are shots illegal in nsw?
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Shots of alcohol banned. SHOTS and "bombs" of alcohol will be banned from clubs and pubs in the state's second-biggest city in the latest bid to crack down on drunken louts.
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Gel blasters and other replica firearms will need a reasonable excuse to be carried throughout Queensland after new laws were passed by Parliament. ... The replica guns, which are made of plastic and fire small water-soaked gel balls, are banned in all states except Queensland and South Australia.
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You have had no luck because there is no law. Syringes are OTC and can be sold to anyone without restrictions.
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In Australia, it is illegal to import body armour without prior authorisation from Australian Customs and Border Protection Service. It is also illegal to possess body armour without authorization in South Australia, Victoria, Northern Territory, ACT, Queensland & New South Wales.
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Gel-ball guns cannot be possessed in WA. They are classed as firearms and there are no provisions to possess or licence on. A person found in possession could be prosecuted, according to licensing WA.
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Across Australia, the sale of nitrous oxide canisters to whip cream is legal. However, some states and territories, including NSW, Victoria, South Australia and the Northern Territory, have made it an offence to supply them to anyone who they believe intends to misuse them.
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The Airbow is considered as a Category A firearm in all Australian states. In NSW you require a NSW Firearms License endorsed for Category A and a Permit to Acquire. At this point the airbow can only be used on private land in NSW and Victoria.
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There is no uniform national firearms legislation in Australia. The Commonwealth controls importation and the States and Territories each have their own legislative schemes to regulate the ownership and use of firearms. It has been estimated that there are about 3.5 million firearms in Australia.
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E-cigarettes that do not contain nicotine are legal in NSW. Adults can buy and use e-cigarettes that do not contain nicotine. The sale and use of e-liquid nicotine, including in e-cigarettes, is against the law. E-cigarettes are not harm-free and may expose users and bystanders to chemicals that are harmful to health.
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Whilst there are provisions for using model rocket motors in ACT, there are currently NO authorised rocket motors and therefore all model rocket motors in ACT are illegal. A 'Permit to Purchase' is required to possess, transport and use rocket motors in South Australia.
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Airsoft is regulated in New South Wales under the Firearms Act 1996 that classifies them as firearms, which the New South Wales Police do not allow for any reason. ... Airsoft weapons, under current state legislation, irrespective of muzzle velocity, cannot be lawfully possessed in Queensland.
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In NSW, a driver of a motor vehicle is not allowed to drive the vehicle without a driver licence on him/her at the time. This carries a maximum penalty of $2,200 fine if a court is to deal with the matter.
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INTRODUCTION. In NSW firearm suppressors are classified as 'prohibited weapons' and listed in schedule 1 of Weapons Prohibition Act 1998. The Act provides nine genuine reasons one may apply for a permit from the Commissioner of Police.
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TLDR: You cannot buy and cannot be in possession of Nunchaku in Melbourne. You will face some unnecessary pita legal repercussions. ... It's a prohibited weapon in Victoria, and I certainly doubt we could get a grant from the Governor or Chief Commissioner for possession of some.
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Driving with one hand The NSW road user's hand book says this explicitly, while other states are less clear about the rules. However, one handed driving is illegal under dangerous or inattentive driving laws in every state, and people are regularly fined for it.
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Compound Bows are not controlled by the Firearms Registry in NSW. A Compound Bow is not a prohibited weapon and you do not require a licence or permit to own one. Depending on how you intend to use the bow, you may wish to contact: Archery Australia - for target shooting (www.archery.org.au)
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Importantly, since 20 May 2019, if you are caught drink driving over the legal limit in NSW, even if it's a first-time or low-range offence, police may suspend your licence immediately – because drink driving has no place on our roads.