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New Zealand bans greyhound racing
Greyhound racing is increasingly rare worldwide. New Zealand now plans to outlaw the practice
Commercial greyhound racing continues in the United States, Australia, the U.K. and Ireland, with only two tracks remaining in the U.S. after many states stopped.
New Zealand to Outlaw Greyhound Racing Due to High Injury and Death Rates 'in the Best Interest of the Animals'
Currently, the practice is only legal in New Zealand, Australia, Ireland, the United Kingdom and the United States. The ban comes after record injury and nearly 300 deaths in recent years.
New Zealand plans to ban greyhound racing, citing high injury rates
The New Zealand government on Tuesday proposed to ban greyhound racing from 2026, saying the percentage of dogs injured in races remained significantly high.
New Zealand to ban greyhound racing over animal welfare concerns
The New Zealand government said Tuesday that it would ban greyhound racing starting in 2026, citing concerns over the rate of injuries and fatalities among racing dogs.
New Zealand just banned greyhound racing. In Victoria, the number of deaths is up
The Victorian greyhound industry pours $24 million a year into integrity and welfare programs. Is it doing enough?
New Zealand to ban greyhound racing
However Greyhound Racing New Zealand, an industry association comprising greyhound racing clubs across the country, said it is "devastated" by the govenrment's proposal. "The grey
New Zealand ends greyhound racing to protect animal welfare
Time for changes in the approach to dog sports. New Zealand announces a complete ban on greyhound racing. Politicians have noted a concerning rise in animal injuries from participating in these competitions.
New Zealand moves to ban greyhound racing by 2026 over welfare concerns
New Zealand is proposing to ban greyhound racing by 2026 amid persistent concerns over high injury rates among the dogs. Racing minister Winston Peters announced on Tuesday that his government intends to phase out the sport over the next 20 months.
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Mangione rode Greyhound to city
The man arrested in Altoona Monday and charged with killing UnitedHealthcare CEO Brian Thompson in New York City on Dec. 4 ...
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Greyhound racing to be banned in yet another country
Greyhound racing is also legal in Australia, where critics have decried the practice, and the rules governing it vary by ...
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UnitedHealthcare CEO shooting suspect arrived in New York last month on Greyhound bus from Atlanta: sources
A suspect who fatally shot the CEO of UnitedHealthcare on Wednesday morning rode a Greyhound bus from Atlanta to New York ...
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Greyhound racing industry seeking review over new ban
Supporters of New Zealand's greyhound racing industry are voicing their disapproval with the Government's latest decision.
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Authorities identify knife-wielding Greyhound bus passenger who was fatally shot by Atlanta police
Authorities have identified the Florida-bound Greyhound bus passenger who was shot and killed by Atlanta police.
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Racing Minister Winston Peters announces plans to end greyhound racing in NZ
The New Zealand Government has announced that greyhound racing will end in 2026. Racing Minister Winston Peters delivered the ...
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'Devastating blow': Greyhound racing to be banned, industry to seek review
Greyhound racing will be phased out in New Zealand over the next 20 months, Racing Minister Winston Peters has announced.
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Greyhound to move services to C.K. Steele Bus Plaza in Tallahassee
Greyhound bus services have now moved to the C.K. Steele Bus Plaza. The move aims to enhance transportation access.
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