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Thamarrurr Sea Farmers' Wadeye crab operation

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As of 25 October 2026, Thamarrurr Sea Farmers has grown its Wadeye mud-crab workforce from three to nine in a year and sends an average of 35–50 kilograms of crabs to Darwin each week. The operation’s current growth is reported, but its leaders’ longer-term plans for sustainable expansion remain open.

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Mise à jour 125 oct. 23:40 UTCLes pêcheurs de Wadeye sont neuf — et un défi plus important les attend

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Les pêcheurs de Wadeye sont neuf — et un défi plus important les attend
Les Thamarrurr Sea Farmers ont triplé leurs effectifs et établi des expéditions régulières de crabes vers Darwin. Transformer cette implantation en une industrie plus vaste des produits de la mer nécessitera davantage que des casiers et de l’ambition.

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Thamarrurr Development Corporation Ltdnonprofit organisation from Australia1 reportage

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WadeyeWadeye, Australia1 reportage

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21 sources14 médias

ABC News (Australia)abc.net.au4Premier
1. Premier signalement 21 oct. 20:10 UTC
2. Fishermen racing crocs for crabs in Wadeye as new industry emerges25 oct. UTC
3. The Indigenous community supplying mud crabs to Darwin - ABC News22 oct. UTC
4. Wadeye crab business thriving - ABC listen21 oct. UTC
5. Native oyster farming provides hope for Wadeye jobs and income as 100,000-spat trial begins - ABC News9 mars UTC
Australian Bureau of Statisticsabs.gov.au3
crcna.com.au2
1. Wadeye Sea Farmers featured on ABC's 7.30 - Cooperative Research Centre for Developing Northern Australia
2. Unlocking the wealth of Indigenous knowledge and land ownership – seafood industry development (Aboriginal Sea Company) - Cooperative Research Centre for Developing Northern Australia
LinkedInlinkedin.com2
1. We're here to support communities like Wadeye to get seafood businesses up and running and we couldn't be happier with what the team have achieved ~ the future looks very bright!
2. I was delighted to join Jared Copley and Kylie Fadelli from Aboriginal Sea Company for the first sale of mud crabs in Darwin by the THAMARRURR DEVELOPMENT CORPORATION LIMITED Sea Farmers of …
CensusAtlascensusatlas.au1
1. Jobs & Industry in Wadeye — Census profile
dcceew.gov.au1
1. Assessment of Northern Territory Mud Crab Fishery – August 2026
Michael Majormichaelmajor.com.au1
1. THE SEA FARMERS OF WADEYE13 nov. UTC
News Divenewsdive.net1
1. Premier signalement 25 oct. 06:26 UTC
2. Wadeye Fishers Compete with Crocodiles as a New Crab Industry Takes Shape25 oct. UTC
nit.com.au1
1. Related
Oz Arab Mediaozarab.media1
1. Premier signalement 25 oct. 08:30 UTC
2. One moment, please...25 oct. UTC
PrimaryBriefprimarybrief.com1
1. Premier signalement 25 oct. 06:09 UTC
2. Wadeye Indigenous Community Expands Mud Crab Fishing into Full Commercial Operation25 oct. UTC
Territory Qterritoryq.com.au1
1. WADEYE’S THEIR OYSTER » Territory Q4 avr. UTC
thamarrurr.org.au1
1. Black Lip Oyster Farming Project Underway – TDC
UA.NEWSua.news1
1. Premier signalement 25 oct. 07:52 UTC
2. Wadeye crab-catching team expands staff to nine25 oct. UTC