Having a machete got mentioned t'other day, but
https://www.abc.net.au/news/2025-03-14/machete-knife-crime-victoria-explainer/105049700
"Machetes are already "controlled weapons", which mean they cannot be possessed or carried without a lawful excuse, but under Premier Jacinta Allan's new proposal, they will be banned.
The government describes machetes as "long, cutting edged" knives "with a blade of more than 20 centimetres".
Under the new laws, Victorians who legitimately require them such as farmers or hunters will be required to apply for exemptions."
No mention of campers though? 
From what I read and understand…
No fully automatic machetes. Bolt action only.
Maximum sheath capacity of 5 machetes.
You will need to be a member of a machete sporting club or a primary producer.
There will be a 2 day course on machete safety, a psychological exam and intensive background check for licensing requirements.
You will not be able to own a machete for 12 months.
After 12 months you will be able to purchase a machete from a registered machete dealer and it will be stored at the machete club for a period of another 12 months.
You will need to attend at least 6 gazetted machete competitions a year if you fall under a “sporting macheter” license.
When transporting a machete, the blade and the handle must be transported separately. The blade must be transported in a lockable case and in a locked, secure part of the vehicle. The handle cannot be kept in the same compartment.
Home storage must seperate the blade and the handle into to seperate lockable boxes. The lock box for the handles may be stored within the locked blade storage area providing it is locked separately from the main locked area.
All machetes will come with a serial number and will only be allowed to be bought and sold via authorised machete dealers.
ANY modification to the machete, for example, docking the handle, shortening the blade or adding flutes to make it quieter, are all forbidden.
Repairs may only be carried out by a licensed machetesmith.
Sawn-off machetes are still allowed as long as they're under 20cm.