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Economic and Social Impacts of Recreational Hunting and Shooting

By SIFA
7 September 2021
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After many months of work and an enormous effort f After many months of work and an enormous effort from the StarTrack and Australia Post team, SIFA is pleased to report that the first of many firearms shipments has been picked up and is now moving through their network! We cannot thank Australia Post and StarTrack enough for tirelessly working with us to achieve this. Special mention to @senator_mckenzie and @senatorsammcmahon, for once again backing the Australian shooting industry and facilitating this solution! 🙏🙏🙏👏👏👏🎊🎊🎊🎉🎉🎉
New Website Launched! www.sifa.net.au. SIFA is p New Website Launched! www.sifa.net.au. SIFA is proud to launch our new Australian shooting industry resource. As we continue to grow and evolve as a peak body for the shooting industry in Australia, we have focused on designing this site to be used by industry as an information resource, and to better highlight the issues we are facing. Our new website features clear and concise information on who SIFA is and what we stand for, as well as relevant industry information and a searchable library of Australian shooting industry research that also contains SIFA publications and consultation papers. Over the coming weeks, we will be launching several new online initiatives via our website, wholly intended to benefit and support our vital Australian industry. We have content being uploaded daily, so keep an eye on our website for all the latest industry news, media, research and industry resources.
Calls on Victorian Government to boycott FexEX / T Calls on Victorian Government to boycott FexEX / TNT. The Hon. Gordon Rich-Phillips calls on the Victorian Government to cease using FedEx Express-TNT Australia services whilst it continues to discriminate against to lawful firearm businesses. Every business in Australia should be outraged at the ease of which FedEx/TNT has enacted woke #cancelculture across our entire industry. #boycottfedextnt #australianshooting #sifa #shootingindustry
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#notacrossbow 🤷‍♂️🤦‍♂️

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#BREAKING: Police have arrested an 18-year-old male after jumping on the roof of a car armed with a crossbow on Spring Street this afternoon.

The man was apprehended without further incident and taken to hospital for medical assessment, with no injuries being reported.

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Hey @james_liveris, real journalists seek to write articles based on fact and balance. In this piece you haven’t attempted either. Your ignorance is profound. https://www.abc.net.au/news/2021-10-12/firearm-reform-call-by-pastoralist/100526354

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Senator Bridget McKenzie is a friend of the shooting industry and all law abiding shooters. Our industry is in her debt for all the work she has done in the Parliament representing our cause. ... See MoreSee Less
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SIFA is a proud sponsor of the Parliamentary Friends of Shooting annual Pollies vs Press Christmas shoot. Unfortunately due to bad weather, the scheduled clay target event had to be postponed for an indoor get together which was attended by SIFA Executive Officer James Walsh.A big thank you to Senator Bridget McKenzie, Senator Dr Sam McMahon, Senator Hollie Hughes, Senator Perin Davey, Ian Goodenough MP and Luke Gosling MP for your support of our unique and essential Australian industry. ... See MoreSee Less

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