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300 animals - including some that are extinct in the wild - were sold to a Northern Territory hunting safari. File photo / Kenny Rodger
DARWIN - Exotic and endangered animals from an abandoned wildlife sanctuary were sold to a hunting safari in the Northern Territory, it has been revealed. Some 300 animals, including herds of critically endangered African scimitar horned oryx and addax, were sent to Mary River Australian Safaris… More
10:44AM Friday November 20, 2009
Researchers have made a remarkable find of fossils belonging to three newly discovered types of crocodiles, including… More
7:42PM Wednesday November 18, 2009
Prime Minister John Key today made a bid to turn around the Federated Farmers lobby group over farmers' accountability… More
4:00AM Thursday November 19, 2009
Prime Minister John Key warned farmers yesterday that they rejected a response to climate change at their peril… More
The author of a new book about legendary racehorse Phar Lap believes he died in agony but was not poisoned. Graeme… More
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