"The Victorian Government has lifted a ban for harvesting kangaroo for human consumption.

Animal welfare groups say Australians shouldn't be eating native wildlife, but game processors and harvesters welcome the changes.

Author Bruce Pascoe says it’s “illogical for [Australians] not to eat a kangaroo but will eat a cow."

So will kangaroo meat ever become the main protein on our dinner plates?"
http://www.abc.net.au/radio/melbourne/programs/theconversationhour/the-conversation-hour/13096954

I'm with Bruce Pascoe on this.

Is Mise,

What about dogs and cats?

Especially given that Australia is now an Asian nation-state.

Is it legal to eat dogs and cats in Australia?

And don't forget about bats! Yummy . . . . . . a big bowl of Wuhan Bat Soup . . . . . . . it's the sort of stuff dreams are made out of.

Opie,

You been eatin' the bat soup again?

Kangaroos are too charismatic for me to eat, but I fully support the right of others to do so.

Who are these alleged "animal welfare groups" that don't?

Kangaroos are not only pests - with some attacking humans - they are dry and tasteless to eat, along with all low cholesterol tucker.

The proof is in the pudding . . . . . . or dog soup in this instance:

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=I2taXU08ZfY

Lap it up . . . . . . . . . woof! woof!