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Shooting Australia Aligns Constitution, while Scott Houston Joins the Board

Shooting Australia updates its Constitution and appoints a new Board Member, Scott Houston.

LA2028 Para Shooting Program Confirmed

22 sports will be included in the LA 2028 Paralympic Games, offering 552 medal events and quota places for a total of 4,400 athletes.

On Target: Natalie Smith Secures World Cup Silver in Korea

Yesterday, Australian Para Rifle Athlete and four-time Paralympian, Natalie Smith claimed the silver medal in the R8 – Women’s 50m Rifle 3 Positions event at the World Shooting Para Sport […]

May 2025 Newsletter

Another month of international and domestic competition and exciting announcements has come to an end. Let’s recap May’s events and have a look at what’s coming up. Plus, some useful […]

Jack Rossiter Places 6th in the Grand Prix of Liberation 2025

Australian Rifle Athlete and three-time Olympian, Jack Rossiter, finished 6th in the Men’s 10m Air Rifle event at the Grand Prix of Liberation in Pilsen, Czech Republic.

Shooting Australia – Shotgun Performance Program

Last month Shooting Australia launched its LA 2028+ High Performance Strategic Plan, which is a document that provides not only a road map to our success at the LA 2028 Games, but the foundations for our sustained success in Brisbane 2032.

April 2025 Newsletter

Another exciting month of international and domestic competition and exciting announcements has come to a close. Let’s recap April’s events and have a look at what’s coming up. Plus, some useful information and resources!

Australia Launches its 2025 World Cup Campaign with a Bang

Competition has now concluded at the ISSF World Cup in Peru, marking the end of a very successful South American campaign for our Australian athletes.

Striking Gold: Smith and Iles win Mixed Trap Gold in Peru

In the final day of competition at the Lima, Peru International Shooting Sport Federation World Cup, Australians Penny Smith and Mitch Iles won the gold medal in the Trap Mixed Team event. 

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