Amnesty will now be in effect for any individuals who hand in unregistered firearms to Griffith Police Station

Elizabeth Gracie
Updated July 4 2021 - 4:55pm, first published July 2 2021 - 8:00am
A MOVE IN THE RIGHT DIRECTION: Riverina Hunting and Fishing owner Glenn Castellaro said he welcomed the change to make gun amnesty permanent across Australia. PHOTO: Lizzie Gracie
A MOVE IN THE RIGHT DIRECTION: Riverina Hunting and Fishing owner Glenn Castellaro said he welcomed the change to make gun amnesty permanent across Australia. PHOTO: Lizzie Gracie

Anyone with an unregistered or unwanted firearm will now be able to hand them over to police or licensed firearms dealers without fear of legal repercussions as part of a recently announced Australia wide gun amnesty.

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Elizabeth Gracie

Journalist at The Area News in Griffith and The Irrigator in Leeton, NSW. Lover of a good yarn, strong coffee and great wine. Let's chat: lizzie.gracie@austcommunitymedia.com.au

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