AFLNT has received an application from the Big River Hawks Football Club and the Tiwi Bombers Football Club to each field a women’s team in the 2019/20 TIO NTFL Women's Premier League season.
After more than 2,000 people attended the first day of CAFL finals action on Sunday, AFLNT is pleased to announce the schedule for this weekend; the first weekend of 'town' finals and the second for 'country' divisions.
This role is responsible for the strategic management and operation of the NTFL and all community football leagues and clubs across the NT. The position will be responsible for developing and implementing strategies to manage and grow community competitions.
The Men's Premier League fixture for the 2019/20 NTFL season is packed full of highlights and excitement, starting on Saturday 5 October 2019 and culminating on Saturday 14 March 2020.
The Under 18s Town vs Country rivalry will reignite on Saturday 14 September at Albrecht Oval in Alice Springs when the two teams come together to showcase the best under 18 football talent from the Central Australian region.
With the last home and away round of the Central Australian Football League (CAFL) town competition being played this Saturday, the CAFL Country League and Community Cup League both begin their finals series on Sunday at TIO Traeger Park.
On the completion of the 2019 AFLW season AFLNT and the Adelaide Football Club mutually decided that given the ever-changing landscape of the women’s game, the time was right to look at other opportunities.
Congratulations to the hometown heroes, the Yuendumu Magpies on winning four do-or-die finals to claim the Grand Final, and to Santa Teresa for being the best women's team.
AFLNT and NT Thunder are thrilled to see three of its players; Ben Jungfer, Nigel Lockyer and Kieren Parnell invited to test at the 2019 NAB AFL State Combine ahead of the AFL Draft.
AFLNT and ICTV are thrilled to be taking selected games of the remaining TIO CAFL season live to Alice Springs and Indigenous communities via TV, and live everywhere else via YouTube.
Peter Apuatimi, Travis Baxter-Althouse, Aaron Knight-Nilsson, Byron Mayo and coach, Nick Eades receive All-Australian honours following historic 2019 AFL Inclusion Carnival.
Wattie Scholes, a real go-getter from Alice Springs, will get to present a premiership medal on AFL Grand Final Day at the MCG after he was awarded the Round 18 NAB AFL Auskicker of the Year.
In front of a sellout crowd at TIO Traeger Park, reigning premiers the West Coast Eagles have survived a strong challenge by 'home' team Melbourne to take the four points, 14.7.91 to 11.12.78.
