Nike and Puma Change in Direction
Nike changed their direction some time ago in 2021 as did Puma. From our perspective some of these materials decisions can be a move towards new synthetic alternatives rather than…
KIAA to approach Australian Embassy in Washington
The Kangaroo Industry Association Australia (KIAA) will be approaching the Australian embassy in Washington in response to misinformation fueling the US states of Connecticut and Oregon to consider legislation prohibiting…
Christmas Gifts for Food Lovers Sorted!
‘This book brings ancient foods into the modern kitchen. Every page is full of fascination. A walk in the bush will never be the same.’ Bruce PascoeA new cookbook -…
Ray Borda, KIAA President, talks to the media about sustainability and accountability
Kangaroo Industries Association of Australia president Ray Borda talks to Radio 6PR Perth, Radio 2GB Sydney and 4BC Brisbane about how the commercial kangaroo industry has one of the strictest…
Industry leaders say Aussies need to start eating more kangaroo
According to the Australian Department of Agriculture, Fisheries and Forestry, Australia has almost three times as many kangaroos as people. Calls for greater recognition around the potential of the commercial…
Kangaroo podcast series launched
The NSW Western Local Land Services Pastoral Poddy platform has launched an informative kangaroo podcast series funded by the Australian Government's Future Drought Fund kangaroo project You can't manage what…
Commentary: Killing kangaroos merely to reduce numbers, or to use as pet food, is a travesty
One of Australia’s best known food writers, national restaurant critic for The Australian, John Lethlean, discusses how kangaroo is a sustainable meat and that it is even referenced in the…
Catherine Money commentary on a sustainable and humane kangaroo industry
Catherine Money is one of the world's leading experts in the field of leather production. She has done extensive research and development towards the minimisation of waste and maximisation of…
A US ban on kangaroo leather would be an animal welfare disaster – and a missed farming opportunity
By Dr George Wilson (Australian National University) and Dr John Read (University of Adelaide) The US Congress is considering a proposed law to ban the import and sale of kangaroo…
Commercial industry supports a fair and factual inquiry in NSW
The KIAA supports a fair and factual inquiry into kangaroo health and wellbeing. While we believe existing state and federal animal welfare standards and conservation measures to be very effective…