Lithgow Small Arms Museum collection put at risk with new regulation

Ciara Bastow
Updated April 12 2019 - 7:18am, first published April 11 2019 - 7:00pm
LSAFM president Renzo Benedet and custodian Donna White in front of some of the guns that would be lost to the museum with the regulation. Picture: CIARA BASTOW
LSAFM president Renzo Benedet and custodian Donna White in front of some of the guns that would be lost to the museum with the regulation. Picture: CIARA BASTOW

The viability of the Lithgow Small Arms Factory Museum (LSAFM) has been put in jeopardy, volunteers warn, following the introduction of legislation that could see the destruction of 70 per cent of the facility's artefacts.

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Ciara Bastow

Ciara Bastow

Senior Journalist

Hi! I'm Ciara and I've been working as a journalist for a number of years now, covering everything ranging from council, human interest stories, community news and sport. Got a story? Email me at ciara.bastow@austcommunitymedia.com.au

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