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Get Ya Guards On program returns to the Knockout for its third year - Koori Mail (opens the original)
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Student volunteer from Sydney Dental School custom-fits mouthguard at Koori Knockout in Tamworth. Picture: Erin Taylor. Last year, the team fitted more than 500 Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islander players with free custom mouthguards at the Koori Knockout in Tamworth, get down to King Park Sports Complex this weekend and get yours fitted. Ms Taylor is leading a research project to look at how custom mouthguards compare to the standard ‘boil and bite’ types, and whether they help reduce head tr
Tiwi teen stars in breakout season - Koori Mail (opens the original)
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Francis Tipungwuti. Picture: The Border Mail. Tiwi teenager Francis Tipungwuti stars in breakout Victorian season. Young Tiwi forward Francis Tipungwuti, pictured, has continued his rapid rise, claiming the Hume Football League’s leading goalkicker award after an impressive season with Henty. The 19-year-old kicked 65 goals from 15 games for the country Victorian club, finishing the home-and-away season as the competition’s most prolific forward. Tipungwuti has also been named among Henty’s best
Hoops help empower bush communities - Koori Mail (opens the original)
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The Rankin sisters from the NT took part in the H4H Change Champions Project. They are pictured with Hoops 4 Health founder Tim Duggan. Pictures: supplied. Tim Duggan, the founder of Hoops 4 Health (H4H), and the first Indigenous player from the NT to play in the NBL, and his team are up skilling and mentoring local champions within their own communities, as part of new funding from Aboriginal Investment NT. “The H4H Change Champions Project has created a foundation for long-term, community-driv
Douglas earns AFLW spot - Koori Mail (opens the original)
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The 20-year-old joins the Crows after two seasons with North Melbourne in the VFLW, where she built a reputation as a tough and versatile utility. Douglas has played 22 VFLW games across the past two years and was part of the Kangaroos’ premiership side in 2025. She has featured in six matches this season, averaging 18.6 disposals, five marks and two tackles. Douglas will take the final place on Adelaide’s list following the retirement of former captain Chelsea Randall last month. Crows Executiv
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