Vegan news

Thanks to our trailblazing friends at the Vegan Society of Aotearoa New Zealand (VSANZ), September 3 has become known as World Vegan Pie Day. This year, the VSANZ has kindly ...

Threatened by the growth of plant-based alternative meat products, the animal agriculture industry has forced yet another inquiry into vegan food labelling. In its submission to the senate inquiry, Vegan ...

Vegan Australia partner charity Vegan Easy has created an entertaining new video series (featured below). These are great resources to share with new vegans and plant-curious friends and family. The ...

Vegan Australia campaigns for the rights of all animals to be respected. We usually do this by promoting veganism and by highlighting in particular the suffering of farmed animals who ...

World Vegan Burger Day is Friday 28 May. Show the world that vegan burgers are not only delicious and versatile but also better for animals and the environment. It's easy to ...

Vegan Australia recently made a submission to the Australian Department of Health on its Draft National Preventive Health Strategy. The submission (below) was made in response to this consultation survey. ...

Today is Earth Day and there's never been a more crucial time to take action for the future of our planet. In the face of the devastating consequences of climate ...

Vegan Australia is excited to announce our new partnership with Vegan Easy and the 30 Day Vegan Easy Challenge! Vegan Easy is Australia's longest running 30-day vegan challenge and was ...

The Australian Dietary Guidelines, the standard that is used to guide the nation to healthy eating, is up for review and they want to know what you think should be ...

The European animal agriculture industry is in a panic about the rising popularity of vegan foods. In a bid to counter the increase they have already convinced the European government ...

A Beyond Zero Emissions report has found that animal agriculture contributes about half of Australia's greenhouse gases when taken over a 20 year time scale. The report looks at ways ...

New research shows that 37% of Australians are actively reducing their meat consumption, while 10% are dedicated vegan or vegetarian. The research proves there is a significant group of Australians ...