Shooters Fishers & Farmers Party of Tasmania

10/09/2026

25/08/2026

WANT YOUR VOICE HEARD? WE WANT TO HEAR FROM YOU! 📣

With proposed changes to Tasmania’s fi****ms legislation set to be debated, we want MPs to hear directly from the people who may be affected.

We’re calling for short 30-second video submissions explaining how the proposed changes could impact you.

We’re particularly looking to hear from:

🦆 Sport shooters, farmers and primary producers affected by proposed firearm caps.

🕰️ Firearm owners affected by reclassification, including those with fi****ms of sentimental or family significance.

🦘 Long-term Tasmanian residents who are not Australian citizens and may be affected by the proposed citizenship requirements.

Simply tell us your situation, how the changes could affect you and why it matters.

Our aim is to put real experiences in front of MPs before they make their final decisions.

Send us a DM for more information or to submit your video.

Let’s make sure your voice is heard! 💪

25/08/2026

This coming Saturday at Longford , come along have your say and and gain the perspective of local business owners , the SFFP and other concerned firearm owners

Shooters Fishers & Farmers Party of Tasmania Community Forum addressing proposed changes

10/08/2026

A huge amount of Tasmanian public forestry land was rug pulled from hunters in late 2020 abruptly without a statement from Sustainable Timber Tasmania to the hunting community with an explanation why. Mere crumbs of land, most unproductive were then left to us. Large traditional hunting areas, many close to the more remote communities around the state were left with nothing, we are talking about sustainable food sources and volunteer pest management being unnecessarily removed by a government business enterprise without mindful respect for who really owns the land, the Tasmanian public!

Team Shooters Fishers & Farmers Party of Tasmania with Carlo Di Falco MP as our hard working parliamentary representative are locked into the important task of reclaiming as much as possible that was taken away, we can assure you, we will not stop fighting for rightful public land access until hunting access inclusive of other activities the public may enjoy on our PTPZ (formally known as State Forest) lands are restored.

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30/06/2026

22/06/2026

Running the national gun buyback in NSW alone will cost taxpayers almost half a billion dollars, as peak bodies opposing the scheme step up their campaign against supportive MPs as implementation of the key response to the Bondi terror attack continues to languish.

01/06/2026

Tasmanian hunters, fishers, and rural communities — this one’s for you.

In a powerful and wide-ranging conversation on Episode 163 of The Hunters Campfire, Wayne sits down to pull back the curtain on the political fights that directly affect our rights to hunt, fish, and maintain our outdoor way of life in Tasmania.

From the controversial fi****ms cap and ongoing lobbying efforts, to the frustrations around venison donation restrictions, community meat processing, and the challenges of operating in a minority government, this episode delivers straight-talking insights you won’t hear in the mainstream media.

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Podcast Episode · The Hunters Campfire - Australian Hunting · 18 May · 1hr 12min

31/05/2026

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Pest Animal Pressure on Your Property? Wallabies, possums and wild deer are costing Tasmanian landholders Across Tasmania, many landholders are dealing with growing pressure from wallabies, possums and deer. The impact can be felt through pasture loss, crop damage, fence ...

31/05/2026

📣 This is exactly why we keep saying the problem isn't law-abiding gun owners.

ABC is reporting the Albanese Government is fighting to hide cabinet documents on counterterrorism funding and resourcing in the years before the Bondi attack. They're claiming "public interest immunity" so the Royal Commission can't fully examine whether priorities were shifted away from keeping Australians safe.

Meanwhile, Category A/B rifles and shotguns (the ones we use for pest control) get all the scrutiny.

The real failures were in intelligence, warnings ignored, stretched agencies, and political decisions on funding – not farmers and recreational hunters who jump through hoops for their licences.

Focus on fixing vetting, information sharing, and actual counterterrorism resourcing instead of punishing responsible owners with more restrictions and buybacks.

Read 👇 https://www.abc.net.au/news/2026-05-29/government-defends-hiding-documents-bondi-royal-commission/106736718

What do you think, shooters?

****msRights

The federal government has made a public interest immunity claim over the documents before the Royal Commission into Antisemitism and Social Cohesion, essentially arguing it is not in the public interest for the documents to be released.