Penny Smith equalled the Australian ISSF (Olympic) Trap record with a perfect qualifying score of 125 targets out of 125 at the Yarra Valley Grand Prix held at Melbourne Gun […]

We are pleased to announce the appointment of Gleniss Lawrence to the Board of Shooting Australia. Gleniss replaces Craig Henwood, who has resigned from the board to allow him to […]

Former Shooting Australia President, Cath Fettell, has been elected as a Vice President of the International Shooting Sports Federation (ISSF). The ISSF’s 70th General Assembly conducted earlier this month in […]

Shooting Australia has today formally announced the appointment of Andrew Sims as the President of the Shooting Australia Board. Andrew is familiar with the organisation having served on the Shooting […]

The ISSF President’s Cup 2022 takes place from the 28th of November to the 4th of December in Cairo, Egypt with two Australian’s having been invited to compete. The top […]

Shooting Australia has today announced its Athletes’ Committee comprising four of Australia’s highly decorated target Shooting National Squad athletes across the shotgun, pistol, rifle and para disciplines. Athletes who are […]

The Victorian Government has today announced that Gippsland will host Shooting as part of the regional 2026 Commonwealth Games. Last Wednesday the Commonwealth Games Federation confirmed the Phase 2 sports […]

The Commonwealth Games Federation (CGF) has today announced that Shooting will be included in the Victoria 2026 Commonwealth Games event program. The International Shooting Sport Federation (ISSF) received confirmation that […]

Australia’s Trap Team Women of Catherine Skinner, Laetisha Scanlan, and the returning Penny Smith closed out their ISSF World Championships campaign with a bronze medal on Friday. The trio scored […]