Cruelty Can’t Continue, Howlett Must Ban Whip
In Parliament, Racing Minister Jane Howlett refused to agree a ban on whips in horse racing is necessary, and in line with growing public concern.
In Parliament, Racing Minister Jane Howlett refused to agree a ban on whips in horse racing is necessary, and in line with growing public concern.
The tide is turning. Every year more people are understanding the systemic cruelty inflicted on animals as part of the horse and greyhound racing industries.
The TT-Line’s casual attitude towards animals transported in its vessels across Bass Strait is in the spotlight.
A growing number of Australians are saying ‘Nup to the Cup’ this Melbourne Cup Day. The Greens are proud to stand with them.
The rules governing the greyhound industry are not protecting animals and are allowing trainers to side-step consequences for breaches.
The Greens are glad to hear the government have placed a deliberate focus on the welfare of greyhounds and horses not currently racing because of COVID-19.
The decision to restrict the movements of Tasmanians is full of challenges but it’s required to save lives.
Racing Minister, Jane Howlett’s defence of the government's record on animal welfare is pathetic.
The announcement that Australia has scored a 'D' in the Animal Protection Index will dismay every Tasmanian who cares about the welfare of animals.
Gun shots will echo across Tasmania’s inland waterways this weekend, as native ducks are brutally blasted out of the skies in the name of ‘sport’.