21 August 2018
The suffering that sheep and cattle endure during their voyage overseas makes live animal export truly unacceptable.
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News: Live export
11 April 2018
Yesterday the Federal Agriculture Minister David Littleproud announced a review into the northern summer live sheep export trade.
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06 January 2016
The immediate fate of 7,400 sheep and 5,600 cattle still waiting on board live export ship MV Ocean Outback remains undecided.
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05 January 2016
Continuing delays for 13,000 animals on board a live export ship in Perth are a grim reminder early in 2016 that live export is inherently cruel.
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14 October 2015
World Animal Protection find it distressing to see the cruelty sheep have suffered in the Middle East on our screens again as ABC’s 7.30 aired an exposé on Live Export following the Festival of Sacrifice, once more highlighting the inherent cruelty of this industry.
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21 July 2015
World Animal Protection is fearful for the welfare of cattle destined for China. As a new live export agreement with China nears, we are concerned for the animals' welfare on the long journey and at their destinations in China.
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15 July 2015
We should not be too surprised that Indonesia has made a decision to cut imports of Australian cattle allowing only 50,000 head of cattle to be imported this September quarter, down from 250,000 in the June quarter.
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21 May 2015
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19 May 2015
Graphic footage showing the use of sledgehammers to kill Australian cattle in Vietnam has been submitted by Animals Australia to the Department of Agriculture for further investigation.
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13 March 2015
Industry admitted to atrocious animal cruelty within Australia’s Vietnamese live export market, at a Northern Beef Producers Forum last week.
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