The situation with COVID-19 remains fluid and the details and application of restrictions vary from jurisdiction to jurisdiction.
Commonalities include limiting or restricting non-essential travel, social distancing and gathering restrictions which render our traditional meetings and social events untenable for the time being. 

We would like to be in a position to provide clear and certain answers – that is simply not possible at the moment. The one certainty is uncertainty. 
What we will do is keep you informed as best we can. Hunters should always defer to local advice and check with local authorities if they are unsure. 

We have no specific information for the Australian Capital Territory.
For the best information go to https://www.covid19.act.gov.au

All hunting in New South Wales State forests will be suspended from mid-night Monday 6 April 2020.
This will include an immediate suspension of hunting bookings and the cancellation of all current and future written permissions from mid-night Monday 6 April 2020. 
For the best information go to https://www.health.nsw.gov.au/Pages/default.aspx

In the Northern Territory access to remote communities is closed. Back Country Hunting is suspended. https://health.nt.gov.au

In Queensland fishing for food is still permissible, we have no specific information on hunting.
For the best information go to https://www.health.qld.gov.au

In South Australia hunting continues. Hunters should check with private landholders before accessing property, even if you don’t normally have to do so.  
For the best information go to https://www.sahealth.sa.gov.au/…/Public…/SA+Health+Internet/

In Tasmania, Premier Gutwein has explicitly included shooting and fishing amongst the activities that are allowed – public land remains closed and hunters should check with private landholders before accessing property, even if you don’t normally have to do so.  
For the best information go to http://www.dhhs.tas.gov.au

In Victoria, Game Seasons remain open, however, restrictions on travel and gatherings render hunting practically impossible for most hunters. If you can stay at home, you must stay at home. 
The latest statement from the Chief Health Officer, Professor Brett Sutton is clear - “Unfortunately, this means no fishing, no hunting, no boating, no camping, and no golf - we ask Victorians to stop looking for loopholes. Just do the right thing. 
The advice is clear; by staying at home you’re saving lives.”
Article on ADA Website http://tinyurl.com/verfreu 
The Blond Bay Hog Deer Advisory Group has suspended hunting for 2020. 
For the best information go to https://www.dhhs.vic.gov.au

In Western Australia hunters should check with private landholders before accessing property, even if you don’t normally have to do so.  
For the best information go to https://ww2.health.wa.gov.au

We will update this information as appropriate.