Ending cruelty
Is live export making people sick?
Brutal and unhygienic slaughter of Australian cattle in Gaza makes a mockery of claims that live trade provides 'safe' protein to many importing countries.
14 April 2014
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Live export: terrifying for animals ... and people
Forcing fearful Gaza slaughterhouse workers to kill large, untamed and stressed Australian cattle is a recipe for disaster -- on both ends of the knife.
14 April 2014
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Help reduce the road toll - for animals!
Being aware of these points will help reduce the risk of animals being injured and killed on our roads.
24 January 2014
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World's first lab-grown hamburger served!
It was envisioned in Star Trek, but meat grown without harming animals may not be the realm of sci-fi much longer. With the backing of one of the world's leading innovators, the first lab-grown burger was served. So... would you…
8 August 2013
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Animal testing: how to spot it — and how to avoid it!
Many Australians are surprised to learn that lots of everyday products on our shelves are owned by companies that still allow animal testing. Find out which, so you can make a kinder choice!
14 March 2013
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Horse meat scandal highlights hidden industry closer to home
Many Australians are shocked at the idea of eating horses. But the UK horse meat scandal has shone a spotlight on a little-known domestic industry that claims the lives of thousands of Australian horses each year...
13 October 2023
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Wildlife caring: The good, the bad and the cuddly.
Snuggles, bottles, feathers, scales and fur.... Enjoy this sneak peek into the work of a wildlife carer -- and find out how to become one yourself.
4 December 2012
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Australian exported dairy cows and calves starve and die
Brave whistleblowers exposed the horrific neglect of dairy cattle and sheep exported to Qatar, but no one has been held accountable -- the tragic consequences of a system that completely overlooks 'breeding' animals.
18 September 2012
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People power saves QLD turtles and dugongs
Thanks to thousands of Animals Australia supporters and caring Australians, the QLD government has made a landmark decision to protect turtles and dugongs under animal cruelty laws. Thank you for helping achieve this important victory!
20 June 2012
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Eggs, demystified.
How much do you really know about how eggs are produced in Australia? We've demystified egg production systems – from cage to free range and beyond – so you can make a truly informed choice.
28 March 2012
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Battery cages banned in Europe
On the first of January this year a ban on the barren battery cage took effect across the whole European Union in what has been heralded as the greatest animal welfare advancement in our history.
27 March 2012
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'Hoax' claims shut down
Desperate attempts to discredit evidence of animal cruelty endemic in the live export trade were shut down during the Senate Inquiry into the welfare of animals in the live trade.
11 August 2011
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Live Export Death Files
Millions of cattle, sheep and other animals have suffered and died during export from Australia to overseas countries for slaughter -- before they reach their destination. We provide the official statistics of 'mortality' during the sea voyages.
20 June 2011
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Fish have feelings too!
The Recreational Fishing Code finally acknowledges that fish can feel pain and suffering!
6 June 2011
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Ending cruelty
A Bloody Business': routine, widespread and industry-facilitated cruelty to cattle exposed
Animals Australia's first investigation in Indonesia - as shown on Four Corners - exposed the routine, widespread and brutal treatment of Australian cattle. The level of industry knowledge and complicity revealed a damning picture of the live export trade and…
30 May 2011
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EU ban on cruel kangaroo products not in sight yet
The petition calling for an import ban on kangaroo products into the EU is, sadly, not being progressed. With your support, the campaign to protect our national icon continues.
16 March 2011
