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Sailing south: why Indonesian fishers risk apprehension in Australian waters

  • Written by Dedi Supriadi Adhuri, Researcher at Culture and Society Research Center, Indonesian Institute of Sciences (LIPI)
Sailing south: why Indonesian fishers risk apprehension in Australian watersRotonese Lambo at Scott ReefJames Fox, Author provided

This has not been a good year for Indonesia’s fishermen, whose ancestors have been sailing for centuries in Australian waters. COVID-19 has taken its toll. Fish prices have declined, and a disease known as ais-ais has recurred in the seaweed that coastal communities cultivate to...

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