The Queensland Government has opted not to align the state's regulations with the prevailing national standards, asserting that the current laws are appropriate...
In many ways, airsoft is similar to paintball. Air guns – often called airsoft markers or BB guns – are used to shoot little plastic or biodegradable balls to...
While these are distinct sports with different equipment and rules, they share core elements like tactical gameplay, teamwork, and community spirit. Many players enjoy both sports, and they often face similar challenges around field access, insurance, and public perception in Australia. We seek to bridge the gap between both sports.
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Australia's complex legal situation around Airsoft means there's naturally less activity to report on compared to Paintball, which operates freely across the country. We cover what's happening in both communities proportionally to the actual news and developments and aim to publish the most relevant content.
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