Ausyfish Pty Ltd ABN 69 010 810 670 Aquaculture approval number 2005BC0681   Terms and conditions.

Ausyfish Pty Ltd ABN 69 010 810 670

Established May 11th 1988

741 Sims Road Childers.  PO Box 324 Childers Queensland 4660 

GENERAL INFORMATION Pictures can be enlarged by right click open in new tab.

Ausyfish was established in 1988. The farm has 127earth  ponds. Water is supplied from 3 storage dams. Click for an aerial view.

Ausyfish has its own laboratory for health management of livestock.  Click for short video

 The facility has a quarantine room, climate control room, and purging facility which is AQIS approved for export.

Ausyfish is located near Childers, which is about 320kl north of Brisbane, and about 50 kilometres south of Bundaberg. The hatchery is about 7 kilometres from the centre of Childers.

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Ausyfish operates under the industry Commercial Hatchery Code of Best Practice. In 2009 the AAQ (Aquaculture Association of Queensland Inc.) began the process of accrediting professional commercial hatcheries under the Commercial Hatchery Code of Best Practice. The code was developed in consultation with fisheries authorities in Victoria, New South Wales and Queensland. The Queensland Government provided funding to employ an independent auditor to access hatcheries compliance to the code of practice.  The code focuses on desired outcomes. Hatcheries must be able to demonstrate their ability to meet these outcomes. Click for full details

Ausyfish operates under the industry environment code of practice. The Queensland freshwater finfish aquaculture industry through a technical advisory group has formulated this Code of Practice in recognition of the industry’s need to become recognised as an environmentally responsible and sustainable industry and to assist industry members define standards of performance. Click for full details

Ausyfish operates under the Fish Health Certification Scheme, (FHCS). The scheme was developed in consultation with fisheries authorities in Victoria, New South Wales and Queensland and South Australia. Click here for full details.

Click to take a flying tour of Ausyfish

DRIVING DIRECTIONS

PLEASE NOTE, Lambs Road is best in dry weather. Also be aware that some GPS divices show roads that do not exist.

Use Conlons Road. If you are coming from Childers heading south it is the 3rd left after the Goodwood-Woodgate turn off on the southern side of Childers.

If you are coming from the south, heading north, after the Isis River, watch for the Buxton turn off opposite the BP service station. You are only a couple of kilometers from Conlons Road. Conlons Road is on your right at the bottom of a hill.

Once on Conlons Road, follow it until you come to a T-intersection, then turn right on to Bootharh Road.

Immediately after turning right, you will go over a cane train line. Go straight ahead onto the new bitumen. Continue on this road, which will become a gravel road in about one kilometer. Then, about another two kilometers on the gravel road, follow the road to the left, (New bitumen again, but only at the corner.) You will now be on Sims Road. Immediately after you turn left, you will see a sign for Ausyfish.

We are 1kl along Sims Road 2nd driveway on the right. There is an Ausyfish Sign just inside the fence next to the driveway.

PLEASE ALSO NOTE THAT PICK UP OF FISH IS STRICTLY BY APPOINTMENT ONLY

Childers is situated about 320 kilometres north of Brisbane.

See our Facebook page for driving directions from your location. click here     Or this Google Maps link might help 

    Note: Ross's Camp Road does not exist.

By Train A high speed tilt train will get you from Brisbane to Howard, which is about 25 kilometres from Childers. The cheapest way to get to Childers is to fly to Brisbane then take the tilt train. Click here for tilt train. 

By Plane You can fly from Brisbane to Bundaberg with Qantas. Bundaberg is about 45 minutes drive from Childers. Click here for flights with Qantas

When staying at Childers we recommend the Oasis Motel, right in the centre of town. Off street parking, walk to choice of restaurants.

 Hervey Bay is also very close, about 60 minutes drive. Hervey is famous for whale watching and world heritage listed Frasier island. More about Fraiser Island here   Hervey Bay here