News Desk SIFA confirms no changes to powder storage limits in NSW regulation remake Since July 2021, SIFA has been engaged with SafeWork NSW on remaking the NSW Explosive ...
News Desk Tasmania commits to overhaul of antique firearms laws. In January this year, the Tasmanian police commissioner cancelled the long-standing exemption no.4, that allowed ...
News Desk Northern Territory’s restriction on interstate license holders lifted. In January this year, the Firearms Policy and Recording Unit (FPRU) of NT Police advised ...
News Desk SIFA Insight 2024 Regulator Performance Survey highlights major issues facing the Australian shooting industry. SIFA’s annual regulator performance survey has highlighted that the Australian shooting industry is still being ...
News Desk NSW Politicians Take Aim at Inaugural ‘Try Shooting’ Event On the 10th of May, the Sydney International Shooting Centre was abuzz with excitement as ...
News Desk SIFA to poll the industry on the denial of essential business services. Recently, SIFA has fielded a larger than usual number of complaints from businesses who have ...
News Desk Serious concerns raised over inadequate consultation on the Queensland Community Safety Bill 2024 SIFA has today raised serious concern about the grossly inadequate period that has been allocated ...
News Desk NSW Police establish firearms classification working party. A major frustration for many in the Australian shooting industry has been witnessing NSW Police ...
News Desk SIFA to poll shooting industry on regulator performance. Following our regulator performance survey conducted in February 2023, SIFA will again seek to quantify ...
News Desk Papalia’s war on legally owned firearms to cost taxpayers over $76 million. Following the release of the WA Governments mid-year financial projection statement, the Shooting Industry Foundation ...
News Desk Antique firearms ban raises concerns over Tasmanian approach to policy. In a hasty move, the Tasmanian Police Commissioner announced the immediate cancellation of Exemption No. ...
News Desk The Australian’s ‘Target on guns’ should be filed under fiction. Never let the truth get in the way of a good story! Throughout November and ...
News Desk TSA Outdoors joins SIFA as a patron member. The Shooting Industry Foundation of Australia proudly announces that effective January 1, 2024, TSA joins ...
News Desk Firearm Reform in Western Australia – SIFA’s consultation reveals worrying conclusions. In a comprehensive examination of the discussion paper outlining proposed changes to firearms laws in ...
News Desk Victorian firearm permit delays risk business viability. The Shooting Industry Foundation of Australia has called on the Victorian Police Minister and Victorian ...
News Desk Why is Western Australia ignoring the National Firearms Agreement and going it alone? The Shooting Industry Foundation of Australia (SIFA) is concerned over plans the West Australian Police ...
News Desk ANZ Worldline resumes Australian shooting industry payment services. SIFA is pleased to report that ANZ Worldline has reversed their position of cancelling certain ...
News Desk NSW firearms registry leading the way with digital transformation. The NSW Police Firearms Registry have just announced the next phase of their online Gunsafe ...
News Desk NSW National Party looks for reform on appearance laws and suppressors. Last weekend, the NSW National Party state conference was held in Tamworth, where party delegates ...
News Desk Review into buy now pay later providers recommends shooting industry discrimination. A report prepared by Promontory, a Business Unit of IBM Consulting, has recommended that the ...
News Desk Parliamentary Friends of Shooting – a boon for all shooters. SIFA is proud to once again sponsor the federal Parliamentary Friends of Shooting (PFoS). This ...
News Desk SIFA calls on the Albanese government to practice what it preaches. The Shooting Industry Foundation of Australia is calling for the Albanese Government and its policy ...
News Desk Support those who support the Australian shooting industry. Look for the orange tag! The Shooting Industry Foundation of Australia (SIFA) exists to promote, develop, and represent the Australian ...
News Desk SIFA & WAFTA to unite WA shooting industry over firearms proposals. WA firearms law changes need more thought and common sense. The Shooting Industry Foundation of ...
News Desk SIFA to poll firearms dealers on regulator performance. The inaugural Australian shooting industry survey – Insight 2022, identified that there is considerable concern ...
News Desk SIFA urges caution at fresh calls for a national firearms register. SIFA Statement – National Firearms Register On the 3rd of February 2023, the Prime Minister ...
News Desk Australian shooting industry stalwart Luca Scribani Rossi, back in the SIFA Chair. At last week’s SIFA General Meeting in Canberra, Australian shooting industry stalwart and Beretta Australia ...
News Desk Results of SIFA’s Insight 2022 – Australian shooting industry survey SIFA is proud to publish today, highlights of our inaugural Insight 2022 – Australian shooting ...
News Desk SIFA industry survey highlights poor regulator performance. Early results* from SIFA’s Insight 2022 – Australian shooting industry survey, have found that the ...
SIFA Insight 2024 Regulator Performance Survey highlights major issues facing the Australian shooting industry. 19 June 2024
SIFA Insight 2024 Regulator Performance Survey highlights major issues facing the Australian shooting industry.