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Animal Welfare – New Zealand makes history by becoming the first country to ban live export by sea

Animal Welfare – New Zealand makes history by becoming the first country to ban live export by sea
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Yeah, Nah: Should zoo staff feed a tiger a horse s head in public viewing?

Yeah, Nah: Should zoo staff feed a tiger a horse s head in public viewing?
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Families stunned to see tiger chomping away on horse head at Auckland Zoo

Families stunned to see tiger chomping away on horse head at Auckland Zoo
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Online retailers are selling illegal glue traps into Aotearoa | infonews co nz New Zealand News

SAFE is alarmed that glue traps to catch rodents are making their way into Aotearoa despite being illegal.

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Online Retailers Are Selling Illegal Glue Traps Into Aotearoa

SAFE is alarmed that glue traps to catch rodents are making their way into Aotearoa despite being illegal. This week, Kogan.com, which operates online marketplaces including Dick Smith and Matt Blatt, pulled illegal glue traps from its websites after being .

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