The Sydney Morning Herald: WA live export manager avoids jail after 2012 Pakistan sheep cull disaster

The Sydney Morning Herald: WA live export manager avoids jail after 2012 Pakistan sheep cull disaster
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Updated 23 May 2018 17:06
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The Sydney Morning Herald: WA live export manager avoids jail after 2012 Pakistan sheep cull disaster

The Sydney Morning Herald: WA live export manager avoids jail after 2012 Pakistan sheep cull disaster

May 23: The Sydney Morning Herald report by Hannah Barry states that a senior figure in WA's live export industry has avoided jail after he falsified documents to push through a shipment of sick sheep to Pakistan during a disastrous live export operation over six years ago. Garry Shawcross Robinson appeared in the WA District Court on Tuesday morning charged with two counts of dishonestly influencing a Commonwealth public official and one count of using a false Commonwealth document to obtain gain.

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