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SSAA responds to firearm law proposals

SSAA Inc

In this 3AW interview, SSAA CEO Tom Kenyon discusses the latest debate around Australian firearm laws, including proposed buyback plans, possible law changes and questions about how concerns involving licensed firearm owners should be reported. The conversation looks at the role of clubs, police and government in managing risk, while also highlighting the need for policy that is practical, evidence-based and fair to law-abiding firearm owners.

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The Sporting Shooters’ Association of Australia promotes ethical hunting, safe firearm use and responsible game management. Established in 1948, the SSAA works to protect sporting shooters’ and hunters’ interests, support farmers and conservation outcomes, and provide a credible national voice for firearm owners.

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