acting on the holder's behalf must not leave the net unattended for more than fifteen (15) minutes at any one time.

10. AllPublished apparatus used foron collection DAF Disclosure activities must beLog marked with the name and address of the holder.

11. When collection activities are being undertaken a sign is to be displayed, visible for public scrutiny, bearing the words "Activities authorised under Permit No. 83805".

12. All non-target, non-approved species must be returned to the water in live condition if possible, and as quickly as possible, at the place of capture.

13. Collected culture stock may be transported to the areas approved on the holder's Development Permit.

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14. Culture stock collected under this Permit must be used for aquaculture purposes in accordance with the holder's Development Permit, and the holder must not sell collected culture stock for any purpose.

15. The holder must comply with: a) the requirements of all relevant legislation and obtain approvals from the relevant administering organisations, including Local Authorities; and b) any Codes of Practice or management arrangements relevant to the approved species (eg. Translocation Policy).

16. The holder must immediately obtain a copy of the approved fishing logbook form 'Qld Broodstock and Culture Stock Collection Logbook (BR01 Version 01)' ("the logbook"), and upon receipt of it: a) Ensure that the permit holder or nominee engaged in broodstock or culture stock collection completes the logbook as per the "Instructions for Use"; and b) Ensure that the logbook is kept in accordance with the instructions contained in the logbook and any written instructions the chief executive may, from time to time, provide. The logbook must remain with the permit holder during fishing activities and at the place of residence of the permit holder when not fishing; and c) Gives the completed logbook to the chief executive in accordance with the instructions contained in the logbook. In particular, this instruction requires that the completed logbook returns be forwarded to the chief executive within a specified time period after the fishing to which they relate has occurred. Fisheries RTI Act 2009

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18-170 File A Page 8 of 34 ROA_GENERICPERMIT01 23 Oct 2006 02:41 PM 37237 16683 COPY Fisheries Act 1994 General fisheries permit

08 Apr 2008

CTPI 49-Sch4 HEAD OF SCHOOL OF NATURAL RESOURCE SCIENCES QUT GPO BOX 2434 BRISBANE QLD 4001 Delegate of the Chief Executive Department of Primary Industries and Fisheries

Permit Number Issue Date Expiry Date 95414 08/04/2008 07/04/2013

AUTHORISED ACTIVITIES

1. The holder is authorised to collect, measure and release marine and freshwater fish, crustaceans and other aquatic animals for teaching and research purposes. The holder is authorised to take and possess up to 50 specimens of each species (unless otherwise specified).

2. The holder is authorised to collect the above specimens from the following waters:

Fisheries Moreton Bay area - Inshore areas adjacent to mainland from mouth of Ningi Creek to Jacobs Well - Stradbroke Island at RTIDunwich Act and Amity2009 Point

Atherton Tablelands - Streams in the Atherton Tableland region (Tully, Herbert, Johnstone Rivers and associated tributaries)

Gulf,Published Cape York and on east DAF coast riversDisclosure and estuaries Log

3. The holder is authorised to use the following apparatus:

Seine nets: 30m in length, 1.5m drop, 10mm mesh Gill nets: 30m in length, 1.5m drop, 20mm mesh 30m in length, 2m drop, 25mm mesh 60m in length, 3m drop, 50mm mesh 60m in length, 3m drop, 75mm mesh Push net: 65cm x 38cm, 4mm mesh Cast nets Bait traps Opera house traps Dip nets

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Angling

4. The holder is authorised to take and possess up to a maximum of: 500 freshwater shrimp (Macrobrachium australiensis) 500 cherabin Macrobrachium rosenbergii) 500 redclaw crayfish (Cherax quadricarinatus) 400 sand whiting (Silago ciliata) 10 female mud crabs (Scylla serrata)

CONDITIONS

(1) The permit extends to the holder and any staff or students of the QUT School of Natural Resource Science.

(2) The holder shall ensure that no more than 50 individuals of each species will be taken from any one collection site.

(3) This permit does not apply to threatened fish as listed under the Environmental Protection and Biodiversity Conservation Act 1999 or that are protected under the Nature Conservation Act 1992 or the Fisheries Act 1994.

(4) The holder shall ensure that all apparatus used during permitted activities is marked clearly with the holders name, address and DPI&F permit number and be in attendance of such apparatus at all times. When nets have been set, in attendance means within 100m.

(5) The holder shall ensure that gill nets when set are checked at intervals no greater than 30 minutes.

(6) The holder must not place nets across the width of creeks or

Fisheries rivers in navigation channels or any other areas where the placement of nets may be hazardous to boat traffic.

(7) A sign, minimum dimensionsRTI of Act30cm x2009 50cm, with the message "Scientific Research in progress under DPI&F permitö is to be located within 15m of collecting activities when nets are in use.

(8) The holder shall ensure that all fish specimens taken are for researchPublished and education on purposesDAF Disclosureonly and are not toLog be sold. (9) The holder shall ensure that all fish taken unintentionally during permitted activities are returned to the water as soon as practicable with as little harm or injury as possible.

(10) The holder shall ensure that all noxious fish captured during permitted activities are to be destroyed and disposed of appropriately by burial or placing in a rubbish bin.

(11) The holder shall not collect fisheries resources 3 days before, during and 3 days after the full moon of each month, particularly in the central Queensland region, whenever possible.

(12) The holder shall notify the local office of the Queensland

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Boating and Fisheries Patrol not less than 48 hours prior to any activities commencing under this permit.

(13) The holder shall submit a written report one year after the issue of the permit and each subsequent year of the permit outlining the number and species of fish surveyed (including incidental mortalities), apparatus used and days fished to the Chief Executive, DPI&F, GPO Box 2764 BRISBANE QLD 4001.

(14) The holder must carry this permit (or a copy) during authorised activities and produce it at any time on request for inspection by an officer authorised under the Fisheries Act 1994. Fisheries RTI Act 2009

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18-170 File A Page 11 of 34 ROA_GENERICPERMIT01 08 Apr 2008 03:27 PM 26953 22356 Fisheries 18-170 THE TABLELANDFISHSTOCKINGSOCIETYINC A PO BOX720 GenericPermit Website: www.daff.qld.gov.au Facsimile: (07) 32298182 Call Centre:132523 (5) In relation to Authorised Activities 1 of thispermit,theholdermust (5) InrelationtoAuthorisedActivities (4) Theholdermustestablishamonitoring programtoassessanddocument (3) Asign,minimumdimensionsof30cm x 50cm,withthemessage (2) Theholdermustensurethatallapparatususedduringauthorised (1) Thepermitextendstotheholdersandanypersonactingunder CONDITIONS 2. Theholderisauthorisedtousethefollowingapparatusforpurpose 1. Theholderisauthorisedtoreleaseup350,000redclawcrayfish AUTHORISED ACTIVITIES 9 November2015 HRO QD4883 THERTON QLD wild. notsource,take or collectanyredclawcrayfishwhatsoever fromthe commencewithin3monthsoftheissue dateofthispermit. monitoringprogrammustbedeveloped incollaborationwithDAFand theoutcomesofredclawstocking programinTinarooFallsDam.The displayedfromthevessel/sinusefor monitoring. tobedisplayedwithin100metresof monitoringactivitiesor "ScientificResearchinprogressunder DAFpermitnumber182414"is attendanceofsuchapparatusatalltimes. DepartmentofAgricultureandFisheries(DAF)permitnumberbein activitiesismarkedclearlywiththeholdersname,addressand directionoftheauthorityholder. a.Upto100funnel(operahouse)traps FallsDamonly: ofmonitoringtheoutcomesredclawstockingprograminTinaroo impoundedwatersofTinarooFallsDamtothefullsupplylevel. (Cheraxquadricarinatus)peryearduringeachofthispermit,into emtNme su aeExpiryDate IssueDate Permit Number

Published on DAF Disclosure Log Fisheries Act1994 8449Nvme 059November2018 9November2015 182414 General fisheriespermit 09 Nov 201517:11:58

address It isyourresponsibility toadviseofanychange RTI Act 2009 File A 26574 104310 CTPI 49-Sch4 and Forestry Department ofAgriculture,Fisheries Delegate oftheChiefExecutive A Queensland 4001Australia GPO Box2764Brisbane Level 2,80AnnStreet, Brisbane BN 66 934348 189 Page 12 of 34 Permit Number 182414 2

(6) The holder must ensure that all fish taken unintentionally during authorised activities are returned to the water as soon as practicable with as little harm or injury as possible.

(7) The holder must ensure that all noxious fish captured during authorised activities are to be destroyed and disposed of appropriately by burial or placing in a rubbish bin.

(8) The holder must notify the local office of the Queensland Boating and Fisheries Patrol not less than 48 hours prior to any activities commencing under this permit.

(9) The holder must submit a written report one year after the issue of the permit and each subsequent year of the permit outlining the number and size of redclaw crayfish released, the date/s the redclaw crayfish were released, the number of days redclaw monitoring, the number and size of all redclaw crayfish caught and any other data collected under the monitoring program to the Chief Executive, Fisheries Queensland, PO Box 46, Brisbane QLD 4001.

(10) The holder must carry this permit (or a copy) during authorised activities and produce it at any time on request for inspection by an officer authorised under the Fisheries Act 1994.

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Call Centre: 13 25 23 It is your responsibility to advise of any change of Facsimile: (07) 3229 8182 address Level 2, 80 Ann Street, Brisbane Website: www.daff.qld.gov.au GPO Box 2764 Brisbane 18-170 File A QueenslandPage 13 4001 of 34 Australia

GenericPermit 09 Nov 2015 17:11:58 26574 104310 ABN 66 934 348 189 Fisheries 18-170 ARS L 4870 CAIRNS QLD 5 FLORENCEST LTD CAIRNS AQUARIUMANDREEFRESEARCHCENTREPTY GenericPermit Website: www.daf.qld.gov.au Facsimile: (07) 32298182 Call Centre:132523 P 1 AUTHORISED ACTIVITIES 4 October2017 . Theholdermaybeinpossessionofthefollowingregulatedspecies ResearchCentre: fordisplayandeducationalpurposesattheCairnsAquariumReef • • articular cod&grouper: • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • emtNme su aeExpiryDate IssueDate Permit Number

Published on DAF Disclosure Log Fisheries Act1994 5 10 2 2 2 2 2 2 2 10 2 5 2 2 2 2 2 2 2 2 2 2 1 3 3 2 5 Birdwirerockcod(Epinephelusmerra) Blacksaddlerockcod(Epinephelushowlandi) Bluelinedrockcod(Cephalopholisformosa) Bluespottedrockcod(Cephalopholiscyanostigma) Brownbarredrockcod(Cephalopholisboenak) Camouflagegrouper(Epineoheluspolyphekadion) Cometgrouper(Epinephelusmorrhua) Dot-headrockcod(Cephalopholismicroprion) Eightbargrouper(Epinephelusoctofasciatus) Flagtailrockcod(Cephalopholisurodeta) Floweryrockcod(Epinephelusfuscoguttatus) Foursaddlegrouper(Epinephelusspilotoceps) Greasyrockcod(Epinephelustauvina) Highfingrouper(Epinephelusmaculatus) Leopardrockcod(Cephalopholisleopardus) Longfinrockcod(Epinephelusquoyanus) Maorirockcod(Epinephelusundulatostriatus) Radiantrockcod(Epinephelusradiatus) Peacockrockcod(Cephalopholisargus) Potatorockcod(Epinephelustukula) Queenslandgrouper(Epinepheluslanceolatus) Sixbandrockcod(Cephalopholissexmaculata) Sixbargrouper(Epinephelus sexfasciatus) Snubnosegrouper (Epinephelusmacrospilos) Tomatorockcod(Cephalopholis sonnerati) Barramundicod(Chromileptesaltivelis) Coralrockcod(Cephalopholisminiata) 8803Fbur 073February2022 3February2017 189880 General fisheriespermit 04 Oct 201709:09:01

address It isyourresponsibility toadviseofanychange RTI Act 2009 File A 85595 180326 CTPI 49-Sch4 Fisheries Department ofAgricultureand Delegate oftheChiefExecutive A Queensland 4001Australia GPO Box 2764Brisbane Brisbane Level 5,41George Street, BN 66934 348 189 Page 14 of 34 Permit Number 189880 2

• 2 Whitespotted grouper (Epinephelus coeruleopunctatus)

Particular coral trout: • 2 Barcheek coral trout (Plectropomus maculatus) • 10 Bluespotted coral trout (Plectopomus laevis) • 5 Common coral trout (Plectropomus leopardus) • 15 Coral trout (Plectropomus spp. & Variola spp.) • 2 Passionfruit coral trout (Plectropomus areolatus) • 2 Vermicular cod (Plectropomus oligacanthus) • 5 White-edge coronation trout (Variola albimarginata) • 5 Yellowedge coronation trout (cariola louti)

Particular emperor: • 50 Bigeye seabream (Monotaxis grandoculis) • 50 Goldspot seabream (Gnathodentex aureolineatus) • 25 Longnose emperor (Lethrinus olivaceus) • 50 Miscellaneous emperor, other than grass emperor (Lethrinus spp., other than Lethrinus laticaudis) • 5 Orangespotted emperor (Lethrinus erythracanthus) • 3 Orangestriped emperor (Lethrinus obsoletus) • 5 Ornate emperor (Lethrinus ornatus) • 5 Redspot emperor (Lehrinus lentjan) • 5 Redthroat emperor (Lethrinus miniatus) • 50 Seabream (Gymnocranius spp) • 10 Spangled emperor (Lethrinus nebulosus)

Fusilier: • 1000 Fusilier (Caesionidae spp.)

Particular surgeonfish: • 300 Surgeonfish (Acanthurus spp. & Ctenochaetus) • 100 Unicornfish (Naso spp. & Prionurus spp.)

Particular sweetlip: • 100 Miscellaneous sweetlip (Plectorhinchus spp.) • 10 Painted sweetlipRTI (Diagramma Act 2009 pictum labiosum) Particular tropical snapper & seaperch: • 100 Bigeye snapper (Lutjanus lutjanus) • 5 Blackspot snapper (Lutjanus fulviflamma) • 300 Bluestriped snapper (Lutjanus kasmira) • 50 Brownstripe snapper (Lutjanus vitta) • Published 5 Chinamanfish on (Symphorus DAF Disclosurenematophorus) Log • 15 Crimson snapper (Lutjanus erythropterus) • 300 Fiveline snapper (Lutjanus quinquelineatus) • 100 Hussar (Lutjanus adetii) • 10 Maori snapper (Lutjanus rivulatus) • 15 Midnight snapper (Macolor macularis) • 520 Miscellaneous jobfish & snapper, other than mangrove jack (Aphareus spp., Etelis spp., Pristipomoides spp., & Lutjanus spp., other than Lutjanus argentimaculatus and Lutjanus johnii) • 10 Moses snapper (Lutjanus russelli) • 5 Onespot snapper (Lutjanus monostigma) • 150 Paddletail (Lutjanus gibbus) • 15 Red bass (Lutjanus bohar) • 20 Red emperor (Lutjanus sebae) • 5 Saddletail snapper (Lutjanus malabaricus)

• 10 Sailfin snapper (Symphorichthys spilurus) • 50 Stripey snapper (Lutjanus carponotatus)

Particular wrasse: • 10 Anchor tuskfish (Choerodon anchorago) • 5 Blackspot tuskfish (Choerodon schoenleinii) • 5 Blue tuskfish (Choerodon cyanodus) • 3 Humphead Maori wrasse (Cheilinus undulates) • 50 Pigfish (Bodianus spp.) • 15 Purple tuskfish (Choerodon cephalotes) • 25 Redbreast Maori wrasse (Cheilinus fasciatus) • 25 Tripletail Maori wrasse (Cheilinus trilobatus) • 15 Venus tuskfish (Choerodon venustus)

Sharks & Rays: • 20 Catshark (Scyliorhinidae spp.) • 3 Grey reef shark (Carcharhinus amblyrhynchos) • 5 Guitarfish (Rhinobatidae spp.) • 3 Leopard shark (Stegostoma fasciatum) • 20 Ray (Myliobatoidei spp.) • 2 Sawfish (Pristis pristis) • 3 Scalloped hammerhead shark (Sphyrna lewini) • 3 Shovelnose ray (Aptychotrema spp.) • 2 Tawny nurse shark (Nebrius ferrugineus) • 3 Whitetip reef shark (Triaenodon obesus)

Other particular fish: • 30 Barramundi (Lates calcarifer) • 30 Barred javelin (Pomadasys kaakan) • 5 Blue swimmer crab (Portunus pelagicus) • 50 Cuttlefish (Sepia spp.) • 50 Diamondscale mullet (Liza vaigiensis) • 10 Dusky flathead (Platycehalus fuscus) • 5 Flathead spp. (Platycephalus spp.) • 10 Giant clam (Tridacna spp.) • 10 Golden snapper RTI(Lutjanus Act viridis) 2009 • 2 Goldspotted rockcod (Epinephelus coioides) • 10 Giant helmet shell (Cassis cornuta) • 3 Mahi mahi (Coriphaena hyppurus) • 15 Mangrove jack (Lutjanus argentimaculatus) • 3 Mantis shrimp (Stomatopoda) • Published 2 Mud crab (Scylla on DAF serrata) Disclosure Log • 5 Octopus (Octopus spp.) • 15 Painted crayfish (Panulirus ornatus) • 30 Pipefish (Syngnathidae) • 30 Prawn (Penaeidae) • 50 Sea cucumber (Holothuroidea) • 20 Sea mullet (Mugil cephalus) • 15 Silver javelin (Pomadasys argenteus) • 10 Slipper lobster (Scyllaridae) • 35 Threadfin bream (Nemipteridae) • 10 Trevally (family Carangidae) • 50 Trochus (Trochus niloticus) • 10 Trumpet shell (Charonia spp.)

Freshwater fish: • 75 Sicyniidae (Sicyniidae)

• 30 Freshwater catfish • 20 Freshwater mullet • 20 Garfish • 5 Longfin eel (Anguilla dieffenbachia) • 20 Redclaw (cherax spp.) • 30 Sooty grunter (Hephaestus fuliginosus) • 25 Spotted flagtail (Kuhlia marginata) • 15 Yabby (Cherax destructor)

2. The holder is authorised to take and possess the following fish from all Queensland waters for the purpose of display at the Cairns Aquarium and Reef Research Centre: • 25 Coal grunter (Hephaestus carbo) • 30 Jungle perch (Kuhlia rupestris) • 30 Purple spotted gudgeon (Morgurnda adspersa) • 15 Sooty grunter (Hephaestus fuliginosus) • 200 Giant glassfish (Parambassis gulliveri) • 6 Freshwater Moray (Gymnothorax polyuranodon) • 20 Fork-tailed catfish (Arius graeffei) • 20 Berney’s catfish (Arius berneyii) • 50 Tully river grunter (Hephaestus tulliensis) • 10 Eel tailed catfish (Tandanus tandanus) • 10 Narrow-fronted catfish (Neosilurus ater) • 6 Northern saratoga (Scleropages jardini) • 15 Long-finned eel (Anguilla reinhardtii) • 40 River garfish (Hyporhamphus regularis) • 6 Bullrout (Notesthes robustus) • 30 Golden sleepy cod (Ocyeleotris lineolatus) • 6 Barramundi (Lates calcarifer) • 20 Mangrove jack (Lutjanus argentimaculatus) • 5 Whiptail rays (Himantura dalyensis) • 100 Lake Eacham rainbowfish (Melanotaenia eachamensis) • 150 Rainbowfish (Melanotaenia spp.) • 6 Mt Lewis spiny crayfish (Euastacus fleckeri) • 10 Giant jungle prawn (Macrobrachium lar) • 50 Mouth almighty RTI(Glossamia Act aprion)2009 • 15 Flag-tailed grunter (Amnibata caudavittata)

3. The holder is authorised to use the following apparatus: a. Dip nets up to 80cm in width, with a mesh size of 3mm. b. Prescribed recreational fishing apparatus as detailed in Chapter Published 4, Part 1 of the on Fisheries DAF RegulationDisclosure 2008. Log CONDITIONS 1. The permit extends to the holder (Cairns Aquarium and Reef Research Centre), employees of Cairns Aquarium and Reef Research Centre and any other person authorised by the holder. A person authorised by the holder must have a copy of the permit and written authorisation by the holder which states the name of the person undertaking the authorise activities, the authorised activities to be undertaken, number of species to be taken and possessed, locations to the fished and the period of authorisation.

2. A sign, minimum dimensions of 30cm x 50cm with the message “Authorised Activities in progress under DAF permit number 189880” is to be displayed within 15 meters of collecting activities.

3. The holder must ensure that all fish specimens taken or possessed are for display and research purposes only and are not to be sold or consumed. Progeny of fish collected must also not be sold.

4. The holder must ensure that all fish taken unintentionally during authorised activities are returned to the water as soon as practicable with as little harm as possible.

5. The holder must ensure that any fish collected under this permit that are considered restricted matter under the Biosecurity Act 2014 must be killed as soon as possible and disposed of in a whole state either by burial in ground above the high water mark or placing in a waste disposal receptacle (i.e. a bin).

6. The authorisation to take regulated species does not remove any limitations placed on the take and possession of these species by any other government agency.

7. The holder must notify the local office of Queensland Boating and Fisheries Patrol not less than 48 hours prior to any activities commencing under this permit.

8. The holder must submit a written report one year after the issue of the permit and each subsequent year of the permit outlining the number and species of fisheries resources caught (including released, taken and incidental mortalities), apparatus used, locations fished and days fished to the Chief Executive, Fisheries Queensland, PO Box 46, Brisbane QLD 4001.

9. The holder must carry this permit (or a copy) during authorised activities and produce it at any time on request for inspection by an officer authorised under the Fisheries Act 1994.

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• 2 Whitespotted grouper (Epinephelus coeruleopunctatus)

Fusilier: • 1000 Fusilier (Caesionidae spp.)

Particular surgeonfish: • 300 Surgeonfish (Acanthurus spp. & Ctenochaetus) • 100 Unicornfish (Naso spp. & Prionurus spp.)

• 10 Sailfin snapper (Symphorichthys spilurus) • 50 Stripey snapper (Lutjanus carponotatus)

Freshwater fish: • 75 Sicyniidae (Sicyniidae)

2. A sign, minimum dimensions of 30cm x 50cm with the message “Authorised Activities in progress under DAF permit number 189880” is to be displayed within 15 meters of collecting activities.

3. The holder must ensure that all fish specimens taken or possessed are for display and research purposes only and are not to be sold or consumed. Progeny of fish collected must also not be sold.

4. The holder must ensure that all fish taken unintentionally during authorised activities are returned to the water as soon as practicable with as little harm as possible.

6. The authorisation to take regulated species does not remove any limitations placed on the take and possession of these species by any other government agency.

7. The holder must notify the local office of Queensland Boating and Fisheries Patrol not less than 48 hours prior to any activities commencing under this permit.

9. The holder must carry this permit (or a copy) during authorised activities and produce it at any time on request for inspection by an officer authorised under the Fisheries Act 1994.

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Call Centre: 13 25 23 It is your responsibility to advise of any change of Facsimile: (07) 3229 8182 address Level 5, 41 George Street, Website: www.daf.qld.gov.au Brisbane 18-170 File A GPO PageBox 2764 23 Brisbaneof 34 Queensland 4001 Australia GenericPermit 04 Oct 2017 09:09:01 85595 180326 ABN 66 934 348 189 Fisheries 18-170 ON TJH QD4818 MOUNT STJOHNQLD 21 EVERETTST A GenericPermit Website: www.daf.qld.gov.au Facsimile: (07) 32298182 Call Centre:132523 A 20 March2018 2 1 (1) Theholdermayauthoriseatotalof three ( CONDITIONS 4 3 (3) Asign,minimumdimensions of (2) Theholdermustensurethatallapparatus usedduringauthorised USTRALIAN CRAYFISHHATCHERYPTYLTD . Theholdermaypossessanybroodstocktakenunderauthorisation . Thispermitauthorisestheholdertotakebroodstockoffollowing . Theholderisauthorisedtousethefollowingapparatuscollect . TheholderisauthorisedtotakebroodstockfromtheBurdekinRiver becollectedforeachofthefollowingyearspermit •Amaximumof becollectedduringthefirstyearofpermit •Amaximumof approvedspecies,uptothespecifiedmaximumnumber: UTHORISED ACTIVITIES •20 broodstock: catchmentandPalumaDamTinarooDam. theareaapprovedonDevelopmentPermit permitnumberand beinattendanceofsuchapparatusat alltimes. activitiesismarkedclearlywiththe holdersname,addressandDAF theperiodofauthorisation. nameofthepersonundertaking thecollectionactivitiesand c)writtenauthorisationsignedby theholderwhichstates b)thepermitconditions;and a)acopyofthepermit; persons: activitiesontheholdersbehalfby providingtoeachofthose emtNme su aeExpiryDate IssueDate Permit Number

Published on DAF Disclosure Log Fisheries Act1994 9932 ac 0820March2023 20March2018 195983 funnel(operahouse)traps General fisheriespermit 20 Mar 201814:10:45 200 RedclawCrayfish(Cheraxquadricarinatus)can 500 RedclawCrayfish(Cheraxquadricarinatus)can

address It isyourresponsibility toadviseofanychange RTI Act 2009 File A 30 cm x 140983 50 cm, withthemessage 3 ) personstoconduct 207601 2017BC0629. CTPI 49-Sch4 Fisheries Department ofAgricultureand Delegate oftheChiefExecutive A Queensland 4001Australia GPO Box 2764Brisbane Brisbane Level 5,41George Street, BN 66934 348 189 Page 24 of 1 at 34 Permit Number 195983 2

“Broodstock collection in progress under DAF permit number 195983” is to be displayed and visible for public scrutiny on board any vessel used for authorised activities.

(4) The holder must ensure that collected broodstock are transported to the areas approved on the Development Permit 2017BC0629.

(5) The holder must ensure that all broodstock taken are used for aquaculture purposes in accordance with the Development Permit 2017BC0629, and must not sell collected broodstock for any purpose.

(6) The holder must ensure that all fisheries resources taken unintentionally during authorised activities are returned to the water as soon as practicable with as little harm or injury as possible.

(7) The holder must ensure that all fish classified as restricted matter under the Biosecurity Act 2014 captured during authorised activities are to be destroyed and disposed of by burial or placing in a rubbish bin.

(8) The holder must ensure that all excess redclaw crayfish caught during authorised activities are not to be returned to the water and must be destroyed and disposed of by burial or placing in a rubbish bin.

(9) The holder must comply with: a) the requirements of all relevant legislation and obtain approvals from the relevant administering organisations, including Local Authorities; and b) any Codes of Practice or management arrangements relevant to the approved species (eg. Translocation Policy).

(10) The holder must immediately obtain a copy of the approved fishing logbook form 'Qld Broodstock and Culture Stock Collection Logbook (BR01 Version 01)' ("the logbook"), and upon receipt of it: a) Ensure that the permitRTI holder Act or 2009 nominee engaged in broodstock or culture stock collection completes the logbook as per the "Instructions for Use"; b) Ensure that the logbook is kept in accordance with the instructions contained in the logbook and any written instructions the chief executive may, from time to time, provide. The logbook must remain with the permit holder during fishing activities and Published at the place of onresidence DAF of Disclosurethe permit holder Log when not fishing; c) Gives the completed logbook to the chief executive in accordance with the instructions contained in the logbook. In particular, this instruction requires that the completed logbook returns be forwarded to the chief executive within a specified time period after the fishing to which they relate has occurred.

(11) The holder must contact the nearest office (to the collection location) of the Queensland Boating and Fisheries Patrol, by phone, prior to any culture stock collection trip, with details of the places and times of the collection activity.

(12) The holder must carry this permit (or a copy) during authorised activities and produce it at any time on request for inspection by an officer authorised under the Fisheries Act 1994.

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Permit Number Term PRM01837F Issued 31 Aug 2000 Expires 30 Aug 2005

Issued To:

CROYDON FISHING CLUB INCORPORATED C/- MITTAGONG STATION CROYDON QLD 4871

NOTE: THE AUTHORISED ACTIVITIES ARE AS OVERLEAF. (What follows is a summary only).

Summary of activities authorised by this Permit:

General Fisheries Permit: Stocking Crown Waters Fish Release

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Not applicable Published on DAF Disclosure Log Queensland Fisheries Service

The holder is only permitted to carry out the authorised activities outlined overleaf, subject to any conditions set out on the following page(s).

CTPI 49-Sch4

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Queensland Fisheries Service

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Permit Number Term PRM01837F Issued 31 Aug 2000 Expires 30 Aug 2005

AUTHORISED ACTIVITIES The holder is authorised to purchase and be in possession of undersize fish for the purpose of stocking the following crown waters: Lake Belmore Species Target number of fingerlings permitted for release Year 1 Year 2 Year 3 Year 4 Year 5 2000/2001 2001/2002 2002/2003 2003/2004 2004/2005 Sooty Grunter (Hephaestus fuliginosus) Gulf of Carpentaria stock 47,000 47,000 47,000 47,000 47,000 Barramundi (Lates calcarifer) Gulf of Carpentaria stock - Point Parker to Pera Head 23,600 23,600 23,600 23,600 23,600 Redclaw (Cherax quadricarinatus) sourced from the Norman River catchment 1,000 in total over the five years Sleepy cod (Oxyeleotris lineolatus) sourced from the Norman River catchment 1,000 in total over the five years Hardyheads (Cratercephalus marjoriae) sourced from the Norman River catchment 1,000 in total over the five years Barramundi (Gulf of Carpentaria stock) up to 15 broodstock sourced from the Karumba Hatchery. CONDITIONS (1) The permit extends to the holder and any person under his/her direct supervision on the sites involved in the authorised activities. (2) The holder shall not source, take or collect any undersize fish whatsoever from the wild. (3) The holder is authorised to be in possession of undersize fish for the purpose of stocking crown waters. (4) The holder shall notify the local office of the Queensland Boating and Fisheries Patrol not less than 48 hours prior to any activities authorisedRTI by thisAct permit 2009 being undertaken. (5) At the end of each stocking season the holder must submit a written report to the Queensland Fisheries Service, PO Box 13227, GEORGE STREET Q 4003. This report must provide details of the number of fingerlings released, the date(s) they were released and the site(s) where they were released. (6) The holder must carry this permit (or a copy) during authorised activitiesPublished and produce on DAF it at Disclosureany time on request Log for inspection by an officer authorised under the Fisheries Act 1994. (7) This permit does not authorise the release of any barramundi that have been treated with any chemicals that pose a human health concern. Queensland Fisheries Service

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General Fisheries Permit

Permit Number Term PRM03630G Issued 20 Feb 2003Expires 19 Apr 2003

Issued To:

HEAD OF SCHOOL, NATURAL RESOURCE SCIENCES,QUT GPO BOX 2434 BRISBANE QLD 4001

NOTE: THE AUTHORISED ACTIVITIES ARE AS OVERLEAF. (What follows is a summary only).

Summary of activities authorised by this Permit:

General Fisheries Permit: Research Education Copy

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Not applicable Published on DAF Disclosure Log Queensland Fisheries Service

The holder is only permitted to carry out the authorised activities outlined overleaf, subject to any conditions set out on the following page(s).

CTPI 49-Sch4

Delegate of the Chief Executive

Queensland Fisheries Service

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Permit Number Term PRM03630G Issued 20 Feb 2003Expires 19 Apr 2003

AUTHORISED ACTIVITIES 1. The holder is authorised to collect from Queensland waters up to 50 specimens of each species (unless otherwise specified) of marine and freshwater fish, crustaceans and other animals for teaching and research purposes. 2. The holder is authorised to use nets, traps and associated equipment for the capture of these specimens. 3. The holder is authorised to collect and hold in possession a maximum of 300 Australian bass (Macquaria novemaculeata)from Leslie Harrison Dam, Lake Maroon, Moogerah Dam, Hinze Dam, North Pine Dam (Lake Samsonvale), Wivenhoe Dam, Somerset Dam, Lake Manchester and Lake Kurwongbah. 4. The holder is authorised to collect up to: 500 Macrobrachium australiense 200 Tenuibranchiurus glypticus 500 Cherax quadricarinatus (redclaw) 500 Glossamia aprion (mouth almighty) 500 Amniataba percoides (barred grunter) 500 Nematolosa erebi (bony bream) 500 Neosilurus hirtlii (hyttl's tandan) 500 Hephaestus fuliginosus (black bream) 5. The holder is authorised to collect Macrobachium australiense from sites within the Mary River catchment [predominately near Tiaro (Emery's Crossing) and in Yabba Creek], Brisbane River (Cameron's Creek, Mt Crosby), Elliott River (predominately in the region around the Bruce Highway Crossing 20 kms south of Bundaberg), Fitzroy River (Glebe Weir and Neville Hewitt Weir). 6. The holder is authorised to collect Tenuibramchiurus glypticus from the southern end of Bribie Island outside the National Park and in areas within the Beerburrum State Forest. 7. The holder is authorised to collect Cherax quadricarinatus from streams and pools just west of Weipa. 8. The holder is authorised to collect Glossamia aprion, Amniataba percoides,RTI Nematolosa Act 2009 erebi, Neosilurus hyrtlii and Hephaestus fuliginosus from major Gulf of Carpentaria drainages (e.g. Archer, Mitchell, Gilbert, Flinders, Leichardt and Gregory River, Norman, Staaten, Cliffdale and Lagoon Creeks and a drainage to the east of Cape York (e.g. Laura, Moorhead, Hann and Normanby Rivers). 9. The holder is authorised to collect up to a total of 360 fire tailPublished and striped on gudgeons DAF from Disclosure Lake Maroon. Log 10. The holder is authorised to collect a maximum of 10 female mud crabs. CONDITIONS 1. The permit extends to the holder, any staff or students of Queensland Fisheries Service The School of Natural Resource Science- QUT. 2. The holder shall ensure that no more than 50 individuals of each species will be taken from any one collection site. 3. The holder shall not collect fisheries resources 3 days before, during, and 3 days after the full moon of each month, particularly in the central Queensland region, whenever possible. 4. The holder shall ensure that all apparatus used during permitted activities is marked with name, address and QFS permit number and attend such apparatus at all times. 5. The holder shall ensure that all specimens taken are for research purposes only and are not to be sold. 6. A sign, minimum dimensions of 30cm x 50cm, with the wording "Collection in Progress Under Queensland Fisheries Service Permit (PRM00491J)" in legible characters, is to be located within 15 metres of the collecting activities when collecting

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is in progress. 7. The nets and traps when in use in the appropriate areas, are to be attended at all times by the holder or a person under his direct supervision. Under no circumstances are nets or traps to be placed across the width of creeks or rivers in navigation channels or any other areas where the placement of nets may be hazardous to boat traffic. 8. The holder shall ensure that all fish taken unintentionally during permitted activities are returned to the water as soon as practicable and with as little harm or injury as possible. 9. The holder shall notify the local office of the Queensland Boating & Fisheries Patrol not less than 48 hours prior to any activities commencing under this permit to allow for supervision if appropriate. 10. Fifteen days prior to the expiry of this permit, the holder shall submit a written report outlining the number and species of fish taken, locations, apparatus used and days fished to Queensland Fisheries Service, GPO Box 2764, BRISBANE Q 4001. 11. The holder must carry this permit (or a copy) during authorised activities and produce it at any time on request for inspection by an officer authorised under the Fisheries Act 1994.

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General Fisheries Permit

Permit Number Term PRM03702H From 20 Apr 2003Expires 19 Feb 2008

Issued To:

HEAD OF SCHOOL, NATURAL RESOURCE SCIENCES,QUT GPO BOX 2434 BRISBANE QLD 4001

NOTE: THE AUTHORISED ACTIVITIES ARE AS OVERLEAF. (What follows is a summary only).

Summary of activities authorised by this Permit:

General Fisheries Permit: Research Copy

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Not applicable Published on DAF Disclosure Log Queensland Fisheries Service

The holder is only permitted to carry out the authorised activities outlined overleaf, subject to any conditions set out on the following page(s).

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Permit Number Term PRM03702H From 20 Apr 2003Expires 19 Feb 2008

AUTHORISED ACTIVITIES 1. The holder is authorised to collect up to 50 specimens of each species (unless otherwise specified) of marine and freshwater fish, crustaceans and other aquatic animals for teaching and research purposes. The holder is authorised to collect these specimens from the following waters: Moreton Bay area . Raby Bay area - shoreline areas from Empire Point around to Ross Canal . Southern area of Pumicestone Passage from the mouth of Ningi Creek to Bribie Island bridge . Stradbroke Island at Dunwich and Amity Point Tully and Herbert Rivers . Tully and Herbert Rivers and associated tributaries. 2. The holder is authorised to use the following apparatus: . Seine nets - 30m in length, 1.5m drop, 100mm mesh . Gill nets - 30m in length, 1.5m drop, 20mm mesh - 30m in length, 2m drop, 25mm mesh - 60m in length, 3m drop, 50mm mesh - 60m in length, 3m drop, 75mm mesh . Push net -65cm x 38cm, 4mm mesh . Cast nets . Bait traps . Opera house traps . Dip nets . Angling 3. The holder is authorised to collect and hold in possession a maximum of 300 Australian bass (Macquaria novemaculeata)from Leslie Harrison Dam, Lake Maroon, Moogerah Dam, Hinze Dam, North Pine Dam (Lake Samsonvale), Wivenhoe Dam, Somerset Dam, Lake Manchester and Lake Kurwongbah. 4. The holder is authorised to collect up to: 500 Macrobrachium australiense 200 TenuibranchiurusRTI glypticus Act 2009 500 Cherax quadricarinatus (redclaw) 500 Glossamia aprion (mouth almighty) 500 Amniataba percoides (barred grunter) 500 Nematolosa erebi (bony bream) 500 Neosilurus hirtlii (hyttl's tandan) 500 Hephaestus fuliginosus (black bream) 5. ThePublished holder is authorised on DAF to Disclosurecollect Macrobachium Log australiense from sites within the Mary River catchment [predominately near Tiaro (Emery's Crossing) and in Yabba Creek], Brisbane River (Cameron's Creek, Mt Crosby), Elliott River (predominately in the region around the Bruce Highway Crossing 20 kms south of Queensland Fisheries Service Bundaberg), Fitzroy River (Glebe Weir and Neville Hewitt Weir). 6. The holder is authorised to collect Tenuibramchiurus glypticus from the southern end of Bribie Island outside the National Park and in areas within the Beerburrum State Forest. 7. The holder is authorised to collect Cherax quadricarinatus from streams and pools just west of Weipa. 8. The holder is authorised to collect Glossamia aprion, Amniataba percoides, Nematolosa erebi, Neosilurus hyrtlii and Hephaestus fuliginosus from major Gulf of Carpentaria drainages (e.g. Archer, Mitchell, Gilbert, Flinders, Leichardt and Gregory River, Norman, Staaten, Cliffdale and Lagoon Creeks and a drainage to the east of Cape York (e.g. Laura, Moorhead, Hann and Normanby Rivers). 9. The holder is authorised to collect up to a total of 360 fire tail and striped gudgeons from Lake Maroon. 10. The holder is authorised to collect a maximum of 10 female

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mud crabs. CONDITIONS 1. The permit extends to the holder, any staff or students of The School of Natural Resource Science- QUT. 2. The holder shall ensure that no more than 50 individuals of each species will be taken from any one collection site. 3. The holder shall not collect fisheries resources 3 days before, during, and 3 days after the full moon of each month, particularly in the central Queensland region, whenever possible. 4. The holder shall ensure that all apparatus used during permitted activities is marked with name, address and QFS permit number and attend such apparatus at all times. 5. The holder must be in attendance of all gill nets when set. In attendance means within 100m. 6. The holder shall ensure that all specimens taken are for research purposes only and are not to be sold. 7. A sign, minimum dimensions of 30cm x 50cm, with the wording "Scientific research in progress Under Queensland Fisheries Service Permit" in legible characters, is to be located within 15 metres of the collecting activities when collecting is in progress. 8. The nets and traps when in use in the appropriate areas, are to be attended at all times by the holder or a person under his direct supervision. Under no circumstances are nets or traps to be placed across the width of creeks or rivers in navigation channels or any other areas where the placement of nets may be hazardous to boat traffic. 9. The holder shall ensure that all fish taken unintentionally during permitted activities are returned to the water as soon as practicable and with as little harm or injury as possible. 10. The holder shall notify the local office of the Queensland Boating & FisheriesRTI Patrol Act not 2009less than 48 hours prior to any activities commencing under this permit. 11. The holder shall submit a written report on expiry of this permit outlining the number of fish taken, apparatus used and days fished to Queensland Fisheries Service, GPO Box 2764, BRISBANE Q 4001. 12. The holder must carry this permit (or a copy) during authorisedPublished activities on DAF and produce Disclosure it at any Logtime on request for inspection by an officer authorised under the Fisheries Act 1994. Queensland Fisheries Service

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