Export Control Amendment News Today

Thousands expected to gather at Muresk Institute to oppose live sheep export ban, showcasing rural unity with a peaceful protest.

Thousands expected to gather at Muresk Institute to oppose live sheep export ban, showcasing rural unity with a peaceful protest.

Thousands expected to gather at Muresk Institute to oppose live sheep export ban, showcasing rural unity with a peaceful protest.

Thousands expected to gather at Muresk Institute to oppose live sheep export ban, showcasing rural unity with a peaceful protest.

AFTER the Federal Government recently announced the banning of live sheep exports and the strong opposing response from national and Western Australian farmers and organisations, a hastily organised inquiry has been initiated, but there will be only a week to make a submission.

Thousands are expected to attend rally at House of Representatives Standing Committee for Agriculture's inquiry into the Export Control Amendment, on Friday.

Thousands are expected to attend rally at House of Representatives Standing Committee for Agriculture's inquiry into the Export Control Amendment, on Friday.

Thousands are expected to attend rally at House of Representatives Standing Committee for Agriculture's inquiry into the Export Control Amendment, on Friday.

Thousands are expected to attend rally at House of Representatives Standing Committee for Agriculture's inquiry into the Export Control Amendment, on Friday.

Minister Jarvis voices support for WA farmers in submission to inquiry into ending live sheep exports, stresses need for transition aid.