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'Cut off at the knees': Discontent over football shake-up hits home for players, clubs
Common Sense34 minutes ago
Why do you think they couldn't field teams? Their catchment area was all of Weston and Molonglo. Its… View
Kali1 hour ago
No, Weston Molonglo voluntarily left the comp because they could field teams due to lack of numbers.… View
Common Sense3 hours ago
NPLB is the top league for boys youth in the Canberra Region and the instructions for survival last… View
Where to now for over 2000 soccer players following the folding of Gungahlin United?
Kali36 minutes ago
Agree with Common Sense, everyone in the football community knew about these issues and dating back… View
Nic Belardo1 hour ago
Lori J Tas 7 years ago.... That's how long ago this started... View
Heywood Smith2 hours ago
@Daniel, I hear their NPL coaches are paid well though.. View
Batten down the hatches - wild wind and storms are on their way
Heywood Smith47 minutes ago
@Rob.. Someone once said something about this climate change thingamajig happening. View
Second dog dies after walk at Lake Ginninderra - could the government be doing more to protect our pets?
Bloke481 hour ago
You have a dog? … then take care of it! It’s not government’s responsibility to read the signs… View
Max_Rockatansky4 hours ago
ACT Greens promised to clean up the waterways of Canberra in 2012, they were then part of government… View
