After a refreshing break we are back on board for 2017! Several lots of congratulations are in order – First, congratulations to Aoife...

Our research focused on whether trace elements in Goolwa cockle shells (Donax deltoides) could be used as an environmental proxy. If so,...

Sillaginodes punctata, above a seagrass meadow. Image by: Julian Finn / Museum Victoria, Rights/Licence: CC BY (Attribution) Otoliths or...

The final news for the year! As this news becomes available I’m heading to New Zealand to hike (tramp) the Milford Track in Fiordland...

There are loads of congratulations this month! ​ Congratulations to Dr Tom Barnes who has got a position at the Australian Antarctic...

Bronwyn Gillanders was recently awarded the Australian Society for Fish Biology’s (ASFB) highest award, the K Radway Allen Award for an...

Several of us (Kayla Gilmore and Bronwyn Gillanders) are heading to Hobart to the Australian Society for Fish Biology conference. Kayla...

En route to the ICES Annual Science Conference in Riga, Latvia I was fortunate to travel via St Petersburg. Here I visited several...

Fish demonstrate a variety of reproductive strategies. Wrasses are usually protogynous hermaphrodites, which means that they change sex...