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Animal Welfare – Auckland City Council caught up in live export wrangle – Claims SAFE

Source: SAFE NZ It has been revealed that in 2020, Auckland Regional Parks sold a small number of cows to live animal exporters, according to a tip off received by animal rights organisation SAFE. Cows raised on well known parks like Ambury Park were exported to China. It’s understood Auckland Regional Parks exported these animals as part of a trial. The Auckland Regional Parks Management Plan is currently being reviewed. SAFE CEO Debra Ashton said the Auckland City Council should reconsider any future exports of live animals. “I imagine Auckland ratepayers would be outraged that their regional parks are being used to raise animals for live export,” said Ashton. “Especially given the response to the news that Cornwall Park is sending their cows overseas.”

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Gulf Navigation reports the audited annual results of 2020 Gulf Navigation Holding PJSC (“GULFNAV”) the Dubai Financial Market listed maritime and shipping company, announced its annual audited financial results of 2020, reporting a gross profit of 4.5 million dirhams compared to a gross loss of 5.6 million dirhams recorded in 2019. Major Highlights: • Gross Revenue reached 146 million dirhams as of 31 Dec 2020 compared to 166 million dirhams for the same period in 2019. • Total Assets stood at 862 million dirhams • Gross Profits of 4.5 million dirhams driven by the petrochemical vessel chartering business. • Net loss for the year amounted to AED 279 million compared to the net loss of 327 million dirhams in 2019.

Auckland Council has been exporting live cows from regional parks on trial basis

Auckland Council has not responded to questions from Stuff about the matter, including the details of the trial. Debra Ashton, chief executive of animal rights group SAFE, said Auckland Council should reconsider exporting live animals. “I imagine Auckland ratepayers would be outraged that their regional parks are being used to raise animals for live export,” said Ashton. “Especially given the response to the news that Cornwall Park is sending their cows overseas.” There has been backlash from the public since it emerged cows raised on Auckland’s Cornwall Park were being involved in a breeding programme. Cornwall Park withdrew its involvement following the negative public reaction.

Crew remain on board live cattle carrier berthed at Timaru port

Crew remain on board live cattle carrier berthed at Timaru port
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