Dowerin, Western Australia
Two things come up when Dowerin enters a conversation. The WA Wheatbelt town about 160km north-east of Perth is famous for its Field Day (29-30 August 2018) and as the place where Buddy… Continue reading
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Koorda, Western Australia
It was my first visit to Koorda. I knew about it as the home of Troy and Justin Longmuir but my travels just hadn’t taken me there. The scoreboard immediately took my eye,… Continue reading
Perth Stadium, Western Australia
Interstate and overseas readers may be aware that WA has a new stadium. It’s been given a corporate naming rights name we won’t be using on this site. The new L-plate state government… Continue reading
Peake & District, South Australia
Photos by Rob McLean The further from the city the better the scoreboards, we reckon. Rob McLean proved the point in a recent Twitter post/tweet/thingie with these photos from Peake, in the South… Continue reading
Talbot, Victoria
In an imaginary game at Talbot yesterday, the home team defeated VIS by just two points. Scoreboard Pressure thanks the management of Talbot Recreation Reserve for leaving the scoreboard unlocked, making our research… Continue reading
Mordialloc, Victoria
If I’d been able to get into the fortress that is the scoreboard at the Ben Kavanagh Reserve in Mordialloc, a southern bayside suburb of Melbourne, I would have found the numbers 1,… Continue reading
Queen Elizabeth Oval, Bendigo, Victoria
Top level footy and cricket (and probably other things) have been played at QEO since the 1890s.
White Hills, Victoria
Richard Jones, who took this photo, tells us that White Hills is a northern suburb of Bendigo on the road to Echuca.