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Animal protection organisations agree a national strategy to address controversial live lamb cutting (mulesing) is urgently needed

Animal protection organisations agree a national strategy to address controversial live lamb cutting (mulesing) is urgently needed

by Georgie Dolphin,

Last week the Australian Council of Wool Exporters and Processors (ACWEP), the National Council of Wool Selling Brokers of Australia (NCWSBA), and WoolProducers Australia (WPA) united to call for a national coordinated strategy to address live lamb cutting (mulesing). The Australian Alliance for Animals, FOUR PAWS Australia and Humane World...

NSW Government’s scrapping of shark net removal trial “does not make sense for public safety or wildlife”

NSW Government’s scrapping of shark net removal trial “does not make sense for public safety or wildlife”

by Humane World for Animals,

Humane World for Animals Australia has stated that the NSW Government’s scrapping of their proposed shark net removal trial from three Sydney beaches this summer “does not make sense for public safety or wildlife”.  On Tuesday, 10 September New South Wales Minister for Agriculture Tara Moriarty confirmed that the NSW...

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