The Queensland Government has allocated $42.5 million of critical relief to sports clubs affected by Cyclone Alfred and West Queensland flooding.
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CommBank help flood-hit football teams get back on the pitch
Football Australia’s major commercial partner, Commonwealth Bank, are providing grants to local football clubs across Queensland and New South Wales …
Football Queensland’s Walktober events support Walking Football
Football Queensland have announced the launch of Walktober as an initiative to encourage social connection through sport.
Canterbury Bankstown Council waives field hire costs
With the ongoing impact of extended COVID-19 enforced lockdowns on NSW, the City of Canterbury Bankstown Council have opted to waive ground hire costs in an effort to support community clubs.
Football NSW offers facilities for use as vaccination hubs
In a show of solidarity from the community during these unprecedented times, Football NSW has announced the news that a number of clubs across the state have offered their facilities up as mass and pop-up vaccination hubs to assist with the current situation.
EFL and eBay launch ‘Small Businesses United’ partnership
A new three-year partnership has been inked between the English Football League and eBay that will see communities represented in …