Grazie Italia: Salva Canguri
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“An Australian delegation visits Rome as World Kangaroo Day approaches on 24 October and as a growing list of great Italian brands, including Diadora, Prada, Versace, Ferragamo and Gucci adopt ‘Kangaroo-free’ policies to stop the grotesque cruelty towards Australia's iconic species”.
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Italian MPs stand up against the commercial slaughter of Kangaroos.
From Rome, Kangaroos Alive report that:
“The Italian Parliament is due to consider a new bill that, if approved, will introduce a national ban on import and trade. The first signatory of the bill is the Hon. Eleonora Evi (Democratic Party); the bill was however signed by other Deputies from different political groups from left to right (Michela Vittoria Brambilla, Ilario Cavo, Noi Moderati; Susanna Cherchi, Movimento 5 Stelle; Beatriz Colombo, Fratelli d'Italia; Rita Dalla Chiesa, Forza Italia; Francesco Gallo, Misto; Simona Loizzo, Lega; Mauro Malaguti, Fratelli d'Italia; Gloria Saccani Jotti, Forza Italia)”.
The Australian delegation members were:
- Peter Hewitt - Jerrinja / Yuin;
- Ricky Buchanan – Gumbaynggirr;
(selected to represent Indigenous elders)
- Mick McIntyre, co-director of Kangaroo A Love-Hate Story and co-founder of Kangaroos Alive (KA);
- Dennis Vink from KA; and
- Mark Pearson, former member of the New South Wales Legislative Council.
Our warm thanks to LAV.
“ At school in the 1950s in the region separating Austria and Italy our minds were very much focussed on the environment in that beautiful place. I want to express my personal gratitude, Andrea extends it too, to the prominent efforts from both eminent Austrians and Italians in trying to assist Kangaroos in a very distant land. Grazie, grazie, grazie – we can’t say it enough”. Peter Hylands (Palliardi)
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