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 ...
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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 ...
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 ...
SIFA to poll firearms dealers on regulator performance.
The inaugural Australian shooting industry survey – Insight 2022, identified that there is considerable concern ...
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 ...
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 ...
Results of SIFA’s Insight 2022 – Australian shooting industry survey
SIFA is proud to publish today, highlights of our inaugural Insight 2022 – Australian shooting ...
SIFA industry survey highlights poor regulator performance.
Early results* from SIFA’s Insight 2022 – Australian shooting industry survey, have found that the ...
ANZ Bank cancels services to the Australian shooting industry.
In another corporate social attack on the Australian shooting industry, ANZ Bank has cancelled the ...
SIFA seeks Victorian election commitments to remove firearm appearance laws
In the lead up to the Victorian State election on November 26, the Shooting Industry ...
SIFA highlights de-banking reforms need to address Australian shooting industry issues
The Shooting Industry Foundation of Australia has again represented the interests of the entire Australian ...
SIFA to consult on Australian Dangerous Goods Code Review
The National Transport Commission (NTC) has announced a full review into the Australian Dangerous Goods ...
NSW DPI to conduct 2022 Recreational Hunting Economic Impact Survey
SIFA welcomes the announcement that the New South Wales Department of Primary Industries will conduct ...
Australia’s uninformed national gun laws
Following the publication of our industry brief to the 47th parliament, SIFA has commenced discussions ...
When appearance was everything, why was it about function?
Jeff Bourman’s recent Victorian Firearms Amendment Bill 2022 sought to improve the Firearms Act 1996 ...
Explosives Amendment (Exemptions) Regulation 2022 – A win for the NSW shooting industry.
In August 2021 whilst negotiating industrywide freight solutions, SIFA discovered an impediment within the NSW ...
Button battery update – The onus is on YOU to ensure compliance!
Now that the dust has settled, it is prudent we provide an update on the ...
Queensland public safety, businesses, and jobs at risk due to Police Minister’s failings.
The Shooting Industry Foundation of Australia (SIFA) is sounding the alarm over the complete failing ...
SIFA confirms additional LRD resources to deal with Victorian permit delays
The Shooting Industry Foundation of Australia (SIFA) has been working to address the issue of ...
SIFA backs Bourman’s Bill to remove Victorian Appearance Laws
The Shooting Industry Foundation of Australia (SIFA) has written to Victorian MP’s requesting that they ...
SIFA releases initial federal government agenda
Following the recent Australian federal election, the Shooting Industry Foundation of Australia (SIFA) announced we ...
Button battery law changes capture Australian shooting industry products
The Australian shooting industry has been left blindsided by amendments to the Competition and Consumer ...
Queensland Police causing significant economic loss to legitimate Australian industry.
The Shooting Industry Foundation of Australia (SIFA) has expressed concern over poor policy and administration ...
When language is everything!
SIFA has been on a mission to ensure that governments and their departments use the ...
BOCSAR stats show continual calls for tougher regulation on licensed firearms is unevidenced
On the 16th June 2022, the NSW Bureau of Crime Statistics and Research (BOCSAR) released ...
Regulation is about Policy, Practice, Professionalism and Performance… just not for the Australian shooting industry.
Again, it appears the Australian shooting industry misses out and is ignored, expected to suffer ...
SIFA facilitates Department of Home Affairs / Australian shooting industry forum.
Over the last 2 years, SIFA has been actively pursuing better industry representation and consultation ...
SIFA to set Australian shooting industry agenda with new Australian government
The Shooting Industry Foundation of Australia extends our congratulations to the Hon. Anthony Albanese MP ...
SIFA welcomes independent NSW Firearms Registry review
The Shooting Industry Foundation of Australia (SIFA) welcomes the recent announcement of an independent review ...
