Media Releases SIFA calls on Australia’s 1,000,000 licenced shooters to boycott buy now, pay later providers In another attack on the Australian shooting industry, buy now, pay later providers including AfterPay and Zip Pay have signed up to an ... By SIFA14 January 2022
News Desk Buy now, pay later… except for law abiding, highly regulated, Australian businesses! Following industrywide complaints from businesses being denied services by various buy now, pay later, financial service providers, SIFA investigated. Initial enquires with Matthew ... By SIFA13 January 2022
News Desk WA proposes new firearm laws that will have major consequences. In May 2021, SIFA became aware that Western Australia was planning to overhaul their firearms regulations in the wake of escalating gun violence ... By James Walsh12 January 2022
News Desk SIFA successful on Federal shotgun reforms. After an 18-month period that included multiple rounds of consultation and many meetings in Canberra with Assistant Minister Jason Wood and The Department ... By James Walsh13 December 2021
News Desk Lies, damn lies and statistics. The Medical Journal of Australia has published a study which was co-authored by renown anti-gun academic Philip Alpers entitled “Gun violence in Australia, ... By SIFA10 November 2021
Crime Statistics Gun Violence in Australia, 2002 – 2016: a cohort study AUTHOR: Joel Negin, Jane Bell, Lorraine Ivancic, Philip Alpers, Natasha NassarDATE: 1 November 2021 Abstract Objectives: To describe the burden, geographic distribution, and outcomes ... By SIFA10 November 2021
Firearm Importation Electromagnetic Weapons DATE: November 2021 AUTHOR: SIFA By James Walsh8 November 2021
News Desk Queensland are scrambling to fix their broken firearms amnesty. Queensland’s failed firearms amnesty model is under the microscope, with the Legal Affairs and Safety Committee holding a public hearing to examine legislation ... By James Walsh25 October 2021
Media Releases Nationals lead on firearm freight issue resolution The Nationals have facilitated a solution to ensure the safe transportation of firearms, after a decision by some commercial carriers left dealers and ... By James Walsh21 October 2021
News Desk Employed in the firearms industry? According to the AIC, you are on a trajectory to crime…. Being employed in the Australian firearms industry puts you on the pathway to becoming a career criminal according to the Australian Institute of ... By James Walsh15 October 2021
