
Bulletins
Bulletins
Bulletins are printable PDFs containing information about animal experimentation.
Most bulletins were developed under our previous name, Humane Research Australia. Please note that the fast-changing nature of research and innovation means that we are seeing some forms of animal research becoming obsolete and replaced by human-relevant, animal-free methods over time. Similarly, some of the animal-use practices may have since ceased.
Submissions
The following is a list of submissions to public consultations written by AFSA (and formerly Humane Research Australia and Australian Association for Humane Research). These submissions provide commentary on various issues related to Australia’s use of animals in research, health, data access, technology, funding and broader issues affecting the charitable sector.
- Department of Education – National Research Infrastructure Roadmap
- Department of Industry, Science and Resources – Possible association to Horizon Europe
- Department of Industry, Science and Resources – Strategic Examination of R&D (phase 2)
- Department of Health, Disability and Ageing – National Health and Medical Research Strategy Consultation
- Australian Research Council – National Competitive Grants Program
- Department of Industry, Science and Resources – Strategic Examination of R&D
- University of Melbourne – Animal Care and Use Policy
- National Statistics Reporting Options
- Education and Health Standing Committee
- NT Legislation Review
- National Reporting
- NHMRC Draft Institutional Practice Guide
- NSW Surveillance Devices Act
- SA Draft Animal Welfare Bill
- National Australian Animal Welfare Strategy
- Draft Bill VIC
- Guideline S11 Nonclinical Safety Testing in Support of Development of Paediatric Medicines
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