The greyhound races Tasmanian authorities don't want you to see

According to ABC News Australia, Tasmanian greyhound racing authorities may be concealing the full extent of animal injuries and deaths from public view. An investigation found that dozens of dogs were injured or killed during racing events last year, yet videos posted on the racing regulator's website show no indication of these incidents. The gap raises questions about transparency in how racing authorities report animal welfare.

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