Australia to welcome its first international shooting Para sport competition in seven years at the Sydney International Shooting Centre.

Jack Rossiter competed in the 2026 Masped Shooting Cup in Hungary, setting a new Australian record in the Men’s 3P competition.

On Tuesday, the Australian Team finished competition at the 2026 World Shooting Para Sports (WSPS) World Championships at the Changwon International Shooting Range in South Korea. This year’s WSPS World […]

As August draws to a close, we look back on a busy month of national competition and Australian Team announcements as attention turns towards the beginning of the LA 2028 Olympic and Paralympic qualification period.

Let’s recap the month, look ahead to what’s coming up and share the latest information and resources from across our sport.

As part of Shooting Australia’s Coach Development Program (CDP), coaches from rifle and shotgun came together in Sydney for a coach-focused learning weekend built around the theme Coaching in Action – Observe. Understand. Design. Reflect. Adapt.

Throughout 2026, Shooting Australia (SA) has continued to prioritise sport development opportunities and initiatives across key focus areas aligned with “Building the Capacity and Capability of Olympic/Paralympic Shooting”, a key pillar of Shooting Australia’s LA 2028+ High Performance Strategic Plan.

As July comes to a close, we reflect on another busy month across the Shooting Australia calendar, with Australian athletes competing on the international stage, and development opportunities supporting athletes, coaches and officials.

Let’s recap July and have a look at what’s coming up. Plus, as always, some useful information and resources.

The Australian Team finished competition at the Novi Sad 2026 World Shooting Para Sport World Cup in Serbia with two finals appearances!

The Australian Team finished competition at the ISSF World Cup Pistol, Rifle & Shotgun event in Hangzhou, China delivering two medal winning performances.