Glen Waverley, Victoria
When I transferred the photo files from my little black camera to my big black computer box-thingie, the file names started with ‘img-1969’ and ended with ‘img-1982’. Makes sense, I thought. This big,… Continue reading
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Nannup, cricket, Western Australia
The Nannup Tigers are a small club but they made the preliminary final of the big and strong Busselton-Margaret River Cricket Association in the 2016/17 season.
Ransford Oval, Brunswick, Victoria
Story by Josh Pinn Photos courtesy of Polly Fletcher / West Brunswick Amateur Football Club The inaugural season of the AFL Women’s competition has had a massive success in the community. Not only… Continue reading
Nabawa, Western Australia
When you’re in the scoreboard spotting business it’s always best to have a score or at least a few digits up on display. But it’s not always possible, especially when you’re passing through… Continue reading
Mosman Park, Tom Perrott Reserve, Western Australia
Mosman Park prides itself on being between the river and the sea and I reckon you could see both from the scoreboard.
Coorow, Maley Park, Western Australia
You’ll find Coorow about 275km north of Perth. Footy has been played there for over 100 years but in 1971 there was a merger that led to the formation of the Coorow-Latham Football… Continue reading
Carnamah, Western Australia
I’d heard about the Carnamah Kid many years ago but visited the town for the first time last week.
Three Springs, Western Australia
Situated 325km north of Perth, Three Springs is a town with a rich football history. The football club was created in 1909 and is the only surviving original member of the North Midlands… Continue reading