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2015-11-10 - P&O Agenda - Item 7, Attach 1 - Historical Ecology of the Noosa Estuary Fisheries
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Tewantin State School project (1957) History of the Tewantin-Noosa district.
Tewantin State School, November 1957.
The Fish Board (1937) First annual report of the Fish Board, for the year ended
30th June 1937. The Fish Board, Queensland.
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Welsby T (1905) Schnappering and fishing in the Brisbane River and Moreton
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