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Live lamb cutting? Now we've heard it all.

Animal activists have invented a creative new term for mulesing. And they want farmers to use it.

Animal activists want the term mulesing, a definition widely accepted and defined in the Macquarie Dictionary, to be replaced with "live lamb cutting." Credit: Jenna Santos.

Animal activists want the term mulesing, a definition widely accepted and defined in the Macquarie Dictionary, to be replaced with "live lamb cutting." Credit: Jenna Santos.

ANIMAL activist groups are once again calling for the end of mulesing, except this time are creatively referring to the practice as "live lamb cutting".  The Australian Alliance for Animals, Four Paws...

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