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Football Tasmania kicks goals for women and girls with new equality program
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Upcoming Referee Courses

Looking to take up refereeing next season? There are new upcoming Level 4 Introductory refereeing course being run in Launceston and the North West Coast in early 2020. Refereeing is the perfect way to earn some money whilst staying fit and keeping involved in our great game.

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FT Statement on Air Quality

Football Tasmania is very conscious that current natural and climatic events have caused a deterioration in the air quality across the State.

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TERM 1 FUTSAL REGISTRATION

TERM 1 2020 FUTSAL REGISTRATION IS NOW OPEN Senior Futsal (Hobart) The Senior competitions commence on Sunday 9th February 2020 9 week roster starting 9th February + Semis & Finals. Team Entry Fee - $90 (includes GST) Venues: Aurora Stadium, Clarence Stadium & New

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Football Tasmania Releases Season 2020 Senior Fixtures

Implementing the recommendations of the Competition Review into Football in Tasmania lies at the core of the season 2020 senior fixtures released today by Football Tasmania. A major focus on Club Match Days will see the bulk of the NPL TAS season played in the traditional Satu

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Kingborough SAP Festival Program

Football Tasmania wishes all participants in this year’s Kingborough SAP Festival an enjoyable and successful weekend of football. FT would also like to thank the Kingborough Council, The Kingborough Cricket Club and the Kingborough Lions United Football Club for their support

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FT welcomes Tasmanian Government support for Women’s World Cup bid

Football Tasmania has welcomed the Tasmanian Government’s support for Australia’s bid to host the 2023 Women’s World Cup. Premier Hodgman today announced that Tasmania would be a part of the bid book that makes up Australia's push to host the biggest Women's Sporting event on