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Animal cruelty investigator dogged by tight leash on funds in NSW
Thousands of animals could remain living in inhumane conditions as a major cruelty investigator faces a massive staff and funding shortfall. NSW Premier Chris Minns explains why his budget has nearly halved RSPCA funding. Donate: rspca.org.au/support-us/donate Vision courtesy: AAP
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Thousands of animals could remain living in inhumane conditions as a major cruelty investigator faces a massive staff and funding shortfall. NSW Premier Chris Minns explains why his budget has nearly halved RSPCA funding. Donate: rspca.org.au/support-us/donate Vision courtesy: AAP
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Animal cruelty investigator dogged by tight leash on funds in NSW

Thousands of animals could remain living in inhumane conditions as a major cruelty investigator faces a massive staff and funding shortfall. NSW Premier Chris Minns explains why his budget has nearly halved RSPCA funding. Donate: rspca.org.au/support-us/donate Vision courtesy: AAP
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