Wagga farmers in favour of a live export ban following Middle East sheep scandal

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Updated April 10 2018 - 7:32pm, first published 4:30pm
OUTRAGED: Wagga cattle farmer Mick Salmon survived the 2011 ban on live exports, and he believes Australia's sheep farmers will be just as resilient if their exports are suspended, too. Picture: Animals Australia
OUTRAGED: Wagga cattle farmer Mick Salmon survived the 2011 ban on live exports, and he believes Australia's sheep farmers will be just as resilient if their exports are suspended, too. Picture: Animals Australia

A Wagga cattle farmer who worked through the 2011 ban on live exports is calling for all live exports to be suspended until more thorough regulations are introduced. 

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