Mandatory reporting push for greyhound industry loses support

A political push to mandate reporting requirements for the state’s greyhound industry appears to be losing support, as the sector insists improved self-regulation has rendered legislation unnecessary.

Greyhound industry races to head off mandatory reporting laws

South Australia’s greyhound racing industry has committed to improve its public reporting on deaths and injuries, in a bid to head off proposed legislation requiring it to do so.

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Greyhound Racing SA 'underpaid employees' before receiving taxpayer jobs grant: claim

Several current and former Greyhound Racing SA employees say the organisation significantly underpaid them – despite receiving hundreds of thousands of taxpayer dollars last year to “protect local jobs”.

Greyhound industry needs independent regulator, dog tracking: RSPCA

The RSPCA is calling for a “birth-to-death tracking system” for all greyhounds born in South Australia and an independent regulator to ensure integrity in the controversial industry.

Racing industry wins, dogs lose

The NSW Government’s about-face on its greyhound racing ban is a big victory for the industry, but a terrible outcome for animal welfare, argues Clive Phillips.

We don't trust greyhound death figures: RSPCA

Greyhound Racing SA has bowed to pressure by revealing nearly 500 healthy dogs were killed in South Australia over the past year, but the RSPCA says it doesn’t trust the figures and wants parliament to press ahead with an inquiry into the industry.

Richardson: Turning trash into treasure, but at what expense?

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