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More desperation from the dairy industry. The dairy industry has recently funded a widely-reported study into the link between dairy consumption and heart disease. Before you read it, just check ...

Dogs, just like those you may care for in your home, are routinely trapped, poisoned and hunted in NSW. These dogs are individual, sentient beings with likes, dislikes, wants, needs ...

This article originally appeared in the May 2017 issue of The Australian Vegan Magazine (page 18). As vegans, it's easy to feel powerless in a seemingly impenetrable political system. As ...

The recent Australian Farmer Climate Survey has found that 90% of farmers are concerned about damage to the climate and want more action on climate change. Farmers are experiencing rapid ...

A new report from Harvard Law School and New York University has found that the next global pandemic could originate from the meat industry in the United States.

The amazing rise of veganism in Australia over the last few years has coincided with an equally impressive growth in vegan businesses. One example of this is the expansion of ...

As a demonstration of the amazing growth of veganism in Australia over the last few years, the biggest vegan shop in the world opened in Melbourne recently. This new branch ...

A recent article in The New Yorker Why facts don't change our minds gives a fascinating look at new discoveries about the human mind showing the limitations of reason. This ...

The following article by Vegan Australia was printed in volume 2 of the Australian Vegans Journal. How can you get your voice heard in government? One way is by contributing ...

Volume 2 of the Australian Vegans Journal is now out. Download it, share it, gift it. The journal is an independent, ethical vegan publication with articles, interviews and photography by ...

Are you getting enough fruit and veg? Australia's largest ever fruit and vegetable survey has found that 4 out of 5 Australian adults are not eating enough fruit and vegetables. ...

Thousands of square kilometres of Australian bushland are being cleared every year to grow cattle and the rate of clearing is increasing. To make it easier to understand the scale ...