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Great Barrier Reef Marine Park

Great Barrier Reef Marine Park

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Search complete. 18 mentions across 5 episodes found for "Great Barrier Reef Marine Park".

Oct 15, 2026

Crystal LaceyGUEST
2:56
So, yes, my name is Crystal Lacey.
Crystal LaceyGUEST
2:59
I am the program manager of the Master Reef Guy program, which is managed by the Great Barrier Reef Marine Park Authority in partnership with Tourism and Events Queensland, who Emma is.
Crystal LaceyGUEST
3:12
is here with and the Association of Marine Park Tourism Operators.
Crystal LaceyGUEST
3:17
So yes, you are very correct, Don.
Crystal LaceyGUEST
3:34
from space.
Crystal LaceyGUEST
3:36
It's 2300 kilometres long and which really sort of makes it around the size of Italy.
Crystal LaceyGUEST
3:44
If you can imagine Italy next to the side of the Queensland coast, the Great Barrier Reef Marine Park is that big.
Crystal LaceyGUEST
3:53
So trying to manage a marine park the size of Italy or Victoria and Tasmania combined is quite a feat.
Roger BeedenGUEST
1:09
I mean, as you said, I mean, in area, it's sort of 344,400 square kilometres.
Roger BeedenGUEST
1:14
That's of the Great Barrier Reef Marine Park.
Roger BeedenGUEST
1:16
It's slightly bigger if it's the World Heritage Area.
Roger BeedenGUEST
1:18
Slightly bigger again, actually, if you talk about the Great Barrier Reef, which goes up into the Torres Strait all the way through to Papua New Guinea.

7 MINS LATER

Roger BeedenGUEST
8:24
It's obviously agriculture and around these areas as well, not in the marine park, but adjacent to it.
Roger BeedenGUEST
8:31
And so the whole point of a multiple use marine park is that It's there for everybody.
Roger BeedenGUEST
8:35
I mean, we're very fortunate that the Great Barrier Reef Marine Park has been in place for just over 50 years now.
Roger BeedenGUEST
8:41
And for the last more than 20 years now, we've had a revised zoning plan that covers that entire area and it has different levels of protection.
BreckHOST
7:27
That means people all around the world agree it's a place worth saving.
BreckHOST
7:32
The Australian government set up the Great Barrier Reef Marine Park in nineteen seventy-five.
BreckHOST
7:38
There are special zones where people can't fish or build.
BreckHOST
7:42
Rangers and scientists work to keep the reef healthy.
Simon MillerSOUNDBITE_SPEAKER
13:08
And so we do urge the Queensland and Australian governments to fully deliver their commitment to phase out gillnet fishing from the reef by June next year.
Brooke TindallCORRESPONDENT
13:17
The federal government manages the Great Barrier Reef Marine Park and fishing zones, while the Queensland Government takes care of fisheries management, like the NX licenses.
Brooke TindallCORRESPONDENT
13:27
Neither have said whether an extension is likely to be granted for fishers to continue using gillnets beyond twenty twenty-seven.
Brooke TindallCORRESPONDENT
13:35
The Queensland Department of Primary Industry said in a statement that through its FishLight program, they are researching low-impact fishing techniques to support ongoing commercial fishing in Queensland.
Big Fish

Big Fish

The Big Fish

Oct 2 · 2 Mentions

#62 AU
Rob PaxevanosGUEST
7:08
It's the, it's the sort of like the community spirit is that like, you know, if someone's seen fishing in a green zone or got caught in a green zone, it's really embarrassing, you know? And i- they're not...
Rob PaxevanosGUEST
7:18
the, the, uh, the, the Great Barrier Reef Marine Park Authority, they're not out to just fine people and make money.
Rob PaxevanosGUEST
7:23
They, the, you know, we've, we, we, we watched them go and, um, talk to people and tell them the rules and this and that and the other.
Rob PaxevanosGUEST
7:29
They're, they're very...

5 MINS LATER

Scott LeviHOST
12:43
Eye on the Reef.
Rob PaxevanosGUEST
12:44
Oh, that's fantastic.
Scott LeviHOST
12:44
Uh, from the Australian government, Great Barrier Reef Marine Park Authority, and, and the fisheries up there.
Scott LeviHOST
12:50
And, uh, there's no excuse for fishing in, in a green zone.

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