Koala removal stumps wildlife park owner
The owner of the Waterways Wildlife Park, on the Oxley Highway near Gunnedah, says she does not know why the RSPCA has removed her entire population of koalas.
View ArticleAnimal welfare officers probe Gunnedah park
Animal welfare inspectors have been sent to the Waterways Wildlife Park in Gunnedah, after last week's seizure of eight koalas by the RSPCA.
View ArticleKoala removal sparks outcry
About 300 people turned out to protest against the RSPCA's removal of eight koalas from a Gunnedah wildlife park in the north-western New South Wales town last night.
View ArticleKoala chief focuses on habitat issues
The CEO of the Koala Foundation of Australia will hold talks this week with BHP-Billiton, the Caroona Coal Action Group and Gunnedah Shire Council.
View ArticleLawyer demands return of seized koalas
Law firm Slater & Gordon has weighed in to represent the owner of the Waterways Wildlife Park in Gunnedah, in north-west New South Wales, after the RSPCA seized eight koalas from the premises two...
View ArticleState Government weighs into the Koala debate
The State Government is backing a decision to remove Koala's from a Gunnedah Wildlife Park.
View ArticleWhan supports RSPCA's koala seizure
The New South Wales Minister for Primary Industries, Steve Whan, has given his full backing to the RSPCA's actions in seizing eight koalas from a wildlife park in the state's north-west.
View ArticleRSPCA gives wildlife park koala deadline
The owners of the Waterways Wildlife Park in Gunnedah, in north-west New South Wales, have been given until Friday to show they have not breached the Prevention of Cruelty to Animals Act.
View ArticleWildlife park gets business plan funds
The New South Wales Government has announced a one-off payment to Gunnedah's Waterways Wildlife Park, where eight koalas were removed by the RSPCA earlier this month.
View ArticleSeized wildlife park koala dies
One of the eight koalas removed by the RSPCA from Gunnedah's Waterways Wildlife Park is dead.
View ArticlePark urges koalas removal probe
The Waterways Wildlife Park is backing calls for an investigation into the removal of eight koalas by the RSPCA.
View ArticleSeized koalas set to return
The owner of the Waterways Wildlife Park in Gunnedah says koalas seized from the park in early February by the RSPCA are to be returned.
View ArticleRSPCA backs push for koala removal inquiry
The RSPCA says an Upper House inquiry would give it the opportunity to tell its side of the story about the removal of eight koalas from Gunnedah's Waterways Wildlife Park in north-west New South Wales.
View ArticleFormer deputy PM demands koala raid inquiry
Former deputy prime minister John Anderson is calling for a federal inquiry into the RSPCA's seizure of koalas from a zoo in north-west NSW in February.
View ArticlePark not getting all koalas back
The lawyer representing the owners of the Waterways Wildlife Park says his clients have been let down again by the RSPCA.
View ArticleSeized koalas back at wildlife park
Five koalas have been returned to the Waterways Wildlife Park in Gunnedah.
View ArticleKoalas returned to carer
Former Deputy Prime Minister John Anderson is calling for an inquiry into why the RSPCA seized koalas
View ArticleRSPCA backs koala removal inquiry
The Duty MLC for Tamworth, Trevor Khan, says he has just received a letter from the RSPCA confirming it will support an inquiry into the organisation's seizure of koalas from Gunnedah's Waterways...
View ArticleParliament to vote on koala removal inquiry
Calls for an inquiry into the seizure of koalas from Gunnedah's Waterways Wildlife Park by the RSPCA will be reactivated when Parliament resumes today.
View ArticleNSW Govt supports inquiry into seized koalas
The New South Wales Government has finally backed an inquiry into the seizure of koalas from Gunnedah's Waterways Wildlife Park.
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