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May 13, 2005 US Creates Special Visa for Australian WorkersADDITIONAL VISA CATEGORY FOR AUSTRALIAN PROFESSIONALS AND BUSINESS PEOPLE Washington DC, May 11, 2005 In a first for Australia, the United States has created a separate visa category (E-3 visa) specifically for 10,500 Australian business people and professionals seeking to live and work temporarily in the United States. This achieves some of the human capital mobility goals that Australia established in the Australia US Free Trade Agreement. Read more » |
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May 12, 2005 Denver Bulldogs to Host TournamentWhen: June 4th 8am – 4pm & 5th 8am – 2pm The Denver Bulldogs Australian Football Club, three time consecutive National Champions, are pleased to be hosting another Western Regional Football Tournament in Denver. Read more » |
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May 12, 2005 MAAFL season starts in AtlantaThe new MAAFL season started as the old one ended, with defending MAAFL Premiers St. Louis handing the Kookaburras a defeat. The game was a see-saw ripper with the Blues gutting through 10.10.70 to 9.7.61. With so many players gone from last year's championship side, there is no telling whether the Blues can manage a third straight league title, but they started out with a tough win on the road at the renowned Horsey Park in the-overly-tittered Cummings, GA. Read more » |
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May 4, 2005 College UpdateThis Saturday the Vandy Aussie Rules Clubs will take to the field at Elmington Park with five Vandy seniors wearing Black & Gold for the last time..... President & Captain - Jonathan Mott will lead the team for the last time with seniors Evan Gardiner, Robert Caldwell, Jason Newquist, and Daniel Branscomb. The club was really founded and developed on these now senior players who have been playing with the club since their sophomore year. Read more » |
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May 4, 2005 The Secret Life and Times ofAndrew Ehlers Read more » |
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Apr 29, 2005 NC Tigers vs Etobicoke KangaroosThe North Carolina Tigers will play host to the Etobicoke Kangaroos of Read more » |
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Apr 29, 2005 Umpire Clinic at the Wild West ShootoutThe scene was Las Vegas, the tournament- The Wild West Shootout, the temperature- a sizzling 90 degrees, so why not hold an umpire clinic as well? In the backdrop of the pulsating Las Vegas strip, budding, new AFL accrediting umpires took their first steps to Level 1 accreditation. The new accreditation course, Level 1, Tier A, was the reason that 10 of us crowded into this hotel room at Terrible’s Hotel and Casino in Nevada. Read more » |
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Apr 29, 2005 Umpiring at the Okay CorralUMPIRING AT THE OKAY CORRAL In the Summer heat of 2004, it struck the boys at the Tucson Javelinas, that this might just be about the perfect time to have an umpires clinic in Arizona. Well, that was fine for the locals but it was a most interesting time for the Umpire’s Coach Brian Green, and his son Sam who slipped away from the melting snow in New York City to be confronted with the wilting cactus and howling coyote. Read more » |
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Apr 28, 2005 Women's Footy Blasting OffRead more » |
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Apr 25, 2005 Colorado's First In-door Aussie Rules demoMay 13th the Denver Bulldogs, 4 Time National USAFL Champions, will host Colorado’s first in-door Australian Rules Football demo game on an Arena Football field when they play at halftime between the Colorado Crush and the Nashville Kats. The demo will be a quick game to show the fans some of the aspects of the game. Should be a fast paced hard-hitting affair. Read more » |
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Apr 22, 2005 Florida Redbacks hit the newsFollowing a visit from a Channel 47 reporter to training this week and to the Baltimore/Washington game, the Florida Redbacks will be on television this weekend. They will feature on Channel 47 on Friday and Sunday at 8.00pm. This is a first for the Redbacks and is a great reflection on the hard work of their committee. Be sure to look for it if you are in the viewing area. Congratulations to you all. - Julie Upton Read more » |
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Apr 13, 2005 International Footy Comes to RaleighMay 7, 2005 - Raleigh, North Carolina. The North Carolina Tigers will play host to the Etobicoke Kangaroos of Toronto Canada. The Kangaroos are on a tour of the United States and are visiting a past player, Matt Gordon. Matt Gordon, a NC Tigers player, spent last summer training with the Kangaroos while performing an internship in Canada. In appreciation for Matt playing, the Kangaroos agreed to stop by North Carolina and take on the Tigers. The game will be held Saturday, May 7 at 11:00 o'clock AM at Miller Fields on the campus of North Carolina State University. Read more » |
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Apr 13, 2005 USAFL'er in JapanSo today (April 2nd) I had my first practice and footy game. We play at Read more » |
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Apr 6, 2005 USFootyKids comes to WisconsinThis spring, young residents of Wauwatosa, Wis., got the opportunity to play by a different set of rules when the Wauwatosa Recreation Department offered its first-ever Australian rules football program for youths in grades 3 and up. Read more » |
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