Get involved in one of the many live export events happening across Australia

There are less than 6 weeks to go until the Federal Labor Conference! This means it’s time for our Move Forward Captains to start focusing more on their goal of reaching out to their local Labor representative and local media.

You can get involved

Sprinting forward in Victoria's Lalor electorate, Captain Ben is hosting a Fun Run at the Melbourne Botanical Gardens to raise awareness and encourage people to become "links" in the Humane Chain. If you would like to take part in this great event you can make your way down to "The Tan running track" on Sunday the 6th November for an 11:00 start.

Janet Scott from the Fadden electorate in QLD, held a successful stall in Currumbin as part of Animal Action Day. Janet spent a lovely day by the water chatting to locals and generating interest in the campaign. On the back of this success, Captain Janet will be holding another stall, this time on campus at Griffith University – Gold Coast Campus. If you’re interested in heading down to lend a hand or just to say hello, look out for the bright orange stall near the Link Building from 10:30am-2pm.

Captain Janet's stall in Currumbin

Live in NSW and want to find out more about Move Forward? Sy, one of our co-Captains for the Sydney electorate and the University of Sydney Animal Welfare Society will be holding a stall on campus outside Manning Bar from 1:00-3:00 this Wednesday 26th October.

Several of our Captains around Sydney will also be at the Cruelty Free Festival in Belmore Park, this Sunday 30 October collecting signatures. Look out for the ladies in WSPA t-shirts!

One of the great things about having such a diverse mix of Captains and supporters is that it becomes clear that people from all walks of life are passionate about this cause. As you can see, even our four-legged friends are lending a paw to the cause!

Grayndler Captain Orlena, and Wentworth Captain Rosalba get their dogs in on the campaign!

There are Move Forward events popping up all across Australia so if you’re interested in seeing what’s happening in your electorate you can enter your postcode at www.moveforward.org.au and get in touch with your local Captain.