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Release Date    2012.11.07
Air Date        2012.11.05
Genre           Documentary / Investigative

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Another Bloody Business

By Sarah Ferguson and Deb Masters

Four Corners' 2011 expose of the brutal mistreatment of Australian
cattle in Indonesia shocked many and had far reaching consequences
for the live export trade. Tough new regulations were introduced to
protect the welfare of Australian animals shipped overseas for
slaughter.

But weeks ago news emerged from Pakistan of a brutal cull of 20,000
Australian sheep, ordered by the local authorities in Karachi. Sheep
exporter Wellard told the Federal Government they lost control when
police with semi-automatic weapons forced their employees away from
the compound where the sheep were being held.

How did a major exporter lose control of a shipment of sheep in
Pakistan, originally intended for Bahrain? Why was the Australian
Government rebuffed by Pakistan when they tried to stop the cull?
What does this gruesome episode say about the future of the live
export trade?

Local authorities said the cull was carried out humanely. Pictures
taken at the scene tell another story. This is a story the industry
doesn't want told - you be the judge.

http://www.abc.net.au/4corners/stories/2012/11/02/3623727.htm

Another Sarah Ferguson 4C, another live animal export suspension,
another investigation, another Walkley? LOL

Subs included.

This is the FINAL Four Corners for 2012, thank you and goodbye.

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