Five illegal fishing vessels burned at sea amid ABF crackdown
The Australian Border Force launched a crackdown on illegal fishing in the state's north last month, with 19 boats intercepted since the beginning of the year.
Five illegal fishing vessels burned at sea amid ABF crackdown
The Australian Border Force launched a crackdown on illegal fishing in the state's north last month, with 19 boats intercepted since the beginning of the year.
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