July 2, 2026

Gun buyback deadline expires with most states still refusing to sign on

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IN BRIEFA 1 July deadline to support a national gun buyback through state and territory parliaments has now expired.The deadline was the second to lapse after the federal government initially targeted early April for the changes.Hopes for a new nationwide gun buyback have been dealt a blow after the deadline for governments to sign up to the proposed scheme expired.Australia's more than four million licensed guns were in Canberra's crosshairs after the Bondi massacre prompted the federal government to promise to buy back surplus and illegal firearms from their owners.But the deadline to support a national buyback through state and...

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