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2010 Federal Elections
As the 2010 Federal Election draws closer, SSAA (Vic) has posted some information on some matter we think you should be aware of. If you are as yet unsure of how you will vote or need some more information in how to vote to ensure we keep our
firearms please click here.
The SSAA (Vic) congratulates the winners of the Eagle Park "Power Raffle" and thanks everyone for buying tickets and for supporting our range.
1. Darren Madden - winner of 1 x Tikka Hunter Model Rifle (Calibre of your choice) complete with Burris 3-9 Variable Scope (or Franchi U/O Shotgun) - Retail value $1,800
2. Mick Bolte - winner of 1 x 42" LG LCD TV - Retail value $1,200
3. Debbie Robieson - winner of 1 x Bushman 2-way Fridge - Retail value $1,195
4. Gary Fountain - winner of 1 x SSAA Argus Dome King Single Swag - Retail value $220
5. Corey McLeod - winner of 1 x pair of Electronic Ear Muffs - Retail value $185
6. Stephen McCaw - winner of 1 x Hunting Knife - Retail value $55
posted on 2 February 2010
Media Release
Environment Allicance to Lauch Plan at Parliament.
The Rivers and Red Gum Environment Alliance, a community group representing 107,000
people, will launch a comprehensive report on future land management in the red gum forests of the Murray River on Thursday. Read full report.
RRGEA Continued Action
As some of you may be aware SSAA (Vic) is part of the Rivers and Red Gum
Environmental Alliance (RRGEA).
The RRGEA comprises more than 20 groups and associations and in excess of
100,000 members.
The RRGEA has concerns and arguments against the Victorian Environmental
Assessment Council (VEAC) River Red Gum Forest Investigation and Report.
The report recommended the establishment of 5 new Parks along the Murray,
the extension of many others and the establishment of a plethora of reserves.
Cattle grazing will end and timber harvesting will be reduced by 60%.
Read full report.
Albert's shot at a new sport
SSAA(Vic) recognised that they are right on target with promoting shooting for all ages.
Read the full article
"The Senior" Newspaper, January 2008
Students learn to shoot -
GOLDEN Square Secondary College has tackled a world of stigma with its latest sport and recreation class.
The school is part of a pilot program, believed to be one of the first in the state, to test the educational merit of a student firearm course.
Read the full artcle
30 November 2007
News and Articles
For all the latest news from the SSAA (Vic) please download the Victorian Shooter which is our state based newsletter.
Media Release
Samara McPhedran speech at the SSAA(Vic) Awards Night 2006
Australian Firearms Legislation: Facts, Fallacies, and International Comparisons
Click here to read Samara McPhedran's full speec
Past News and Media Releases
False claims of gun control - October 16, 2007
Bracks Government to investigate State Shooting Centre - October 17, 2006
The Victorian Environmental Assessment Council will be conducting two additional public Community Forums - September 29, 2007
Celebrating Sport from the grassroots up - August 1, 2006
Want to have a go? - June 30, 2006
PM's views on firearms off target. The President of SSAA (Vic) Mr. Bob Cooper released this statement on behalf of the SSAA (Vic). - April 28th 2006
PM's views on firearms off target - April 28 2006
Success stories - The SSAA-Vic Springvale Range by VicHealth - March 18 2006
Forest Facts - November 15 2004
Impact of Gun Control called into question - November 4 2004
SSAA sees problems with Monash report - October 27th 2004
Amnesty extension from 1 September 2004 to mid 2005 - August 17th 2004
Michael Diamond aiming for 3 in a row - July 29th 2004
A way forward for CFM - May 18th 2004
Wombat Community Forest Management RUG - May 18th 2004
Wombat NOTICE OF MOTION - May 18th 2004
Wombat Forest Community Meeting - May 1st 2004
Gun Control - Fact or Fantasy? - April 7th 2004
Political issues impacting the shooting sports in Victoria go to the CFCV website. The SSAA (Vic) is a member organisation of the CFCV. March 2004
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