Farm Transparency Project is an Australian animal protection charity that is dedicated to putting an end to the abuse and exploitation of animals in farms, slaughterhouses, and other commercial settings. Through their comprehensive investigations, documentary films, and the development of innovative tools and resources, the Farm Transparency Project aims to force transparency on industries that engage in animal cruelty and educate consumers about the harsh realities that animals endure for the sake of profit. Originally established in 2014 as Aussie Farms, the organization gained recognition with their release of world-first footage exposing the use of carbon dioxide gas chambers in pig slaughterhouses.

Since then, they have expanded their campaigns to include other animal liberation groups such as NSW, ACT, and QLD, focusing on various animals like pigs, turkeys, ducks, eggs, chickens, and rabbits. The Farm Transparency Project's websites, collectively known as the Aussie Farms network, seek to challenge the misconception that animal abuse is uncommon in Australia or that it doesn't exist at all. By shedding light on the truth, they strive to create a society that promotes compassion and respect for all animals