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Maxima the Opportunity Group

Locality: Jolimont

Phone: +61 8 9387 5870

Address: 16 Jersey St 6014 Jolimont, WA, Australia

Website: http://www.maximaopportunity.com.au

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25.01.2022 Today at Maxima we are reflecting on the marvelous opportunity the members of Mowanjum offer visitors to the Mowanjum Festival. Here are some snaps of the Ochre Artists Workshops Maxima proudly sponsors. Learn how to prepare ochre paint, then paint your storyline and share in the stories of Elders and children of Mowanjum. Phot credits- Rebecca Mansell

25.01.2022 Well done girls keep the good footy going

24.01.2022 Exciting times ahead.

24.01.2022 Outstanding service and achievement by all recipients and members. At Maxima we are very proud to be a partner of the #cityofperthsurflifesavingclub

24.01.2022 Kimberley football talent. One for Claremont Women's Football Club

24.01.2022 A commercial tropical rock oyster industry in the Pilbara is another step closer today. More than 30,000 juvenile oysters arrived in Karratha from the Perth hatchery this week and today we took them out to their new home, two new oyster farm trial sites off the Pilbara coast, where they will grow to marketable size over the next 18 months. It was great to take our project partners and regional stakeholders on a trip out to the West Lewis site today to mark this major project ...milestone. Read more in our joint media release with Murujuga Aboriginal Corporation >> https://lnkd.in/gRRjguu The WA Tropical Rock Oyster Research and Development project is led by the Department of Primary Industries and Regional Development - DPIRD and supported by the CRCNA, Murujuga Aboriginal Corporation, the Albany multispecies shellfish hatchery and gear suppliers Hexcyl Systems, SEAPA and Zapco Aquaculture. Thanks to the City of Karratha and Pilbara Development Commission for their ongoing support, and to the FRDC for supporting the original R&D project. #maximaopportunity #aquaculture #tropicalrockoysters #pilbara #development #regionaldevelopment #innovation

24.01.2022 Farm Weekly liftout, #Ripemagazine look at the exciting #TropicalBlackLipOyster project in the Pilbara and Kimberley between @DPIRDWA, #CRCNA, @MaximaOpportunity and its project partners #Murujugaaboriginalcorporation, #Dambimangariaboriginalcorporation, #Mayalainninalangaboriginalcorporation and #Bardijawiniidimanaboriginalcorporation ... Watch this space! http://specialpubs.austcommunitymedia.com.au/f/ripemay2020/ #CityofPerthSurfLifesavingClub #CoPSLSC #ClaremontWomensFootballClub #CWFC #CFC

23.01.2022 Lead them strong Ella

22.01.2022 Our new rock oyster research trial site at Cossack in the Pilbara region is up and running. At high tide, the equipment and oysters will not be visible from the surface so if you are in the area please look out for the yellow buoys that mark the boundary of the site. Any interaction with the equipment may result in damage to your vessel or to the oysters. Remember, it is an offence under the Fish Resources Management Act 1994 to interfere with aquaculture equipment The W...A Tropical Rock Oyster Research and Development project is led by the Department of Primary Industries and Regional Development - DPIRD and supported by the CRCNA, Maxima the Opportunity Group, Murujuga Aboriginal Corporation, the Albany multispecies shellfish hatchery and gear suppliers Hexcyl Systems, SEAPA and Zapco Aquaculture. #maxima #creatingopportunity #aquaculture #tropicalrockoysters #pilbara #westernaustralia #development #regionaldevelopment #innovation

22.01.2022 Congratulations Leah from the Hutton’s

22.01.2022 It has been a big year for us with a major expansion of the rock oyster trial in the north west, another cracking pearl harvest and our continued community investment program. None of this would have been possible without our partners across communities, Traditional Owner groups, all levels of Government, industry, and business. We are taking a quick break and our office will be closed from Friday 18 December 2020. We will reopen on Monday 4 January 2021 and are looking forw...ard to an even bigger 2021. From all the team at Maxima, we wish you a safe, healthy and happy festive season.

22.01.2022 All the best to those who are looking to be drafted.

21.01.2022 Very encouraging signs of a positive program. Well done Claremont.

21.01.2022 Share with those who are likely candidates

21.01.2022 Oysters are great for the environment as they filter the surrounding water and use the minerals to grow their shell. It’s also what makes them taste so great! Pristine locations, such as the Dampier Archipelago in the Pilbara, make the perfect spot for growing these tasty shellfish. #maxima #creatingopportunity #oysters #aquaculture #westernaustralia #pilbara #kimberley

20.01.2022 Looking for excitement on the Gold Coast? Check our apartment availability and purchase your tickets to Dreamworlds Park After Dark.

20.01.2022 From this to this! In just three months since entering the water at our Pilbara trial sites our baby oysters have shown extraordinary growth. This is a great early indication of a strong growth rate and supports the findings of the first phase of the trial. Maxima’s research assistant, Wal, is measuring and documenting the growth of the oysters every three weeks CRCNA Department of Primary Industries and Regional Development - DPIRD Murujuga Aboriginal Corporation City of K...arratha #maxima #creatingopportunity #westernaustralia #pilbara #cossack See more

19.01.2022 Recent cylcone activity on the Pilbara coast had many on high alert. Our joint venture Tropical Oyster project lay directly in the line of the approaching cyclone. Here is what was reported and we are pleased to say that all is well.....

19.01.2022 Mowanjum Festival date announced for 2019.

18.01.2022 Another major milestone achieved

17.01.2022 This is exciting news. Our founder Graeme Hutton was instrumental in the establishment of the Ellendale diamond field through Kimberley Diamond Company.

15.01.2022 Congratulations on taking your football journey to the highest level. Best wishes from all at Maxima.

14.01.2022 Congratulations to Revo Fitness and the Claremont Football Club on the signing of this deal.

14.01.2022 This is exciting news. Our founder Graeme Hutton was instrumental in the establishment of the Ellendale diamond field through Kimberley Diamond Company.

14.01.2022 Here is the Farm Weekly liftout "RIPE" magazine's Blacklip Oyster article in jpeg format

14.01.2022 Thank you to Rachel and her executive team at CWFC along with coaching and support staff, players and families for giving Maxima the opportunity to support a very professional football outfit in 2019. We look forward to continuing that support in 2020.

11.01.2022 #ICYMI - Residents of the Dampier Peninsula have been in a unique position to protect their communities from the spread of COVID-19 since tough travel rules wer...e introduced a couple of weeks ago. We spoke to a number of key residents and community leaders at the peninsula roadblock about how they're all faring under lockdown.

11.01.2022 A big shout out to Emily. We wish you much success.

09.01.2022 Interesting archaelogical research dig in the Kimberley

07.01.2022 Momentum is building in the devlopment of edible Black Lip rock oyster aquaculture in Northern Australia. http://frdc.com.au//Rock-oysters-show-their-tropical-poten

07.01.2022 Grant Boosts Regional Edible Oyster Aquaculture Projects Maxima and its trial partners in the Dampier Archipelago and Cone Bay are buoyed by the recent funding announcement for native edible oyster aquaculture projects....https://www.abc.net.au//wa-native-oyster-industry/10632898

07.01.2022 We’re excited about the teams getting back to playing competitive footy again. Maxima was quick to confirm its ongoing sponsorship of the teams uniforms.

06.01.2022 Maxima's Black Lip rock oyster trials are not the only success story along the Northern Coastline of Australia, as these exciting aquaculture developments grow .... http://frdc.com.au//Rock-oysters-show-their-tropical-poten

06.01.2022 Extraordinary Licence fee increases place pressure on producers and investment plans.

05.01.2022 Counting down the days to the start of this new competition.

05.01.2022 We are proud of all those who have participated in our journey. For a number of our employees it was the launchpad for careers in their specialist fields. The future will be bright for many more as we further diversify into aquaculture species.

04.01.2022 Maxima is right behind the girls at Claremont as finals time looms.

04.01.2022 As industry partners with the Murujuga people’s operating in the Flying Foam region, we respect the loss of life some 151 years ago in the Yaburara Massacre and celebrate the union of our joint blacklip rock oyster project and its success going forward.

03.01.2022 Go girls we are shouting loudly

03.01.2022 Go Claremont. Proud to support you again.

03.01.2022 Harvest time for the Kimberley’s pearl farmers is coming to an end. Last week also saw pearl wholesale buyers attend one of the largest Australian South Sea Pearl auctions held annually in Hong Kong.

02.01.2022 More media and edible oyster excitement

01.01.2022 Exciting results come from a recent collection of Cone Bay Black Lipped Rock Oyster - Saccostrea cucullata Type J broodstock. Broodstock were transported to DPIRD facility at Hillary's Research Centre mid November and spawned within a fortnight. It is all part of the CRC for Developing Northern Australia Rock Oyster Research Project that Maxima ... partners in. They still have a long road ahead to get back to Cone Bay they are still only one tenth of a mm long. They have to settle and continue growing until they are about 5mm long before they are sent back up there. However it is an exciting development and means the project will not be reliant on natural collection/ settlement of baby oyster spat. Maxima Pearling has over 30 years Pearling, aquaculture farming, research and development experience within Cone Bay and the Kimberley. The company also joint ventures in edible rock oyster grow out trials on the Burrup Penninsula. Go to: http://www.maximaopportunity.com.au/

01.01.2022 Congratulations to the people of Nullagine.