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National Carnival: Meet the Sponsors - Winchester with Browning

The Browning Difference For generations, Browning firearms have earned the trust of hunters and clay target shooters around the world.

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Thu 06 Aug 2026

Tasmanian Firearms Amendment (Miscellaneous) Bill 2026

The Tasmanian Government is currently seeking feedback on the Firearms Amendment (Miscellaneous) Bill 2026. The public consultation period closes on Friday 7 August 2026.

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Fri 31 Jul 2026

Come and see our Vendor Partners at this years' National Carnival

A fantastic line up of Vendor Partners, all your shooting needs at one event!

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Thu 30 Jul 2026

OTC - Joining as Major Sponsor of the 2026 FGA National Carnival

We are welcoming back OTC as Major Sponsor of this year's carnival.

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Thu 23 Jul 2026

Bronze Wing and partners back for the 2026 National Carnival

We are thrilled to welcome back Bronze Wing, and partners LaPorte NSI

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Thu 23 Jul 2026

OSA - A Trusted Name Returns to the 2026 National Carnival

We're proud to welcome Outdoor Sporting Agencies back as a Major Sponsor of the 2026 FGA National Carnival.

Tue 21 Jul 2026

Beretta & Benelli Join the 2026 National Carnival

We're excited to welcome back Beretta & Benelli as Major Sponsors of this year's National Carnival.

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Fri 17 Jul 2026

There has never been a better time to Join Field & Game Australia

There has never been a better time to join Field & Game Australia. Across our branches, members can get involved in a wide range of exciting and rewarding activities

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Sun 12 Jul 2026

Winchester, Browning and Whiteflyer - 2026 National Carnival

We're excited to welcome back Winchester Australia, Browning and Whiteflyer as Major Sponsors of this year's National Carnival.

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Thu 09 Jul 2026

Representing Members on Victoria's Waterway Future

Field & Game Australia has lodged its submission on the Victorian Government's draft Third Victorian Waterway Management Strategy, ensuring our members' experience and contribution to wetland conservation is represented in the development of future waterway policy.

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Wed 08 Jul 2026

NOIA/Perazzi Join the 2026 National Carnival

We're delighted to welcome NIOA / Perazzi as a Major Sponsor of the 2026 National Carnival at Wodonga-Albury.

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Mon 06 Jul 2026

Supporting Wetland Conservation and Biosecurity

The arrival of H5 bird flu in Australia highlights the importance of good biosecurity practices that many Field & Game Australia members already follow when moving between wetlands and outdoor environments.

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Mon 22 Jun 2026

Get your Ducks Stamps and Make a difference

The EOFY is around the corner so now is a perfect time to support the Wetlands Environmental Taskforce and get your incredible piece of history with our Duck Stamps.

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Thu 11 Jun 2026

MEMBER UPDATE -VICTORIAN FIREARMS LAW REFORMS

NO CAPS! The Victorian Government has released the Rapid review of Victoria's firearms laws (Ken Lay) report, and its response.

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Tue 26 May 2026

2026 Duck Season – Wetland Closures and What Hunters Need to Know

Ahead of the 2026 Victorian duck season, the Environment Minister has released the official wetland closures under the Wildlife Act 1975. Hunters are encouraged to review the affected wetlands and remain mindful of species identification, particularly as Australasian (Blue-winged) Shoveler numbers continue to increase across Victoria’s wetlands.

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Fri 13 Mar 2026

South Australia’s 2026 Hunting Season Announcement

Field & Game Australia Responds to South Australia’s 2026 Hunting Season Announcement

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Thu 15 Jan 2026

URGENT — SUBMISSIONS CLOSE 15th Jan 2026 at 4PM

The Government is rushing through the Combating Antisemitism, Hate and Extremism Bill 2026 — a Bill that quietly includes major firearms restrictions and policy shifts. PLEASE ACT NOW and put in a submission!

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Wed 14 Jan 2026

Is a Royal Commission into Bondi required?

We may actually agree with Albo on this — IF the government already has the answers Field & Game Australia is concerned by responses that prioritise speed over substance. At the same time, we commend those jurisdictions that have taken a more careful, considered approach — pausing to assess evidence, consider causation, and design proportionate responses.

Mon 05 Jan 2026