Greyhounds left at Tarpeena kennels
Eight greyhounds left at a property near Mount Gambier after their owner was evicted.
Greyhound protection group calls for federal inquiry into racing after off-track deaths
Coalition for the Protection of Greyhounds research finds many greyhounds are euthanased away from the track after being seriously injured while racing.
One in five dogs has been attacked by another, as owners share stories of roaming packs, illegal breeding
Fresh off the state's first pet census, Victorians share their stories of dog attacks, roaming packs on the street, and court appearances.
RSPCA calls for tougher puppy farm laws in South Australia
RSPCA South Australia has released vision of more than 100 animals it says were “living in squalor” at a property in the state’s Mid North. The organisation says three animals had to be euthanised.
RSPCA appeals for tougher laws after animals were found in 'horrific' conditions
Two women have been convicted of animal welfare offences after more than 100 animals were found "living in squalor" at a property in South Australia's Mid North. The RSPCA has appealed for the government to strengthen animal welfare laws.
One dog dead, three others recovering, after suspected poisoning on Harvey farm
When Mia Davis and her partner took their dog Barra to the vet they didn't realise the 7-year-old staffy had been poisoned and wouldn't make the trip home.
Lifetime ban for breeder after greyhounds found bashed and buried
The industry's integrity commissioner described the death of the animals as "cruel and brutal". NSW breeder and trainer Trevor Rice says he will appeal the decision.
After five weeks stuck at sea, thousands of livestock are set to land in WA
After more than a month at sea, thousands of cattle and sheep on board the MV Bahijah are set to be allowed on land in WA this week. Here's how the journey unfolded.
Livestock stranded on MV Bahijah denied re-export to Israel
The exporter plans to move the animals onto land for 10 days rest before attempting to ship them off to the Middle East again.
Disgraced zoologist's sentencing delayed
Adam Britton has pleaded guilty to 60 offences, including bestiality, possessing child abuse material, and animal cruelty charges.
Australia's biggest harness racing trainer appealing ban in wake of explosive report
The Tasmanian harness trainer at the centre of race fixing, team driving and animal welfare breaches in the industry launches an appeal against his "warning off" from racetracks.
Live chicken allegedly thrown to alligators in incident likened to 'David Attenborough documentary'
A man has pleaded not guilty to allegedly removing a live silky bantam chicken, called Betty White, from a wildlife park enclosure and throwing it into a nearby alligator enclosure.
Hunters call for end to deer eradication program hoping to be able to continue their sport
The South Australian government wants to get rid of the state's feral deer population by 2032 but hunters say the way they are doing it is cruel, unfair to landholders, and polluting the environment.
Calls for agriculture minister to resign over returned sheep ship, as department blames exporter for delay
The Australian government says the exporter responsible for a shipment of more than 15,000 Australian sheep and cattle that have been stranded off the WA coast delayed its application to re-export the animals.
Review finds horse racing stable participated in race fixing, animal abuse
The review presages the dismantling of the Office of Racing Integrity, which was implicated in the Murrihy report.
'Dark day for Tasmania's harness racing': Long-awaited report makes findings of race fixing, animal abuse
A 10-month investigation into Tasmania's harness racing industry has found individuals within the industry engaged in team driving, race fixing and animal abuse.
As heatwave grips Perth, plan hatched to remove some livestock from stranded ship and re-export the rest
Some of the animals on board the controversy-plagued live export ship MV Bahijah will be offloaded in Western Australia and the rest sent back to the Middle East, under a plan put forward by the export company.
Welfare concerns for thousands of sheep stuck at sea for 24 days
The livestock remain grounded on a ship which was ordered to return from its Middle East voyage due to safety reasons.
From clipped wings to bullet wounds and illegal pet-keeping, rescuers reveal record animal harm
Wildlife rescuers are concerned by a rise in cruelty cases involving native species, as more extreme weather events and higher numbers of cars on the road paint a dire picture for animal welfare in years to come.
Vegan Man from Snowy River rewrite gets hostile reception from Banjo Paterson fans
An "art-ivist" author who has rewritten Banjo Paterson’s The Man from Snowy River to remove animal cruelty says he will not be discouraged by "hostile" feedback.
Turtle rescued with rusty nail in shell thought to have been embedded with nail gun
From human-inflicted cruelty to dramatic crane rescues, this turtle rehabilitation centre has seen it all. With hatching season getting underway, rescuers are urging everyone to be on the lookout.
Australian of the Year nominee divested abattoir shares to husband after 'animal welfare issues'
An Australian of the Year finalist divested shares in an abattoir owned by herself and her husband in the wake of "animal welfare issues".
Hidden camera footage from inside The Local Meat Co abattoir
Footage captured by the Farm Transparency Project from inside The Local Meat Co abattoir in north-west Tasmania.
Australian of the Year finalist denounces 'crazy vegans' after divesting abattoir co-ownership to husband
An Australian of the Year finalist divested shares in an abattoir owned by herself and her husband in the wake of "animal welfare issues".
Injured and dying animals allegedly found in abandoned property in 'disgusting condition'
Police have allegedly discovered hundreds of animals at a disused property run by a volunteer animal rescue group.