Failed Health Minister now looking for folk to vote for her?

The problem with doing this is the nations who buy from us will find another supplier nation which does not care.  Get around that one!

Either way I am not voting Liberal.  Others may do so and enslave themselves in the process but some of us know what the current lot are, who funds them and whose bidding they do.  May the Lord protect us from the mentally challenged.

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In a few weeks, your Federal MP and state Senators will be heading back to Canberra as Parliament begins to sit again.

Live export will undoubtedly be a hot topic.

That’s why we’re making it easy to contact your MP and Senators now, to ensure they know exactly how you feel about the continued exposure of suffering in the live export trade.

Contact Your Representatives


We know it might not feel like you’re achieving much, when you’re writing yet another letter to a politician.

But’s it’s an incredibly important and valuable thing to do.

Time and again, contacting your MP and Senators has proven to be crucial to achieving change and improving animal welfare. They need to hear from you.

After all, your MP and Senators were voted in by you and your community. They are there to listen, and it’s their job to speak on behalf of you.

Let’s ensure all Australian MPs and Senators know exactly how Australians feel about ending this suffering.

Let them arrive in Canberra knowing their constituents will be watching and waiting for them to act.


https://www.rspca.org.au/campaigns/live-animal-export/take-action
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it’s been a huge day. This morning, we announced that the RSPCA would pledge $500K towards ending the suffering of Australian sheep on long-haul live export voyages, in an effort to kick-start the nation’s move away from the cruel trade.

Animals Australia also pledged $500K, for a combined total of $1 million head start on stopping live export cruelty.

But we had barely stepped away from the microphones when we heard the Australian Labor Party was making an historic announcement.

The Labor Party, through its Shadow Minister for Agriculture Joel Fitzgibbon, has committed to ending live sheep exports, and focusing instead on building a greater and more sustainable trade in Australian meat.

It’s a momentous day in animal welfare, with one of our major parties acting on the concerns of the community and making such a strong commitment.

Australians have been rightly horrified by repeated revelations of cruelty in the live export trade, and you’ve responded in unprecedented numbers.

The evidence is clear, and the pending review – if conducted properly – will reflect that existing evidence.

This announcement acknowledges that the way ahead is to chart a rational and measured course beyond the inherent cruelty of live animal exports.

Visit our website now to write to your local MP – even if you’ve already done so.

If your representative is with the Labor Party, thank them for their commitment and tell them you thoroughly support their decision.

If your representative is with another party, encourage them to support an end to live sheep exports and advocate for this position among their colleagues.

As always, thank you for your support, and for caring about animal welfare.

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