Australia Wants Olympic Medals — But Won’t Build the Shooting Ranges
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Australia Wants Olympic Medals — But Won’t Build the Shooting Ranges
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AUSTRALIA WANTS Olympic shooting medals—but families and clubs are being left to finance the facilities athletes need to train on.
In our latest episode, we speak with two-time Olympian Aislin Jones and her father and coach, Dave Jones, about Victoria’s abandoned 2026 Commonwealth Games plans and the shotgun facilities that never became the promised sporting legacy.
Aislin explains the hours of travel and home simulation required to train for ISSF skeet. Dave outlines what Olympic trap infrastructure costs, why rural athletes are being left behind and why shooting families have had to invest in facilities that governments routinely provide for other sports.
We also trace the history of Victoria’s proposed state shooting centre, the Shooting Sports Facilities Program, and the infrastructure Australia needs now if it is serious about developing athletes for Brisbane 2032.
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