Despite the cyclone damage, Australia's $2 billion commercial fishing sector is in for a big year. With the drought breaking across much of the country, rivers are flushing huge amounts of nutrients into the ocean. These nutrients provide food for fish, prawns and other shellfish. Col Bishop, from Seafood Services Australia, says many seafood species will thrive. "After ...

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