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2024–25 Harmful Algal Bloom Fee Relief Program SA
PIRSA (Department of Primary Industries and Regions) · Checked 2026-10-16
This program provides fee relief for commercial fishers, aquaculture operators, and charter boat licence holders who were affected by the harmful algal bloom event along the South Australian coastline during the April to June 2025 period. The relief is equivalent to 25% of total eligible annual fees.
Form of value
Upfront discount
Indicative value
25% of total eligible annual fees, representing the affected quarter (April to June 2025).
Current availability
Applications are open until further notice.
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- Must hold a current commercial fishery licence, aquaculture lease/licence, or charter boat fishery licence issued by PIRSA
- Must have experienced operational impacts during the April to June 2025 period due to the harmful algal bloom event
- Must not have already received relief for the same fees via other government schemes
Next step
Submit an application via an industry association (e.g., MFA, SAPFA, SAOGA) or directly to PIRSA.
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Source owner: PIRSA (Department of Primary Industries and Regions) · Official page
Rule last checked 2026-10-16 · Verified editorial record
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