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The latest NSW crime statistics are in and it shows that crime with firearms has decreased.

Given that regulation should be data driven, what possible reason could the NSW regulator have to constantly seek to increase the regulatory burden on licensed firearms businesses and law abiding shooters?

Read our latest news item below 👇👇👇👇👇

The latest recorded crime statistics report from the NSW Bureau of Crime Statistics and Research has been released and the results raise several questions which need to be answered by NSW firearms regulators. The report highlights increasingly favourable firearms statistics, leading SIFA to question

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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.

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Friend of SIFA and the Australian shooting industry Gordon Rich-Phillips MP, calls on the Victorian Government to cease using FedEx/TNT services whilst it continues to discriminate against to lawful firearm businesses.

Thank you Gordon, we appreciate the support. Every business in Australia should be outraged at the ease of which FedEx/TNT has enacted woke #cancelculture across our entire industry.

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Freight Update.

SIFA has been contacted by many businesses over the last week inquiring what the situation with freight is. We understand your angst at this time and I can promise you we are working extremely hard, leaving no stone unturned in seeking a freight solution for the entire Australian shooting industry.

As an update, a solution has not yet been presented. We are still working with a number of major freight providers who are currently bogged down crunching numbers and assessing compliance, procedures and policy.

We are hoping an outcome is not too far away and will advise the industry as soon as we have something tangible.

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Righto! Today is R U OK day, and times are particularly tough at the moment. Lockdowns are taking their toll on people, especially those who enjoy outdoors lifestyles.

Our industry is dominated by males, and as we all know, men can be stubborn and not seek help when its needed. It's OK to not be OK, and it's OK to reach out for help!

If anyone out there is struggling, please feel free to call me on 0419 933 066 or message the page and I will do what I can to assist you. No judgement!

Let's all make sure we all check up on each other.

James Walsh
Executive Officer

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Given the ongoing issues with firearms businesses being denied banking and merchant services, SIFA jumped at the opportunity to be a principal stakeholder in the recent independent review of the Banking Code of Practice.

After being invited to present a consultation paper, SIFA entered further consultation where we were able to promote the legitimacy of the Australian shooting industry and the highly regulated regime in which it operates.

SIFA’s consultation paper can be found: https://bankingcodereview.com.au/wp-content/uploads/2021/08/Submission-Shooting-Industry-Foundation-Australia-SIFA.pdf

The interim report can be found: https://bankingcodereview.com.au/wp-content/uploads/2021/09/Final-Interim-Report-Banking-Code-of-Practice-Review-2021.pdf

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