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What
the ASAFA web site looks like
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Aussie
football goes online
By
Jo Button
DEFENCE members interested in Australian Football will benefit from
the launch of the new Defence Australian Football Intranet site.
It
is the first ADF sport to have its official site approved on the
Defence Intranet at: http://intranet.defence.gov.au/armyweb/sites/ASAFA/.
This
initiative of the Australian Services Australian Football Association
(ASAFA) seizes the opportunities offered by web based technologies.
This
site provides 24-hour access to information relating to Defence
Australian Football for Defence members who live this great Australian
game.
ASAFA
is the Aussie Rules Association for ADF members (both full-time
and part-time) and Defence civilians (although workplace conditions
apply), which aims to encourage and promote the sport of Aussie
Rules and provide the opportunity for members to compete at the
national level.
The
site currently offers:
- Photos
of previous Defence Aussie Rules games;
- Photographs
and details of ADF Umpires and Coaches;
- Details
on ASAFA members and positions vacant;
- Messages
from the Patrons of ASAFA and Women's Football; and the
- ASAFA
Strategic Plan 2003 to 2007.
In
order for this site to continuously evolve and progressively offer
more information and services relating to Defence Aussie Rules,
contributions from Defence members are invited. For example, ASAFA
is currently seeking information on the history of Aussie Rules
in the ADF.
- Please
send any contributions to the appropriate ASAFA member listed
on the site.
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