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by Humane World for Animals,

93% of Australians polled in a new YouGov national survey commissioned by Humane World for Animals Australia think that the Albanese Government should be delivering on its election promise to expand the nation’s list of species that cannot be imported as hunting trophies. At the May 2025 federal election, the...

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The 70th meeting of the International Whaling Commission this week in Hobart will see NGOs and governments from around the world gather to discuss and vote on some of the most pressing issues related to great whales, including the future of the global moratorium on commercial whaling. Humane World for...

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