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Australia Finish Ireland Tour in Style

Country Champions inflict 1st loss

Australia Remains undefeated

Australia wins first match on Irish Tour

Tasmania Back from Wilderness

Tasmania are back in the Australian Amateur Football Championships after a 13 year absence. The AAFC (Australian Amateur Football Council) approved the inclusion of Tasmania as a member of the AAFC and to participate in the next Triennial Series 2008 - 2010.  Tamania fought gallantly but went down by 11 points in a arm wrestle with the WAAFL in Devonport.

All Australian Team Announcement

Following the completion of the Triennial Series 2005 - 2007, an All Australian U 23 Team is to be selected.

All Australian U 23Team defeats Tassie North

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Background

The AAFC was formed in 1933 with three member states: South Australia, Tasmania and Victoria. Western Australia joined after the war when its definition of amateur football was brought into line with the other states. The highlight for amateur league states was the football carnivals held every three years. The final carnival was held in 1994 and the AAFC disbanded in 1996. The AAFC was reformed in 2001.

From 1996, interstate games against Western Australia stopped while South Australia and Victoria continued. In 2002, a triennial series was introduced over a three year period. Western Australia rejoined the competition with an Under 23 team. In 2005, for the first time an international series was held in Ireland playing international rules.

 

Purposes

To provide:

  • Inclusivity in participation
  • Pathways to reach potential
  • Health and safety for enjoyment
  • Collaboration in community building
  • Advocacy for amateur football

To organise:

  • National and international events

 

Priorities

 

Club Development

  • Design a volunteer management plan
  • Accredit all coaches, trainers and administrators
  • Implement a code of conduct/behaviour
  • Create a facilities development plan
  • Formulate a program for increased participation and junior development

 

Governance

  • Document roles and responsibilities of all club officials
  • Develop a risk management policy and program
  • Develop a strategic plan
  • Develop a financial plan
  • Develop volunteer management plan

 

Advocacy & Funding

  • Build alliances with political, media, community and other sporting organisations
  • Understand all opportunities for funding /grants
  • Improve success rate of funding to amateur clubs/leagues


Communication & Technology

  • Develop interactive and informative websites
  • Establish systematic email communication networks
  • Publish all plans/reports to relevant members/stakeholders
  • Have regular newsletters
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