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I understand that AQIS has now agreed to publish all mortality reports on its website. There are others at www.liveexportshame.com back in 2002 and they include the "Becrux"; reading that it seems safe to assume that Tasmanian sheep would have figured in those mortalities, and the other reports there are silent but the some of ships loaded in Victoria so it is quite likely there was Tasmanian involvement there too. One report, on the "Norvantes" clearly indicates that the "independent third party veterinarian" had his own cattle in the shipment and he approved the ship to sail into a cyclone.
When the Department of Primary Industries and Water here was challenged about "leaking" the impending inspection of Pitts Poultry, (named under Parliamentary privilege by the Greens animal welfare spokesman) various threats were made regarding "being able to back up such accusations or else...". Meanwhile the General Manager in DPIW who also chairs the milk regulatory authority is overseeing the mass deaths of dairy cattle on a farm in the north west.
The advertisements for animals for export were in TasCountry, and I do not think they have a link or website. But Roberts or Elders websites may have some details
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