The court case that could change the way your pork is produced

The court case that could change the way your pork is produced

Animal activists have launched a Supreme Court challenge alleging 85 per cent of pigs are suffering unnecessary cruelty.

  • byBianca Hall

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Cockatoos falling out of sky after ‘deliberate’ poisoning

Cockatoos falling out of sky after ‘deliberate’ poisoning

Wildlife rescuers say two mass poisoning events in Sydney are making the birds “drown in their own fluids”.

  • byFrances Howe
Did Snoop Dogg just save an Olympic sport from itself? Sort of
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Did Snoop Dogg just save an Olympic sport from itself? Sort of

Equestrian events have been engulfed in a major welfare controversy during the Olympics,but an unlikely advocate for the sport could help it turn a corner.

  • byZoya Patel
Race,class,and goldfish:how a homemade footpath aquarium divided New York

Race,class,and goldfish:how a homemade footpath aquarium divided New York

The appearance of little fish swimming around a shallow basin quickly became a neighbourhood curiosity. Then came a fish rescue operation which has sparked a roiling debate.

  • byJake Offenhartz
Ugly stoush over dogs on multimillion-dollar stretch of beach

Ugly stoush over dogs on multimillion-dollar stretch of beach

A local council is struggling to keep the peace amid a furious dispute over off-leash dogs on an idyllic NSW beach.

  • byCatherine Naylor
Italian town that used bears to promote tourism kills bear that attacked French man

Italian town that used bears to promote tourism kills bear that attacked French man

The International Organisation for Animal Protection said the bear was about 22 years old and had three cubs that would struggle to survive on their own.

  • byKeith Weir
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The drugs that make dogs’ bones shatter
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Greyhound racing

The drugs that make dogs’ bones shatter

The state government moved to head off mounting controversy over allegations of horrific animal cruelty by announcing a review into the greyhound industry.

  • byChristopher Harris andJordan Baker
Why NSW Labor will not take the same road on greyhounds as Baird

Why NSW Labor will not take the same road on greyhounds as Baird

Former premier Mike Baird stunned the industry when he banned greyhound racing. Labor watched on and will not follow his lead despite more damning revelations.

  • byAlexandra Smith
The greyhound racing industry has run its course
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Greyhound racing

The greyhound racing industry has run its course

The NSW greyhound industry was unable to reform itself when it was given a second chance eight years ago. It has now been exposed for further failing to meet community expectations of how to treat animals.

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Premier rules out shutting down greyhound racing in NSW after explosive report

Premier rules out shutting down greyhound racing in NSW after explosive report

Chris Minns says greyhound racing will continue in NSW,but has promised an investigation into allegations of systemic animal welfare issues.

  • byChristopher Harris
Robert F Kennedy denies taking a bite of dead dog

Robert F Kennedy denies taking a bite of dead dog

The presidential candidate reportedly posed with the barbecued remains of a dog in a photo taken in 2010 – the same year he had a tapeworm removed from his brain.

  • byBen Smith