... Stephanie Hing1*, Jordan O. Hampton2, Troy. J. Gibson3 1Royal Society for the Prevention of Cruelty to Animals (RSPCA) Western Australia, 108 Malaga Drive, Malaga WA 6000, Australia 2Ecotone Wildlife Veterinary Services, PO Box 76, Inverloch Vic 3996, Australia 3Royal Veterinary College, University...

... of the definition of ‘humane killing’ and the Prevention of Cruelty to Animals Act 1979 . Importantly, the GHFF is vulnerable under NSW and Federal legislations and the killing of reproducing females in crops contributes to its declining numbers, making Sydney Basin an ecological trap for this species...

...: Canterbury University Press. Gamekeepers for the Nation: the story of New Zealand's acclimatisation societies 1861-1990 Maclean, S.2006. Child Cruelty or Reasonable Punishment? A Case Study of the Operation of the Law and the Courts 1883-1903 New Zealand Journal of History, 40 (1): 7-24. Child...

..., Australia. The use of wildlife for research 100 107 Oogjies, G. 2005. ‘Band-aid’ code will not stop joey cruelty, only an end to the practices can do that. Pp 108-111 in Kangaroos - myths and realities, edited by M. Wilson and D. B. Croft. Australian Wildlife Protection Council, Melbourne...

...-nosed Bandicoot Perameles developed in consultation with the NSW Wildlife nasuta twins being hand-raised after their mother was Council, Royal Society for the Prevention of Cruelty killed by a domestic cat. Photos, M. Mo. to Animals NSW and Taronga Conservation Society Australia and endorsed by the NSW...

..., B and G. Marvin 1998.Zoo Culture. Illinois University Press, Illinios. Zoo Culture Mullin, M. 2002. Animals and Anthropology. Society and Animals, 10(4):387-393. Animals and Anthropology Society and Animals 10 387 393 Munro, L. 2005.Confronting Cruelty: moral orthodoxy...

... in the Sydney Morning Herald 5 April 1997 was entitled, Bat slaughter blamed on trigger- happy orchardists . It opens with the statement, A three- month undercover operation has exposed animal cruelty and abuses of licences issued to Sydney orchardists to kill fruit bats, claim conservationists. The group...

... to be temporarily seized because the owners are not available to care for them during the course of investigations. The Prevention of Cruelty to Animals Act 1979 includes powers that allow inspectors to seize animals if they have been maltreated or are required as evidence for a prosecution. Inspectors include...

... opposed to the use of aerial culling as a means with which to control feral horses. The RSPCA prosecuted the Service for cruelty to horses, focusing on the case of a mare found alive a week after the cull, despite having been hit twice by shots into the correct target zone. The court judgement in July...

.... Bringing back a few species through painful and fraught procedures that arguably have a very low chance of success in the long term, whilst at the same time continuing to carry on the widespread destruction of living systems on this planet, is both monumental folly and cruelty. In an important sense, we...

... (Townend 1985, p18). contradictory logic of protection, as Wendy Brown has She shows that patterns of cruelty and neglect such as tail argued: to be protected by the very same power whose docking, castration, mulesing (all without anaesthetic), violation one fears perpetuates the very modality...

... a permit, therefore in possible breach of the NSW National Parks and Wildlife Act. The society made a second complaint to the RSPCA and Police, that the Bathurst Council allegedly breached the Prevention of Cruelty to Animals Act when it killed all 228 kangaroos at Mt Panorama. The kangaroos were...

... being killed per kilogram of useable protein, more environmental damage and a great deal more animal cruelty. How is this possible? In terms of environmental damage, agriculture to produce wheat (for e.g. bread, pasta & noodles) and other plant foods such as rice and pulses (legumes including beans...

... cruelty is considered wrong, society can tolerate it if the benefits of the action are believed to outweigh the costs.1 Another theme at work within the poison narrative, I will argue, is a fossilisation of ideas concerning its safety and efficacy. Sociologist Serge Moscovici describes this process...

..., those hit by vehicles. On one late night in 2014, Charley picked up an injured koala off the road. She phoned the Royal Society for the Prevention of Cruelty (RSPCA) who arranged for a carer to come the next day, but sadly the koala died before she and her husband got home. This experience of getting up...

... Unnecessary rescue Weapon Wire/Fence Caught in some rope or line Bushfire or lightning strike Sick/exhausted/starving found after logging Falling out of tree; abandoned by mother Non-categorised Chimney or building Human error, overzealous Shooting of any kind/cruelty Caught in fence or wire 22 2 80 439 10 5...

... of groups. This in no way implies that the other evils should be ignored or accepted. The lived reality of genocide takes place individual by individual; and it may well be that tolerance of cruelty or destruction on a case- by-case basis is at the root of cultural contexts in which genocide is allowed...

... in the museum display that the issue of cruelty to animals in industrial agriculture needs to be addressed. 5 httpwww.tinker.nl/en/news/foodtopia-opened-in-museum- boerhaave. Last accessed 1 November 2015. The exhibition, with an Australian accent, would be a success in Australian museums. In our heated debates...

..., the scientific community and the public. In 2018, it is being reviewed through a project led by AgriFutures Australia. The review is being informed through a reference group of representatives from the Australian Veterinary Association, the Royal Society for the Prevention of Cruelty to Animals (RSPCA), industry...