Category Archives: Government

New South Wales Government, Queensland Government, Shooter information

REGISTRY SPIES: Qld snoops while NSW dupes

Posted on by Neil Jenkins
03
Apr

The Queensland registry is lobbying the Queensland Government to access to the Commonwealth’s MyHealth Records system to use the information it holds against shooters. Meanwhile, the New South Wales registry is duping our veterens into providing medical information in exchange for free firearm licences. Our advice is that: If you live in Queensland and suspect […]

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Reclassification, Tasmanian Government

RECLASSIFICATION: NSC extends the fight to Tasmania

Posted on by Neil Jenkins
01
Apr

The NSC has filed another reclassification action, this time in Tasmania, less than a month out from that state’s general election. Even better is the news that this fight is in a higher court, being the Tasmanian Magistrates Court The fight is over a familiar friend – the Ruger PC Charger. In this case, Tasmania […]

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Queensland Government, Regulators

Qld cops seize a stolen gun, lose it, then sell it to another shooter

Posted on by Neil Jenkins
27
Mar

In this story: A top end handgun gets stolen from a licensed shooter; Five years later, Queensland Police recover it from a crime and advise the owner he will be able to get it back after 3 months when they have finished using it as evidence; QldPol then deny knowledge of the gun – which […]

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Reclassification, Regulators, Western Australia Government

WA reclassification: Shooter wins his Desert Tech SRS back.

Posted on by Neil Jenkins
18
Mar

WAPol’s registry simply can’t win a trick against the NSC. They have lost yet another reclassification case against a shooter who started his own action, and helped along by the NSC. That brings to 4-0 the number of cases we’ve run or helped to run against them (one on the gun shop closures, two on […]

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Reclassification, Western Australia Government

NSC supports 300 Win Mag case – against the ‘military trained marksman’

Posted on by Neil Jenkins
11
Mar

The NSC is supporting a fight in WA over the use of .300 Win mags (.308 Winchester Magnums) against an officer who believes he knows more about pest eradication than those who do the work. In fact he has made some startling statements that we are confident will expose WAPol’s lack of knowledge about firearms. […]

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Reclassification, Tasmanian Government

NSC keeps pressure up on reclassification

Posted on by Neil Jenkins
05
Mar

The first directions hearings in the three actions the NSC recently filed in WA are about to start. Plus we’re getting ready to file two new actions in Tasmania. Western Australia The first hearings in the NSC’s three new actions in the WA SAT to fight the reclassification of firearms in that state will take […]

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Elections, Western Australia Government

NSC’s WA voting guide

Posted on by Neil Jenkins
27
Feb

WESTERN AUSTRALIA has its state election on Saturday 13 March. It’s the best chance shooters in WA have to beat the nation’s worst gun laws – and you’ll be able to vote early or put in a postal vote if you wish to. Western Australian shooters need help! The Western Australian election offers almost nothing […]

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Reclassification, Tasmanian Government

Tackling reclassification head-on

Posted on by Neil Jenkins

TASMANIA POLICE have just banned several more firearms, with other states following suit. Already we are lining up more actions in NSW, ACT, SA and Tas. The NSC has an ambitious plan to take on more and more legal actions simultaneously beat reclassification wherever it pops up. Even if we have to use MULTIPLE lawyers […]

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Reclassification, Western Australia Government

RECLASSIFICATION: Collectors now in the firing line

Posted on by Neil Jenkins
23
Feb

Detachable stocks on collectable handguns WA POLICE are looking to ban pistols that can be fitted with detachable stocks using “appearance laws” in what could become a serious problem for collectors nationally.Their choice is to fight – or watch their highly valuable and collectible pistolsgo into the crusher.REGULAR READERS will be familiar with the NSC’s […]

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Queensland Government, Shooter information

Queensland authorities remain silent over data breach

Posted on by Neil Jenkins
16
Feb

WALL OF SILENCE: Queensland authorities have gone to ground after being challenged to put in measures to monitor gun thefts after they accidently released confidential firearm registry information of over 500 people in the Moreton area. The list of identifiable email addresses was accidently leaked by Queensland Police in January, when ironically, it was advising […]

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