The Chamberlain Foundation was established in 2015 by Ray, Peter and Brian Chamberlain to support organisations providing services to people suffering with mental illness and at risk of suicide – with a particular focus on First Responders and Service Men & Women.
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New AFLUA leadership group gets down to work
Brett Rosebury will lead the association again in 2020 following the AGM in February. The 2019 executive committee determined that the executive needed more support given the influx of AFLW members and the increasing pressure on the administration. The position of Vice President was re-introduced and the Association constitution amended to include the position. Former goal umpire’s rep, Adam Wojcik was appointed to the position. Adam’s portfolio will be to focus on the internal operations of the administration and AFLW members. He will also be a significant support to Brett in his role as President.
Bushfire Appeal Game – State of Origin
Everyone has been touched in some way by the bushfire tragedy in recent months.
AFLUA Rewards Excellence
The 2019 Awards afternoon was held at Ikon Park for the second year in a row at the completion of the National Boundary and Goal umpires camp on Sunday 2 February. 106 members, life members and hall of fame umpires joined us for a celebration of the 2019 season.
AFLW umpiring to be boosted by the best in the business
AFL-LISTED umpires will take charge during matches in the NAB AFLW season for the first time in 2020.
Boundary umpires join the bushfire relief effort
In support of the Australian Red Cross Bushfire Fund, 12 AFL Boundary Umpires and 3 ex-VFL umpires teamed up together to run 21.1km last Sunday, raising $750 in the process.
Peter Carey appointed head of umpiring at the EFNL
The Eastern Football Netball League (EFNL) is pleased to announce the appointment of former VFL/AFL field umpire Peter Carey as Head of Umpiring.
Three new field umpires join the 2020 list
Jamie Broadbent
Matthew Bridges – one of two new goal umpires in Queensland
Matthew was attracted to umpiring because he saw it as a way of having someone pay him to be fit, rather than the other way around, and so began his career as firstly a field umpire, then a goal umpire, with him reaching the AFL panel for season 2020.