AFTA Chair’s Report – September 2024 “Governments’ restocking freshwater and saltwater species helps boost sustainability and fishability; AFTA advocates for more recreational fishing fees to be invested in this way.” Hon. Bob Baldwin...
AFTA Chair’s Report – August 2024 “The robustness of AFTA is underpinned by the commitment from wholesale exhibitors, retailers, and public involvement. The ongoing influx of exhibitors committing to the Tackle Show signifies that AFTA has the...
AFTA Chair’s Report – AGM 2024 Our objective is best defined as promoting, engaging, and educating more people, particularly families, females, and young people, toward recreational fishing. For an industry that employs over 100,000 people, serving the...
“for wholesalers to see firsthand the enthusiasm and passion the next generation of anglers have for our sport” Michael Starkey President, AFTA Presidents Report AGM 2024 Once again, it has been a busy year for the AFTA Board. It was business as usual...
AFTA Chair’s Report – July 2024 ‘AFTA congratulates both the NT Labor (ALP) Government and Country Liberal Party (CLP) Opposition for their commitment to purchase and close all 14 NT Commercial Barramundi Gillnet licenses, in response to the voice of...
AFTA Chair’s Report – June 2024 On June 18th, AFTA secured both the ALP Government and the CLP Opposition commitment to a buyback of all 14 licenses over the next term of government. The Hon.Bob Baldwin Independent Chair, AFTA NORTHERN TERRITORY I took the...
