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662 Year Book <strong>Australia</strong> <strong>2001</strong><br />

16.8 GROSS VALUE OF FISHERIES<br />

PRODUCTION<br />

Value<br />

$m<br />

1980–81 330<br />

1981–82 344<br />

1982–83 423<br />

1983–84 449<br />

1984–85 522<br />

1985–86 635<br />

1986–87 702<br />

1987–88 828<br />

1988–89 1 022<br />

1989–90 1 092<br />

1990–91 1 223<br />

1991–92 1 376<br />

1992–93 1 493<br />

1993–94 1 679<br />

1994–95 1 813<br />

1995–96 1 690<br />

1996–97 1 776<br />

1997–98 1 879<br />

1998–99(a) 2 039<br />

(a) Estimate only.<br />

Source: <strong>Australia</strong>n Bureau of Agricultural and Resource<br />

Economics.<br />

16.10 AUSTRALIAN FISHERIES PRODUCTION,<br />

By Category(a)<br />

1996–97<br />

1997–98<br />

1998–99<br />

tonnes tonnes tonnes<br />

Fish<br />

Tuna 13 026 11 890 17 255<br />

Other 128 528 134 659 125 941<br />

Total 141 555 146 549 143 196<br />

Crustaceans<br />

Prawns 27 736 29 602 30 284<br />

Rock lobster 15 815 16 587 18 777<br />

Other 7 661 7 557 6 510<br />

Total 51 212 53 746 55 570<br />

Molluscs<br />

Abalone 5 236 5 226 5 590<br />

Scallops 6 283 5 759 7 226<br />

Oysters 10 396 9 278 9 277<br />

Other 7 374 7 600 7 961<br />

Total 29 289 27 862 30 053<br />

Total 222 055 228 157 228 819<br />

(a) Includes an estimate for aquaculture production, but<br />

excludes production from inland commercial fisheries.<br />

Source: <strong>Australia</strong>n Bureau of Agricultural and Resource<br />

Economics.<br />

16.9 GROSS VALUE OF SELECTED MAJOR<br />

FISHERIES CATEGORIES<br />

1996–97<br />

1997–98(a)<br />

1998–99(a)<br />

$m<br />

$m<br />

$m<br />

Prawns 344 384 408<br />

Rock lobster 413 376 408<br />

Tuna 96 128 223<br />

Other fin fish 378 398 426<br />

Abalone 153 182 169<br />

Scallops 37 39 36<br />

Oysters 52 48 46<br />

Pearls (b) 171 189 182<br />

Other n.e.i. 132 134 140<br />

Total 1 776 1 879 2 039<br />

(a) Estimate only. (b) Excludes Northern Territory.<br />

Source: <strong>Australia</strong>n Bureau of Agricultural and Resource<br />

Economics.<br />

The value of <strong>Australia</strong>n aquaculture production<br />

also increased in 1998–99, by $97.8m (19%)<br />

(table 16.11). Aquaculture accounted for 30% of<br />

the total value of <strong>Australia</strong>n fisheries production<br />

in 1998–99, up slightly from its share of 27% in<br />

the previous year. The increase in the value of<br />

aquaculture production was mainly due to a<br />

$79.5m (91%) rise in the value of tuna<br />

production, with salmon and prawn increasing<br />

$8.1m (13%) and $7.8m (22%) respectively.<br />

16.11 GROSS VALUE OF AQUACULTURE<br />

PRODUCTION(a)<br />

1996–97<br />

1997–98<br />

1998–99<br />

$m $m $m<br />

Fish<br />

Salmon 58.5 63.6 71.7<br />

Tuna 40.2 87.2 166.7<br />

Trout 11.5 11.6 7.8<br />

Other(b) 11.8 13.5 15.9<br />

Total 122.0 175.9 262.0<br />

Crustaceans<br />

Prawn 33.6 36.2 44.0<br />

Other(c) 5.4 5.4 6.3<br />

Total 39.0 41.7 50.3<br />

Molluscs<br />

Pearl oysters 171.4 188.9 181.8<br />

Edible oysters 52.0 48.0 46.4<br />

Other(d) 4.5 4.8 6.4<br />

Total 227.8 241.7 234.7<br />

Total(e) 433.8 504.3 602.1<br />

(a) Excludes aquarium fish, hatcheries production,<br />

crocodiles, microalgae and aquarium worms. (b) Includes<br />

eels and other native fish. (c) Includes crabs and brine<br />

shrimp. (d) Includes mussels, scallops and giant clams.<br />

(e) Only this total line includes Northern Territory production.<br />

Source: <strong>Australia</strong>n Bureau of Agricultural and Resource<br />

Economics.

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