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Wednesday, 22 February 2023

As livestock theft becomes a growing problem in rural Australia, new technologies offer hope

Introduction Living on an isolated rural property can feel like a dream come true for many people, often providing an opportunity to get away from the hustle and bustle of city life, a chance to pursue a passion, or create a way of life. Unfortunately, more and more rural properties are becoming a target for a newer, more sophisticated type of theft— livestock theft. This crime, referred to as “rustling”, has become increasingly common in rural areas, especially in Victoria, Australia. Recently, a 700 sheep theft in Victoria made headlines in local media. This is often the case when large-scale or sophisticated livestock thefts are reported. The estimated value of the stolen sheep is an estimated $140,000, with nearly 200 merino ewes accounted for in the theft. This outlandish amount of lost animals is just a single example of how rural theft is becoming increasingly more sophisticated in Australia. What is Rural Theft? Rural theft is a crime that occurs on rural properties and is becoming more and more sophisticated and organised. This type of crime has been on the rise in Australia, as more and more people are taking advantage of isolated locations to steal livestock, tools, and equipment. The perpetrators of this type of crime are often well-organised, with resources to access remote properties and to quickly move stolen goods away from the location. The most common type of rural theft is livestock theft, with instances of sheep and cattle stolen from properties. Theft of food and other items from rural properties is also prevalent, and the items stolen may include tools, equipment, and even crops. Livestock theft has become particularly common in Victoria, with thieves targeting valuable animals such as Merino sheep. The Impact of Rural Theft The impact of rural theft on those affected can be devastating. The cost to replace what is stolen can be financially crippling, and the emotional impact of this type of crime is often understated. In some cases, the stolen animals may be the livelihood of a property owner, or have significant cultural or sentimental value. The stolen animals also present a risk to public health and safety. Animals that are stolen may not be treated or vaccinated properly, which can result in spread of disease, in addition to presenting a risk to humans. Theft of food items can also be a risk to public health, if the foodstuffs are spoiled or contaminated in the process of being stolen. Preventing Rural Theft Rural theft can be a difficult crime to prevent, as the perpetrators often take advantage of isolated locations and the lack of security on rural properties. However, there are a number of measures that can be taken to reduce the risk of this type of crime. The first step is to ensure that your property is properly secured. This includes securing gates, fencing and other entry points, as well as installing security cameras and alarms. Having clearly visible signs warning of the presence of security cameras can also act as a deterrent to potential thieves. In addition to this, it is important to ensure that any livestock present on the property is properly tagged and identified. This allows for the animals to be tracked and identified if they are stolen. It is also important to ensure that a record is kept of the animals present on the property, so that any discrepancies can be quickly identified. Finally, it is important to be aware of any suspicious activity, and to report it to the authorities if necessary. This can be particularly difficult in rural areas, as criminals may be aware of the lack of neighbouring properties or watchful eyes. Conclusion Rural theft is becoming increasingly sophisticated and organised, with the perpetrators taking advantage of rural areas and isolated locations to steal livestock, tools, and equipment. The impact of this type of crime can be devastating for those affected, and it is important to take measures to reduce the risk of this type of crime. These measures include ensuring that the property is properly secured, ensuring that livestock is properly identified and recorded, as well as being vigilant and reporting any suspicious activity to the authorities.

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