Have your say: Member Survey, Petition and Media Campaign

Dear Members,

SSAA ACT Inc. is currently undertaking a coordinated approach to ensure the voices of responsible firearms owners are heard clearly in current and future policy discussions.

As part of this effort, we are asking all members to participate in three important initiatives…..

Member Update – 8 February 2026

Dear Members,

The Executive Committee of Council and other volunteers have been working throughout the holidays to develop and coordinate a coherent response to the proposed changes resulting from the Bondi Terrorist attack in December. We have also been working to engage with key decision-makers and stakeholders, to keep our members informed of the situation and to provide meaningful guidance.

Law-abiding owners are in firing line

Law-abiding owners are in firing line 5 February 2026 MAKE no mistake, the strategically timed press conference on January 20, led by Premier Roger Cook and photo-bombed by assistant WA […]

SSAA Update from Canberra

SSAA Update from Canberra 21 January 2026 Most of you will now know the outcome of the federal firearms legislation passing through both houses of Parliament in Canberra this week […]

Remember to sign the petitions

Remember to sign the petitions 9 January 2026 Remember to Sign the Petitions Licensed and law-abiding firearms owners across Australia are facing a critical moment. Changes to firearms legislation in […]

Responsible Advocacy And Evidence-Based Action

Responsible Advocacy And Evidence-Based Action 7 January 2026 Jointly issued by industry and membership organisations – SSAA NSW, SIFA and NSWFDA; representing lawful firearms owners, sporting shooters and firearms businesses […]

Member Update – 5 January 2026

Dear Members

This is a stressful time for everyone, and we understand (and share) your anxiety and frustration.

SSAA National and SSAA NSW worked quickly and tirelessly to engage with the NSW Government on the Terrorism and Other Legislation Amendment Bill 2025 that passed through the NSW Parliament earlier this week, here: Terrorism and Other Legislation Amendment Bill 2025. The NSW Government was not prepared to consult with key stakeholders on the legislation, acting quickly to push the Bill through parliament.

Across the border, the ACT Government has announced it will take a more measured and consultative approach, while at the same time seeking to align (where practicable and appropriate) the ACT Firearms Act 1996 with the impending amendments to its NSW equivalent.

New Vending Machines

We have new Vending Machines! The SSAA ACT Inc. Council recently approved the purchase of two vending machines for the Complex. These have been installed and stocked, and are now LIVE! One […]

Chaotic Gun Buyback Proposal

Chaotic Gun Buyback Proposal 19 December 2025 The Sporting Shooters Association of Australia (SSAA) is urgently calling on the national government and leaders of all states and territories to slow […]

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