Our strong advocacy actively continues with regards to the Firearms and Weapons Legislation Amendment (Criminal Use) Bill 2020. It is important that the Bill is amended to avoid any unintended…
National Feral Cat Management Survey Researchers from RMIT University are looking for volunteers to participate in a national survey about feral cat management in Australia. The data collected from the…
In NSW, the Game and Pest Management Advisory Board (the Board) represents the interests of licensed hunters to the government. The Board is an advisory body appointed under the Game…
2019 was a big year with many significant achievements. 2020 is already shaping to be even bigger as a result of the positive changes that have been made. FIRES, FLOODS,…
What a turbulent time since my last report. Fires, drought, floods and COVID-19 (Coronavirus) have significantly impacted our country. COVID-19 The outcomes of these issues have seen consumer confidence fall…
This summer, Australia experienced an unprecedented bushfire season – the devastation of natural environments, native animals, stock and property will be felt for years. The tragic loss of human life,…
African Swine Fever (ASF) is an emergency animal disease. ASF affects both domestic and feral pigs and is spread via infected pig meat, pig-to-pig contact, soft tick-to-pig contact and via…
Dear Members, Welcome to what I believe will be my most positive report yet. We have made many changes over the last 12 months, with this quarter being the busiest…
G’day and Thank you The year is flying past with Christmas almost upon us and SSAA NSW continues to grow from strength to strength. As I am still within my…
The SSAA NSW general population study on firearms attitudes provides a unique insight into the views of NSW residents towards firearms ownership and how well they understand laws that apply…
Have you arranged your 2020-2022 attendances?
Many competitions have resumed and ranges have implemented COVID-19 safety plans so that all may safely attend and participate in their sport.
There is currently a 12-month extension to the attendances reporting period for 2020-2021 (now 2020-2022), allowing for one year’s participation across two years, while the COVID-19 health orders remain in place.
