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A major independent economic analysis of Tasmania's proposed firearm reforms has found that a modelled 20% firearm buyback could impose significant costs on taxpayers, businesses and the wider economy while failing to demonstrate a corresponding public-safety benefit.
Read the update →The parliamentary petition has officially been tabled, marking a major milestone for Tasmania's shooting, hunting and outdoor communities.
Read the update →Learn more about the current petition, why it matters, and how Tasmanians can add their voice.
Read the update →A new statewide alliance, Shooting, Hunting and Outdoors Tasmania (SHOT), has been established to oppose proposed firearm caps and buybacks and to advocate for evidence-based policy.
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