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The New South Wales gun buyback

  1. Update 2 sa 2PinakabagoAraw 80Pagkalipas ng 79 araw

    NSW’s gun buyback opens before rules for existing collections are finished

    Almost 2,500 firearms were covered by launch-period bookings—not completed handovers. Owners can opt in now, while rules governing existing collections and exemptions remain unfinished.

    Manood

    Pinakamaagang sourceArthur Law

    Ano ang nagbago

    • Almost 2,500Firearms covered by launch-period bookings
    • 12 monthsBuyback duration
    • A$450–A$1,000Phase-one payment range, depending on firearm type

  2. Update 1 sa 2Araw 1

    NSW to Launch Gun Buyback Nov 2 After Bondi Hanukkah Attack Killed 15

    NSW will open the Commonwealth's national scheme on Nov. 2, targeting 274,000 firearms after the Dec. 14 Bondi Hanukkah attack that killed 15.

    Manood

    Pinakamaagang sourceNSW Government

    Ano ang una nating nalaman

    • NSW will be first to launch the Commonwealth National Gun Buyback Scheme on 2 November 2026.
    • First-phase payments are $1,000 for revolvers and $850 for semi-automatic handguns, up to AUS$1,000 for eligible handguns, shotguns and rifles.
    • NSW and the Commonwealth will share costs 50:50.
    • Around 274,000 firearms are expected to be surrendered and destroyed.

    Bukas pa noon

    • No published list yet of all covered firearm types, program duration, police collection procedures, or dates for other states to join.
    • No verified full text of the strictest legislation Minns promised or the complete national cabinet package on antisemitism and guns.

    Ang sinabi naming babantayan

    • Whether NSW collections before the December anniversary meet expectations and pressure other states to join.
    • Whether fixed payments without market value limit participation by high-volume owners.

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Sino ang nag-ulat

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Sino ang sangkot

Sino ang sangkot

Mga tao

  • Anthony Albanese31st prime minister of Australia
  • Chris MinnsAustralian politician
  • Kellie SloaneAustralian politician and journalist
  • Rebecca Reardonresearcher
  • Yasmin CatleyAustralian politician

Mga organisasyon

  • Government of New South WalesState government of New South Wales, Australia

Mga lugar

  • New South Wales
  • Bondi Beach
  • Dubbo
  • Grafton
  • Griffith
  • Penrith

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