Are sparklers illegal in Australia?
It is illegal to buy, possess or discharge fireworks unless you hold a pyrotechnicians or single use licence. We must be notified of all fireworks displays, authorised events can be found using our fireworks display search.
Are sparkler bombs illegal in Victoria?
The Explosives (Fireworks Prohibition) order came into operation in 1982. Subsequently, the Dangerous Goods Act 1985 was introduced. Under section 54 of this Act,26 some fireworks are not banned. These include Chinese firecrackers, sparklers, model rocket motors, toy pistol caps, and other novelty fireworks.
What happens if you get caught with fireworks in Australia?
Anyone caught selling or purchasing fireworks without a licence faces fines of up to $27,000 and 12 months in jail and anyone caught displaying fireworks without a licence faces penalties of up to $27,500.
Are smoke bombs legal in NSW?
The short answer is No, unless you have a license to purchase, use, store, manufacturer, supply and transport fireworks than it is illegal to possession, let off or supply fireworks.
What sparklers do you need for a sparkler bomb?
Sparkler bombs are usually made from the 10 inch sparklers. Sparklers are wires that are coated in pyrotechnic material and iron fillings.
Are smoke bombs legal in Australia?
Colour Smokes are classified as non-dangerous goods, no permits or licences are needed to purchase or use them. However they have been developed for use by photographers, SFX technicians etc.
Are fireworks legal in Australia?
Australia. In Australia, most states and territories outlaw fireworks for consumers. Tasmania, ACT and Northern Territory allow use with a permit (dependent on calendar date and circumstances). However, on July 1 for Territory Day, one can freely use fireworks without a permit in the Northern Territory.
What fireworks are legal in NSW?
A pyrotechnicians licence authorises you to conduct one of these types of fireworks displays as specified on the licence:
- ground display fireworks.
- theatrical and indoor fireworks (close proximity)
- Chinese string fireworks.
- aerial shells (up to 300mm)
- aerial salutes up to 75mm.
Are Coloured smoke bombs legal in Australia?
Colour Smokes are classified as non-dangerous goods, no permits or licences are needed to purchase or use them.