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Ghost Nets: Creative Re-purposing*

June 18, 2026 Sue Reid

Across the world, infrastructures of resistance and care come together to counter and clean up after extractive regimes. Not-for-profits and

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Industrial Fisheries and their Ghost Nets*

June 18, 2026 Sue Reid

Industrial and smaller fishers alike routinely lose or dump synthetic fishing gear to the ocean. Petroleum based synthetic nets began

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Derelict Nets as Proxy Predators*

June 17, 2026 Sue Reid

Commercial fishing fleets routinely dump thousands of tons of plastic pollution into the ocean because they are too costly to

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Antarctica’s Current: Feeling the Seafloor*

June 17, 2026 Sue Reid

The Antarctic Circumpolar Current feels their way over the polar seafloor, inscribing their journey all the way up through the

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Multibeing Justice in Icy Waters *

June 17, 2026 Sue Reid

The Antarctic Circumpolar Current’s (ACC)  eastward flow pushes through a multibeing realm of conflicting human and other-than-human claims. Taking us

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Transitioning Currents in Times of Climate Change*

June 9, 2026 Sue Reid

Currents carry materials ‘transcorporeally’[i] through the porous boundaries of ocean bodies – travelling and troubling the edges of marine park

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Alejandro Limpo González is a visual anthropologist exploring the media politics of ocean sensing. His research intersects media studies, environmental humanities, and science and technology studies to investigate the relationships between technology, ecology and culture. Currently he is a final year PhD candidate at the Winchester School of Art, University of Southampton (UK) in the Intelligent Oceans research program, funded by the Leverhulme Trust and the Southampton Marine and Maritime Institute (SMMI). He is also researching the Intersessional Working Group on Underwater Cultural Heritage at the International Seabed Authority.

Alejandro speaks about what Underwater Cultural Heritage means in the context of the deep seabed and how this concept is interpreted from the folds of the Law of the Sea and the International Seabed Authority’s activities.

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Acknowledgement of Country

Ocean justice acknowledges Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islander peoples as the Traditional Owners of this country and their enduring and continued connection to land, sky, waters and community. As a nation, Australia is yet to sufficiently reckon with its colonial and racialised foundations–no treaty was made when these lands were taken, neither was there compensation.

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