Talk:List of Australian rules football leagues in Australia

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There are a number of errors throughout the pages of a number of states, but there appears no way to correct them. For example, in New South Wales it's not Northern Rivers, it's Northern Riverina. And in South Australia it's Yorke Peninsula, not just Yorke. Amongst others.

I will be joining in October after the 2006 season so I can go to work on filling out the local Australian league section. 58.168.224.2 03:22, 9 August 2006 (UTC)

I'm leaving this here until I can verify which league should represent New South Wales. Some other major leagues might be worth including too. █ T █ P █ K █ 09:43, 12 Nov 2004 (UTC)

Major Australian rules football leagues in Australia
National league: Australian Football League State leagues: Victorian Football League West Australian Football League South Australian National Football League AFL Queensland Northern Territory Football League
Complete list