So they are not illegal but are subject to certain tests under the law. Whilst we regularly check on current laws and regulations, these are complex and subject to change.

It’s also illegal to visibly use or carry an offensive weapon (like a knife) in a public place that is likely to cause someone to fear for their personal safety.

Own – it is legal to own a multi-tool in South Australia. Participant reference: whrl.pl/RerI9i. We have also highlighted some items we have determined to have restrictions. ACT NSW NT QLD SA TAS VIC WA; Folding Knives (excluding daggers) Fixed Blade Knives (excluding daggers) Daggers: Star Knives: Throwing Knives: Swords: For example, KnifeCo can not sell you a sword if you live in Victoria.

posted 2015-Nov-7, 8:58 pm AEST O.P. South Australia. In particular, the infamous switchblade, which is banned in many countries, including Australia. hazardau. Carry – it’s illegal to carry a knife in public. well in australia its illegal to own knives at all if they have an edge unless their for eating or work or something, we cant even own nunchuckas, but balisong are legal in queensland(one our states) but i dont know if id get them imported with out getting busted, its prety risky i think, thanks seya On the whole, throwing knives fall under the banner of “controlled” weapons. posted 2015-Nov-7, 8:58 pm AEST ref: whrl.pl/RerI9i. Not “Prohibited” weapons. Each state has its own Weapons Act and Weapons Legislation. Current state legislations and weapons acts for each Australian state so you can determine whether your knife or slingshot for example is legal in your state. A RED square means it is ILLEGAL in your state unless you have the proper permits. from November 2015; to November 2016; last updated – posted 2016-Nov-15, 12:56 pm AEST posted 2016-Nov-15, 12:56 pm AEST User #600499 79 posts. Second Amendment enthusiasts are adding a new front to their right-to-bear-arms battle: knives. For more information … Hello, I was wondering if …

A GREEN square means that knife is LEGAL in your state.

It’s also illegal … List of legal knives in Australia. Archive View Return to standard view.