In early February, we launched an online petition (“ePetition”) opposing the negative consequences of the Firearms and Weapons Legislation (Criminal Use) Bill 2020. This proposed Bill is unacceptable in its…
We have a lot of good news to present for this latest President report. Branch Communications We recently completed our second round of Branch Zoom meetings. This has proven to…
Recently, our ePetition on the Firearms and Weapons Legislation Amendment (Criminal Use) Bill was debated in NSW Parliament. SSAA NSW President Lance Miller (the main signatory for the ePetition) and…
On behalf of all legal firearms owners in NSW, we urge you to sign this online petition to oppose the negative consequences of the Firearms and Weapons Legislation (Criminal Use) Bill 2020.…
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…
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…
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…
Have you arranged your 2022-2023 attendances? The current reporting period is from the 1st of April 2022 to the 31st of March 2023.
The NSW Police Force have said that they will return to considering failures to comply with mandatory participation requirements after the 15th of April 2023, so it is important your attendances are up to date.
Mandatory long arms participation requirements:
• Target (Longarm) – 4 (four)
• Hunting – 2 (two)
• Collecting – 1 (one)
