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Brutality to pigs outweighs whales’ suffering“Brutality to pigs outweighs whales’ suffering”

Peter Singer compares Japanese whaling to factory farming. Find out more...


 

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Recipe for climate change Recipe for climate change

Gowri Koneswaran, Director of Animal Agriculture impacts for the HSUS, explains how every bite we take is an opportunity to help the environment.


Turn a light on, go meat-free Turn a light on, go meat-free

On the 29th March Australia will turn off its lights to save energy and protect the health of the planet. Jenny Moxham explains how simple it would be for Australians to do much more for the planet, whilst protecting their own health.


World says ‘No bloody thanks!’ to Australian World says ‘No bloody thanks!’ to Australian

Nigel Carney discusses the state of Australian animal agriculture in the wake of alleged bribery by the wool industry, and with consideration for larger environmental issues.


Rack of lamb: delicious but very cruel Rack of lamb: delicious but very cruel

James Rose compares whaling to the mass slaughter of Australian animals


Cruelty a black spot in our psyche Cruelty a black spot in our psyche

Mirko Bagaric comments on Japanese whaling and the treatment of animals on our own soil


Those most at risk need a show of compassion Those most at risk need a show of compassion

In our democracy not everyone who has an interest in the way we are governed has a vote in elections. Those who miss out are children and animals...


Pity the Poor Animals Pity the Poor Animals

Mirko Bagaric comments on the practice of slaughtering animals by cutting their throats without stunning.


Even battery hens get the blues Even battery hens get the blues

Mirko Bagaric discusses the ethical issues involved with the way we treat animals.


A Very Inconvenient Truth A Very Inconvenient Truth

Captain Paul Watson of Sea Shepherd discusses vegetarianism in line with promoting conservation and argues that "you can't practise solid and constructive conservation work without promoting veganism and/or vegetarianism as something that promotes the conservation of resources".


The fox is in charge of the chickens The fox is in charge of the chickens

Welfare laws for farm animals are hamstrung by a conflict of interest. Graeme McEwen, who chairs the Barristers Animal Welfare Panel, discusses how farm animals have been excluded from the protection of animal welfare laws.


Much more than the economy at stake Much more than the economy at stake

Live animal exports to the Middle East demean the human condition. By Mirko Bagaric and Lyn White.


This little piggy had his teeth clipped This little piggy had his teeth clipped

The last time you ate bacon, how much thought did you give to the pig of whose by-products you partook? As a Christian, do you need to rethink your pork purchases? Jane Still investigates.


Do Elephants Cry? Do Elephants Cry?

The science is conclusive: animals are emotional beings.


Our treatment of animals is a moral failure Our treatment of animals is a moral failure

We're all pretty good at finding ways to ignore the desperate shrieks from behind the farm fence.


Promoting Animal Rights by Promoting Reform Promoting Animal Rights by Promoting Reform

The Longest Journey Begins With a Single Step: Promoting Animal Rights by Promoting Reform By Peter Singer and Bruce Friedrich



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