Eels in Australia: vital to Indigenous culture, mysterious life cycle, diverse habitats, and unique spawning journey.

Carp gudgeons, a diverse group in Australia's MDB, face identification challenges and genetic threats, with some species critically endanger

Macquarie perch face extinction; efforts to revive populations show promise with habitat restoration and breeding advances.

S. Pygmy Perch, once widespread, now clings to survival in NSW's few creeks, battling invasive species, drought, and habitat loss.

EHNV, a lethal fish virus in Australia, causes mass deaths in redfin perch and affects other species. Report cases to 1800 675 888.

Flow-MER program enhances native fish populations in Murray-Darling Basin using environmental water.

Floods rejuvenate Murray River's ecosystem, balancing freshwater and marine life, raising debates on future water management.

UNSW research on fish migration in Murray-Darling Basin reveals fishway design impacts on native species.

Fish migration in NSW rivers is hindered by barriers, but innovative fishways aid their crucial life cycles.

Efforts to revive Murray Cod in Darling-Baaka show low numbers, need united action for habitat and population recovery.

Toorale Park: A fusion of culture, ecology, and innovative fishway design, enhancing river life and honoring ancient traditions.

Irrigation screens save fish and time, enhancing efficiency and protecting native species in Australian waterways.

Invasive climbing perch may reach Australia, posing threats to local wildlife and ecosystems.