Police, shooters welcome new permanent national gun amnesty

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Australians can now hand in unregistered or unwanted firearms to the police at any time, without the fear of receiving a penalty.

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Published 2 July 2021 4:08pm

By Bernadette Clarke

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Police, shooters welcome new permanent national gun amnesty

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Australians can now hand in unregistered or unwanted firearms to the police at any time, without the fear of receiving a penalty.

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Australians can now hand in unregistered or unwanted firearms to the police at any time, without the fear of receiving a penalty.

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