
SFF NSW Newsletter June 2025
It’s been a big few months — and we’re back with updates from the Shooters, Fishers and Farmers Party NSW.

Conservation Hunting Bill 2025 - How you can help get this Bill passed!
The Conservation Hunting Bill 2025 has been introduced into NSW Parliament by the Shooters Fishers and Farmers Party. This is a landmark reform that:


Dirty Nickel and the Electric Vehicle (EV) Fantasy
Spotlight on Channel 7 blew the lid off one of the biggest frauds of our time: the electric vehicle (EV) fantasy.

Vale David Cook

Parliament Update 17 March 2025
As is always their way, the NSW Firearms Registry dropped the discriminatory and intrusive Health Risk Assessment on firearms owners just before Christmas in their usual duplicitous and underhanded method. In this, the 30th year of the Shooters Fishers & Farmers Party, Robert and Mark were on the offensive from the beginning of the 2025 sitting year, embarrassing the government and calling out the FAR with a series of pointed questions and forcing NSW Police to remove the most offensive parts of the assessment.

Parliament Update 25 October 2024
Here is what our members have been up to recently in NSW Parliament.

Parliament Update 27 September 2024
During the previous week of Parliament, Robert focused on highlighting the importance of hunting in conservation, calling out fake conservationists, and slamming the Greens for their neo-Marxist, anti-Indigenous approach. Meanwhile, Mark kept up the fight against landholders being steamrolled for reckless renewable projects and held the government accountable on water management.

Parliament Update 20 September 2024 - Budget Estimates
Over the past few weeks, Robert and Mark, through Budget Estimates, had the opportunity to delve into the operations of state government departments. For some ministers, it revealed progress in the right direction. For others, it raised questions that demanded further explanation, highlighting just how crucial the Budget Estimates process is in the NSW Legislative Council.


