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Sporting, child protection and anti-discrimination agencies around the country, together with Australian sporting leaders such as John Eales and Layne Beachley, are calling on sport at all levels to use Play By The Rules to raise...

Tournament management, officials and all teams are in final preparations for the 6th Asian

Championships to be held in Bangkok.

Delegates from Touch Football Australia and NSW Touch Association have been won over by the Mid-Western Region Council’s plans to create a state-of-the-art sporting facility at Glen Willow.

TouchWest and Garnduwa will visit indigenous communities north of Broome late this week.

Touch Football Australia (TFA) is launching today the expression of interest (EOI) process for a proposed “Challenge Series” v NSWTA within the NTL in 2010 as well as the Rest of Australia Permit which will be known as ‘The...

Karratha have claimed a ninth straight Championship title, defeating Pilbara rivals Hedland 8 – 3 in the

2009 Be Active North West Touch Football Championship final in Broome yesterday.

Dubbo will again host the 2009 New South Wales Country Championships, which will be held on Saturday 30 and Sunday 31 May, 2009.

For a long time, we in the Touch Football community have known that our sport is amongst the most popular in Australia, and the stats now prove that overall.

The Sunshine Coast Daily has started their coverage of the 2010 X-Blades National Touch League, after the announcement was made that Kawana’s Stockland Park will host the event.

The Australian Sports Commission is providing a Local Sporting Champions program that is now available for individuals and teams.