Labor a Champion for Animal Cruelty
Labor’s Shadow Racing Minister, Dean Winter, is pushing the new Racing Minister to entrench cruelty in the greyhound racing industry.
Labor’s Shadow Racing Minister, Dean Winter, is pushing the new Racing Minister to entrench cruelty in the greyhound racing industry.
Once appointed by the Premier, the new Minister for Racing should release the report into Tah Bernard’s death.
Revelations Tasmania's top greyhound trainer has not held a kennel licence for a decade speaks volumes about this cruel industry and its lack of oversight.
There is a general unwillingness to openly and fairly acknowledge, and be critical of, poor culture that exists in parts of the industry.
On behalf of Greens, I’m proud to sponsor GREAT, Let the Greyhounds Run Free and Coalition for the Protection of Greyhound’s petition.
Minister, we have here some pictures of the dogs that are kept at Mr Bullock's facility.
We know that 21 staff have left the Office of Racing Integrity since 2018, including three racing directors and the regulatory vet.
Minister, we would like to understand how many dogs have died at Tasmanian tracks this year.
These gentle dogs are clearly still being treated as waste products, despite the Government's greyhound recovery rebate scheme and TasRacing's no-kill policy.
The number of swabs being proposed in the drug detection process for the coming year are fewer than the number undertaken in 2018-19.