* In New South Wales, throwing knives are classified as prohibited weapons and are illegal to possess without a permit.
* In Victoria, throwing knives are classified as restricted weapons and require a permit to purchase and possess.
* In Queensland, throwing knives are legal to purchase and possess, but it is illegal to carry them in a public place without a reasonable excuse.
* In South Australia, throwing knives are legal to purchase and possess, but it is illegal to carry them in a public place without a lawful reason.
* In Western Australia, throwing knives are classified as prohibited weapons and are illegal to possess without a permit.
* In Tasmania, throwing knives are legal to purchase and possess, but it is illegal to carry them in a public place without a lawful reason.
In addition to the state-based laws, there are also federal laws that regulate the importation and exportation of throwing knives. Under the Customs (Prohibited Imports) Regulations 1956, it is illegal to import throwing knives into Australia without a permit. It is also illegal to export throwing knives from Australia without a permit.
If you are considering purchasing or possessing a throwing knife, it is important to be aware of the legal requirements in your state and country.
