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Minister promises a change to the system saying too much clearing of habitat has already occurred Conservationists applaud Queensland’s further investment in drone surveillance on beaches

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by Humane World for Animals,

SYDNEY (January 27, 2026)—Humane World for Animals Australia is deeply saddened by the Queensland Government’s decision to kill a pack of six dingoes on K’gari over the Australia Day long weekend.   News of the government’s actions was announced in a media release from the Minister for the Environment and Tourism’s office on Sunday, following the tragic death of Canadian tourist Piper James last week.   Humane World for Animals...

Humane World for Animals Australia deploys to help animals severely impacted by bushfires and heat stress

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