The National Rifle Association of Australia (NRAA) is seeking nominations for the Selection Committee for the 2025–2027 term. This committee is responsible for overseeing the transparent and merit-based selection of athletes and officials to represent Australia at international fullbore target rifle competitions. The work of this committee directly...
The NRAA invites nominations for membership of the Sporter Commitee for the 2025/2026 term. The Sporter Committee plays a key role in supporting the development, governance, and promotion of the Sporter Classes (SPC and SPCO). Members will contribute strategic advice to the NRAA Rules Committee, promote growth and participation in the discipline, and...
NRAA's Selection Policy for its Green and Blue Blazer teams has not been updated since 2016 and with NRAA adopting the Sport Integrity Australia NIF policies, our 2016 Policy was no longer reflecting contemporary requirements for national team members. It was also important for the selection process to be clear and open and to introduce a selection...
The NRAA is pleased to release the final draft of the updated Standard Shooting Rules (SSR) for review and comment. This draft reflects the considered work of the NRAA Rules Committee and incorporates feedback received during earlier consultation phases. Chapters 1–3 (General Rules, Target Rifle, F-Class, and Sporter/Hunter) are now available for final...
Preamble Growing our membership and encouraging active club participation are key to the future of our sport. The Sporter classes (SPC/SPCO) offer a fantastic opportunity for clubs to engage new members—especially those who may already have experience with firearms through other organisations. Sporter is an accessible and more affordable way for people to...
NRAA’s F Class teams match was held at the sunny and warm Townsville Range from Monday 19 May to Wednesday 21 May 2025. The host for the competition was North Queensland Rifle Association (NQRA) on behalf of NRAA. The match was attended by 7 of the NRAA’s State & Territory Associations being – QRA, NSWRA, ACTFBTR, VRA, N'QLD, SARA and WARA. The...
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