Overview
There are no known or significant wild horse populations in Tasmania
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The Talbot knackery case – A Statement from the ABA
The illegal knackery operated by Adrian Talbot, now before the Wagga Wagga court, is being shared online as though it is representative of the rehoming of brumbies. It is not. We want the facts on the record.
ABA Supports new brumby management initiative
The Australian Brumby Management Organisation aims to bring a broad group of interests together to improve wild horse managment.
ABA appalled at NSW decision to introduce aerial shooting
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