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25.01.2022 Another animal law learning opportunity - virtually in 2022. This will be worth navigating the time difference.

21.01.2022 Duck shooting must end.

20.01.2022 Bad News For Victorian Ducks Victoria’s Game Management Authority today announced changes to the previously announced 2021 duck season arrangements. Changes regrettably includes increasing the bag limit from two to five game ducks per day and removing the geographic restriction on hunting teal species. Other details for the 2021 season remain the same, including the reduced duration.

19.01.2022 GMA's latest announcement again appears political rather than scientific. It's a nail in the coffin for rural communities and our native birdlife. Isn't it time... MP's listened to science and their constituents - which is their job - instead of pandering to a minority group of bird shooters? Victorians deserve better. See our response on our website blog (click or copy and paste this link: https://www.regionalvictoriansotds.com/post-1/shooters-state) See more

18.01.2022 Well, this is interesting ...

16.01.2022 Virtual animal law symposium. It is very early morning Australian time.

13.01.2022 Victorian Parliamentary Taskforce on improving pounds and shelters to reduce killing launched yesterday.

13.01.2022 Andy Meddick in response to the increased kill numbers for the duck killing season.

12.01.2022 Andy Meddick’s recent post.

12.01.2022 From Voiceless - 6 wins for animals in 2020.

10.01.2022 Breaking news out of NZ - government review into greyhound racing announced.

07.01.2022 Movie suggestion

05.01.2022 We do not deserve dogs

03.01.2022 Free to watch until the end of the weekend.

03.01.2022 Live export to be banned in New Zealand

02.01.2022 Only a few months ago concerns for the low numbers of Chestnut Teal caused GMA to take them off the kill list alongside Grey Teal because of their resemblance. ...Now they have removed restriction on shooting Grey Teal without knowing the numbers for Chestnut Teal. "Due to the risk that female Chestnut Teal could be misidentified as Grey Teal, we combined the two teal species for further analysis" (GMA 14/4/21). Evidenced-based decision?Picture chestnut teal by Eleanor Dilley. See more

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