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ATR Print Editions
The Australian Target Rifle (ATR) magazine commenced in 1995 and changed to an on-line publication back in 2017. The online print editions can be found below in reverse chronological order.
In March 2020, the NRAA made the bold and progressive decision to cease the on-line magazine style publication and moved to an on-line blog format, so that news, articles and other important information is published as it is received.
This page is a work in progress and ATR issues prior to 2017 will be added over time, so make sure you check back regularly.
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ANZAC DAY 2024 – ‘Rifle Shooters Remember the Sacrifice and Commitment’
ANZAC Day history began in the darkness before dawn, as Australian and New Zealand soldiers rowed towards Gallipoli on 25 April 1915. On 25 April 1916, ANZAC Day became officially recognised and is a day for all Australians and New Zealanders to pause, reflect...
NRAA Policy Updates
NRAA has been restructuring its website to ensure its Policies – including those approved by Sport Integrity Australia (SIA), are prominent and easy to find. In addition, a page called Integrity and Info Hub have been introduced and information included in: About Us...
Appointment of Directors to Fill Casual Vacancies
The NRAA is seeing to appoint two Directors to fill casual vacancies on the Board. The NRAA’s independent Director, Mr Matthew Rowe, has recently resigned from the Board of the NRAA due to work impacts limiting the available time he could commit to the NRAA. The Board...
Call for EOI’s – NRAA IT Project Committee
The NRAA is seeking appropriately experienced persons with IT skills and expertise to form an IT Project Committee. The IT Project Committee will be tasked with scoping and involved in implementing a new website, online membership system, events program, and OPMP...
Call for Nominations – President’s Team – NRAA Veterans Teams Matches
Disciplines: A team will be formed in each of TR, F Open, FSTD and FTR (subject to required number of nominations received to form a Team). Age: Veterans category – must be 60 years of age on or before the first day of competition (14th October 2024). Competition...
Announcement – formation of PSR Committee
Emma Brindley – Multi Talented U25 Team Member!
U25 TR World Championships Team member Emma Brindley (ACTFBTR) not only has a dynamic aim, she also dances the Highland Fling! At the recently held TR World Championships, Emma was asked to contribute to the presentation of the Scottish Sword Match, which is part of...
Our U25’s TR World Championships Team do Australia Proud!
A big congratulations to the Australian U25’s Team for their many successes at the 2024 Long Range TR World Championships. Their lead in results were superb and while an unfortunate mishap at the 900m Range prevented a successive U25 World Championships title win in...
Australian Veterans TR Team – 2024 World Champions!
Australia’s Veterans Team (60 years and over) has successfully defended their world championship title won in NZ in 2019 to become the World Champions in long range fullbore shooting for the second time in a row! The team, headed by Captain Neil Gibbins and Manager...
NRAA Director Appointment
NRAA has appointed James Varty to a casual Director vacancy. Born and raised in Durban South Africa, James found interest in smallbore target rifle with the musketry team at Glenwood Boys High School competing provisionally and achieving blazer colours. After...