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Two mid-north farmers convicted of animal cruelty

Seventy six cattle and 11 sheep were seized and taken into RSPCA care. Picture supplied.
Neralie Bailey

A long-running cruelty case involving a large number of livestock has finalised in the Adelaide Magistrates Court, with both defendants […]

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