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Hon Lynn MacLaren asked in parliament what the acceptable stocking density is to describe free range and questioned the research that has been done to ensure that consumers understand the term “free range.” Ms MacLaren also wanted to know how the govern 
Hon Lynn Maclaren MLC joined scores of volunteers across WA in the Great Cocky Count on Sunday 15 April. The Great Cocky Count is a process where volunteers go to registered night-time roosting sites and count all the white-tailed cockatoos flying into roost in those trees. Ms Maclaren scanned the skies at sunset in Kensington near the Kent Street High School oval on the corner of Kennard and Rathay Streets. 
Campaigners who locked themselves to a gate and ship today at Fremantle Port are to be congratulated for highlighting cruelty concerns associated with the live export of Australian sheep and cattle, says Greens Senator and animal welfare spokesperson Lee Rhiannon.
The Minister for Agriculture confirmed today that eggs from farms with stocking densities exceeding 1500 per hectare are currently marketed in Western Australia as “free range.”
Watch this intimate encounter with our beautiful Carnaby’s Cockatoos.
Greens Spokesperson for Animals, Lynn MacLaren MLC today called on the State Minister for Agriculture to immediately restore the capacity of abattoirs in the north as the call to end live exports is repeated around Australia.Yellowcake Country
WANFA Art Exhibition and auction from the 15th to the 31st of August 2015 at the Moore Gallery in Fremantle. All proceeds will go to WANFA to assist in travel to WA communities affected by uranium exploration and to assist in travel to the annual Australia Nuclear Free Alliance meeting. Details
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