Humane Society International Australia, along with FOUR PAWS and the Australian Alliance for Animals, released The Broken Promise report in 2024 to bring to light the twenty-year failure of Australia’s wool industry leaders on the issue of live lamb cutting (mulesing).

 

Senate’s consideration of Nature Positive laws shows way forward for stronger protections for nature Live Lamb Cutting (mulesing) - A Q&A with Georgie Dolphin, Animal Welfare Campaigner

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