Greyhound Muzzling Changes Welcome
As a result of community pressure on amendments to the Dog Control Act Tasmania's greyhounds are now on the pathway to becoming muzzle free.
As a result of community pressure on amendments to the Dog Control Act Tasmania's greyhounds are now on the pathway to becoming muzzle free.
The footage taken in a Tasmanian abattoir, brought to light by animal activists today, is shocking.
Hundreds rallied on Parliament Lawns today to call for an end to greyhound racing in Tasmania.
Like his Tasmanian colleague, Premier Hodgman, Mike Baird has caved in to a cruel industry to allow the continued abuse of animals for profit.
Labor and the Liberal parties today refused to acknowledge the importance of amending the Animal Welfare Act 1993 to recognise mental distress and suffering.
Incidents of animal cruelty and neglect continue to shock the Tasmanian community. We need strong animal welfare standards and laws in place to deal with them.
People who care about the welfare of animals will be upset not to see a ban on greyhound racing among the recommendations.
The greyhound racing industry has lost its social licence. Both Labor and the Liberal parties are on the wrong side of history.
In the wake of the New South Wales Premier, Mike Baird, passing legislation to ban greyhound racing, Andrea Dawkins asks the Premier if he will do the same.
The Premier's response in Question Time today to the 1,608 greyhounds who have been killed over the past three years was heartless.