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Help save Spike and Spot from life in a circus

Help save Spike and Spot from life in a circus

URGENT: Lion cubs Spike and Spot are at risk of being sold to a travelling circus. Please act now and urge Darling Downs Zoo not to condemn these animals to a caged life on the road. Read More...

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Urge Japan to End Whaling

Urge Japan to End Whaling

Despite Sea Shepherd's success in cutting Japan's whaling season short in 2011, the whalers are heading south again for another killing season. Please sign the petition to urge Japan to enact a complete end to whaling -- now! Read More...

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An evening with Lyn White

An evening with Lyn White

You are invited to a very special event! Animals Australia's Lyn White - state finalist for Australian of the Year, and voted ABC NewsRadio's NewsMaker of the Year - will be travelling across the country for an inspiring speaking tour. Read More...

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Past Features
Lyn White named 'NewsMaker of the Year' Lyn White named 'NewsMaker of the Year' ABC NewsRadio has named Lyn White, Animals Australia Campaign Director and Investigator, 'NewsMaker of the Year' for her groundbreaking investigative work exposing cruelty to animals in 2011.
Planning for animals in an emergency Planning for animals in an emergency Emergencies can occur quickly and without warning. Being prepared can mean the difference between life or death -- particularly for companion animals, who are wholly dependent on their carers for their safety.
Indonesian live export to decline; cruelty to continue Indonesian live export to decline; cruelty to continue News reports that the Indonesian Government has committed to banning all live cattle imports from Australia within a few years points to the volatility of the live export trade - but it signals little reprieve for animals.
Wool factory farm to close down Wool factory farm to close down After a long campaign and several investigations, a major wool factory farm in Victoria has announced plans to cease business as a producer of ultra-fine wool, stating 'ultra-fine wool isn't viable anymore'.
Rescued! Turkeys celebrate freedom from factory farm Rescued! Turkeys celebrate freedom from factory farm Watch the remarkable first moments as eight turkeys rescued from an Australian factory farm experience the sun on their backs and grass beneath their feet for the very first time.
Watch our 2011 Year in Review Video Watch our 2011 Year in Review Video 2011 draws to a close with the animal welfare landscape in Australia forever changed. Re-live the milestones we have achieved together on behalf of animals in need this year.
Save greyhounds from cruel export Save greyhounds from cruel export Every year Australia's greyhound industry 'discards' thousands of dogs who are not fast enough on the tracks. Help protect these dogs from one of the worst fates that may await them: export.
Demand CCTV in all slaughterhouses Demand CCTV in all slaughterhouses The closure of a Victorian slaughterhouse after Animals Australia provided evidence of extreme cruelty has highlighted the failure of regulations and auditing in Australian abattoirs, and the risks animals face when nobody is watching.
Aussie abattoir shut down for cruelty Aussie abattoir shut down for cruelty Shocking video of pigs being stabbed in the face with stunning equipment and being beaten with a sledgehammer have exposed holes in auditing processes and forced the closure of one VIC abattoir.
Four Corners win Golden Walkley for live export story Four Corners win Golden Walkley for live export story When Four Corners exposed Animals Australia's Indonesian investigation, it shocked the nation into action. This hard-hitting story has now been awarded Australian journalism's highest honour.
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