According to data from the latest Australian Fish Stocks report, there is the encouraging discovery that giant mud crab populations along the Queensland coastline are healthy in numbers.

The Queensland Government is considering lifting a 120-year-old ban on the taking of female mud crabs from the state's waters. Queensland is the only state where it's still illegal to keep the ...

trawl and crab fisheries where a lot of issues are occurring. The conflicts in North Queensland waters are mentioned in the discussion paper, which attempts to smooth the tensions between crabbers ...

In the hope of getting some hard data to prove this theory, Dr Meynecke fitted acoustic-tracking devices to female giant mud crabs in estuary systems in south-eastern Queensland. Some crabs were also ...

Queensland, unlike the Northern Territory ... post pictures of the "pillage and "plunder" of fish and crabs stocks. Mud crabs are sold wholesale by commercial operators for about $45 a kilogram ...

"At the moment there's been a very good crabbing season up here for the commercial guys, they're catching crabs hand over fist and there's cars pulled up on the side of the road selling mud crabs ...

A Queensland man has used a live mud crab to help him crack open a can of VB. Riley Holman, 21, shared a videoof his cousin Cooper Holman on TikTok using a large mud crab to open his beer while ...

DNA testing has bagged a a second Queensland fisherman trying to illegally sell nearly a tonne of female mud crabs to Sydney Fish Markets. Troy Hicks was fined more than $40,000 after he claimed ...