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Phillips, M. (2010). "Barramundi test to deter would-be fraudstars". ABC Rural Report, 9th June.

McManus, A. (2008). "Promoting the health benefits of seafood: Translating research into action". Curtin FM Radio, 31 October. Project 2008/720

Mcleod, C. and Brake, F. (2010). "Human enteric viruses". ABC. Project 2008/729

Lawley, M. (2010). "Barramundi research". Country Hour, ABC. 3rd August.

D'Antignana, T. (2009). "Collaborative research conducted at Lincoln Marine Science between Clean Seas Tuna, Flinders University, Marine Innovation South Australia and the Australian Seafood CRC". 5AA. Project 2008/903

Clarke, S. (2009). "Australian seafood CRC and its operations". ARD German Radio Network (Singapore Studio).

Bubner, E. (2010). "Visit to the University of Tokyo Marine Science and Technology to learn techniques associated with surrogate technology". ABC radio.

Comiskey, S. (2009). "Oyster unity". Landline, ABC News. 22nd November. Project 2008/753

Gardner, C. (2011). "Rock lobster fishermen reject size limit plan". ABC News, 20 May. Project 2006/220

Watson, P., Ward, T., Fleming, B., McNaughton, K. And Riddell, H. (2011). "Big future for little fish". Landline, ABC, 17 July. Project 2010/774

Hastwell, T and Jones, T. (2009). "ALife". TTN, Children's TV News.

(Television)

Hastwell, T and Jones, T. (2008). "ALife". A Current Affair, Channel 9, 16th December, 6:30pm.

(Television)

Crawford, M. and Stephens, L. (2008). "Scientists believe omega-3 could help curb Australia's mental health problem". Channel 10, 5th February, 5:25:38 pm, 1 min 34 secs.

(Television)

Chandrapavan, A. (2007). "Changes in colour and growth in translocated Rocklobsters". Hook, Line and Sinker, 7th Apri, Southern Cross Television.

(Television)

McManus, A. (2008). "Promoting the health benefits of seafood: Translating research into action". Curtin FM, 31st October.

(Radio)

McLeod, C. (2009). "Oyster virus samples sent to New Zealand for testing". ABC Rural, Rural Report, 30th January.

(Radio)

McLeod, C. (2009). "Noro virus in Oysters". ABC Ilawarra, NSW Country Hour, 30th January.

(Radio)

McLeod, C. (2009). "Human enteric viruses". ABC Radio.

(Radio)

Gardener, C. "Big red success in lobster". ABC News, 15th November, 12:02 pm.

(Radio)

Crawford, M. and Palmer, R. (2008). "Health effects of eating fish and seafood". Nightlife, ABC 612 Brisbane, 18th February, 10:06 pm.

(Radio)

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