Gun Buyback Scheme News

The New South Wales opposition faces criticism for its pledge to scrap the state's gun buyback scheme and unwind key firearms restrictions if elected next year.

The premier stated that licensed gun owners will be offered up to $1000 to return their firearms to the state government, asserting that this amount is sufficie

Nationals senator Bridget McKenzie argues that the proposed gun buyback scheme in NSW, following the Bondi terror attack, may violate constitutional requirement

Following the Bondi shooting, an Australian state will launch a gun buyback scheme in November, aiming to remove 274,000 guns from circulation. This initiative

Australia is set to launch a gun buyback scheme in November, nearly a year after a shooting incident in Sydney's Bondi resulted in 15 fatalities.

Concerns have been raised that a gun buyback scheme announced by the Federal and NSW governments may be ineffective if other states and territories do not parti

Prime Minister Anthony Albanese and NSW Premier Chris Minns have announced a new gun buyback scheme to be implemented in New South Wales.

New South Wales will launch a new gun buyback scheme in November, six weeks before the first anniversary of the Bondi Beach attack.