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DEPARTMENT FAILURE Today, 6th October 2025, we lodged a second formal complaint against a property East of Bendigo. Local residents have been reporting concerns for two years. We have an email chain dating back to June calling for urgent intervention — yet nothing has changed. By the time locals raised the alarm, animals were already deceased. Those still alive are in appalling condition: Some are carrying years worth of wool, dragging on the ground. Many are wool blind, co

Australia’s sheep industry is one of the largest in the world, supplying wool and meat to global markets. Yet behind this economic powerhouse lies a troubling reality: legal cruelty embedded into welfare frameworks and the political acceptance of those failing systems. This cruelty is not just a matter of poor animal welfare practices but sanctioned and overlooked by existing laws and regulations at the highest levels of governance. Understanding this issue is crucial for any

Big Desert is Victoria’s first protected park — but you wouldn’t know it. On arrival, it’s obvious: the park is being strangled by farming. The rusted netting fences wrapping the district show foxes have long been a problem. Yet, contrary to recent media spin, sheep exploiters weren’t losing stock before Dingo protections came in early last year. Their claims are lies — and we see them festering from the other side of the state. Now, local farmers want Dingoes condemned to de