Mental health crisis grips Australia's commercial fishing industry
An extensive survey of Australia's commercial fishing industry has revealed it's in the midst of a mental health crisis. Contributing to the problem are ever changing political and environmental policies, increasing restrictions to fisheries, and the nature of the work which is remote and dangerous.
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