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25.01.2022 Next time you want to buy a footy, buy a Krakatoas footy, and help support AFL Indonesias footy club in Melbourne. Sherrin factory custom made. Original Kangaroo Brand, leather, size 5. Contact us for prices (price is below RRP).
25.01.2022 Footy, Indonesia & Australia, Merdeka!
24.01.2022 The historic AFL Indonesia "Batam Cup" played at Gelora Citramas stadium on Batam island in Indonesias Riau Archipelago province, a short boat ride from Singapore, was the first time that all four of Indonesias Aussie Rules football clubs - the Jakarta Bintangs Australian Rules Football Club, the Bali Geckos Aussie Rules Football Club, the Balikpapan Borneo Bears Football Club, and the newly formed Batam Kalongs Football Club - had played against one another! The Bali Geckos were victorious in the final, defeating senior club, Jakarta Bintangs, in an absolute nail biter - by 4 points! The Batam Kalongs (Bats) made their debut as hosts while the Borneo Bears presented an all-indigenous team. Congratulations Bali!
24.01.2022 AFL Indonesia’s Melbourne club, the Krakatoas, have another Indonesian playing in the Victorian amateur leagues. Congratulations Yeni for your debut game.
24.01.2022 AFL Indonesias member club in Bali, Indonesia, the Bali Geckos Aussie Rules Football Club, are hosting a ticketed Australian Football League Grand Final 5-course champagne breakfast at Finns Rec Club featuring a Q&A with sporting legends Brent Todd, Rick Olarenshaw & Michael Klim and reserved front row seating to watch the game. If you miss out on a ticket to the VIP breakfast, you can still attend their Grand Final Function which will be the biggest on the island! Info: https://reservations.finnsrecclub.com//afl-grand-final-20/
23.01.2022 In Melbourne, Australia: Members and friends of AFL Indonesia's Australian affiliated football club, the Krakatoas FC will be watching the 2020 AFL Grand Final from the Gabba in Brisbane, live but via zoom - hosted together with their mates at Australia-Indonesia Youth Association - Victoria Chapter: https://docs.google.com//1FAIpQLSfuE_rzVCrk83_uS/viewform
23.01.2022 12 December 2019: From the Australia Awards in Indonesia "Every two weeks, one can find a unique scene in a field in Salatiga, Central Java. More than 200 girls in hijabs can be seen laughing as they run, kick and throw oblate-shaped balls. These boarding school students are learning how to play Australian rules football through Footy Coaching Clinic. "The program is spearheaded by Australian alumna Ana Surjanto, funded by the Australian Government through the Alumni Grant Sc...heme, and is implemented in collaboration with AFL Indonesia and the Krakatoas Football Club in Melbourne ..." Read on: https://www.australiaawardsindonesia.org//australian-rules
22.01.2022 The AFL's regional body, AFL Asia, has announced that Paul Halliday, Robert Spurr and Rod White have been elected to the AFL Asia Advisory Board. Paul Halliday is one of the founding members of the Jakarta Bintangs Australian Rules Football Club, a long-term committee member, a former President of the Club and currently serving as the Chairman of AFL Indonesia. AFL Asia noted that "Paul has long been regarded as the backbone of #football within #Indonesia and has been the vit...al cog in seeing the Indonesian Garuda’s participate at the AFL International Cup in 2014 and 2017." Rob Spurr also has a long-standing association with international Australian football having served as the Vice-President and Captain of the Jakarta Bintangs, which included leading the Bintangs to Asian Champs glory in their successful campaign back in 2002. Rob has also been a football pioneer in South America. See more
22.01.2022 Due to COVID-19 pandemic restrictions being lifted in some districts, the 2020 #football and #sports programs of member clubs of the AFL Indonesia family are in transition. In Indonesia the Jakarta Bintangs Australian Rules Football Club and Bali Geckos Aussie Rules Football Club have resumed activities and, in Australia, the Melbourne Krakatoas Football Club have restarted training over summer in preparation for their sixth season in 2021. Check all updates via the Website, ...Facebook page or mailing list of each club below: >> In Indonesia: Jakarta Bintangs Australian Rules Football Club Website: https://www.bintangs.com/ Facebook: https://www.facebook.com/JakartaBintangs/ Bali Geckos Aussie Rules Football Club Website: http://baligeckos.com Facebook: https://www.facebook.com/baligeckos Borneo Bears AFL Club, Balikpapan (Suspended) Batam Kalongs Football Club (Suspended) Facebook: https://www.facebook.com/groups/718896205163592/ >> In Australia: Krakatoas Football Club Facebook: https://www.facebook.com/krakatoas/ Stay tuned and stay safe!
22.01.2022 AFL Indonesias Melbourne-based affiliate, the Krakatoas Football Club, has made this English-language community service announcement in support of the social restrictions to control the #coronavirus pandemic in Australia and Indonesia:
21.01.2022 Mindful of coronavirus protocols, Melbourne's Krakatoas Football Club, the Australian affiliate of AFL Indonesia, signed a strategic Memorandum of Understanding with the Australia-Indonesia Youth Association (AIYA), the bilateral non-government, youth-led organisation helping to achieve a stronger Australia-Indonesia relationship by advancing education and culture through increased youth engagement. The MoU formalised the five-year relationship between Krakatoas and AIYA, two... different organisations that share the same desire to develop people-to-people understanding between Australians and Indonesians. "Through Australian Rules Football, the Krakatoas offer AIYA members and their broader network a unique platform where elements important to a healthy future Australia-Indonesia relationship such as: team culture, community service and the quintessential Australian mateship," Krakatoas founder Iain Shearer said. Zoom linked Krakatoas President Bayu Pratama, Iain and team mates in Melbourne with three Indonesian cities where AIYA President Clarice Campbell, returned Krakatoas alumni Ana Surjanto and others are introducing Australian Rules Football and connecting with senior clubs of AFL Indonesia.
21.01.2022 AFL Indonesia's Australian affiliate, the Krakatoas Football Club, have now resumed activities with their Melbourne players enjoying their first run back on the field since June.
20.01.2022 AFL Indonesias affiliate in Melbourne, Australia, the Krakatoas Football Club, is co-hosting an Australian Football League Grand Final BBQ with the Consulate General of the Republic of Indonesia in Melbourne, with support from the Australia-Indonesia Youth Association - AIYA Victoria, at the Consulate on Saturday, 28 September 2019. With footy themed games, commentary panel and the Grand Final playing on the big screen, bring some meat for the BBQ and drinks for yourself for a fun Australian tradition. This is a FREE event, but please RSVP via: https://tinyurl.com/krakatoasGF
20.01.2022 Footy in #Bali is the winner: After a tough year full of all sorts of challenges, AFL Indonesia senior #football club, the Bali Geckos Aussie Rules Football Club, managed an amazing finish to 2020 with a huge turn out of local Australian Rules footballers, a contingent from the Jakarta Bintangs and a huge Bali Pink Geckos squad. "Some quality footy was played from both the men’s and women’s games followed by a great end of season presentations" with captain Jack Ahearn winning his third consecutive club Best & Fairest award, the Greg Hinchliffe Trophy.
19.01.2022 12 February 2020: AFL Indonesia senior club, the Jakarta Bintangs Australian Rules Football Club are "kicking goals" in Indonesian media. The latest coverage is in The Jakarta Post with this great article by Madison Bogisch: Australian football team Jakarta Bintangs kicking goals with local community. "The Bintangs were established in 1995 as an outlet for Australian expats missing their home sport. However, the team has transformed into much more than that. Since their establishment almost 25 years ago, the Bintangs have grown to accommodate not only expatriates but local Indonesians as well ..." Read on: https://www.thejakartapost.com//australian-football-team-j
19.01.2022 Ana Surjanto was introduced to Aussie Rules football while studying in Melbourne Australia by the Krakatoas Football Club, an affiliate of AFL Indonesia, and returned to Indonesia as the first AFL-qualified female coach. She has now conducted her fourth womens footy clinic in Salatiga, in Indonesias Central Java province with another large turnout.
18.01.2022 Indonesias newly appointed Deputy Foreign Minister Mahendra Siregar, most recently Indonesian Ambassador to the USA, was delighted to meet with and praise the AFL Indonesia Garudas, Indonesias national Aussie Rules football team visiting Melbourne to play in the 2017 AFL International Cup, at the welcome function hosted by the Australia Indonesia Business Council (Victoria Chapter).
18.01.2022 2 December 2019: AFL Indonesias senior club, the Jakarta Bintangs Australian Rules Football Club , has conducted its 2019 Awards Night and Annual General Meeting. Veteran Ben Giles was elected new president "taking over from Paul Halliday who has been a fantastic president for the Bintangs for the last few years in taking the club forward and spearheading local development in Indonesia. The club wouldnt be the same without all his hard work and dedication."
17.01.2022 With the appointment of Simon Highfield as the AFLs Asia Development Manager, AFL Asia has reconstituted itself as the AFL Asia Advisory Board (AAAB), "to become a more formally recognised AFL international affiliate under the AFLs umbrella" which will work with Simon to "represent AFL Asia in a holistic and strategic manner." Congratulations to those announced to fill the inaugural positions:
16.01.2022 The latest local participation data on Australian Rules Football in Asia has been released by the AFL's regional body, AFL Asia. The good news - in a year in which SARS-CoV-2 erupted from within the region to cause the global pandemic - is the game's resilience and the successful second consecutive result of 14,000+ active footballers around East, Southeast and South Asia! Despite extensive domestic lock-downs that restricted or cancelled practice and matches, and with only the Jakarta and Bali clubs intermittently active, AFL Indonesia still recorded 95 male and 35 female registered players. We are looking forward to better footy times and wish all a Healthy and Happy New Year 2021.
16.01.2022 AFL Indonesias senior club in Jakarta, the national capital of Indonesia, the Jakarta Bintangs Australian Rules Football Club, is hosting their famous ticketed Australian Football League Grand Final Party - which supports the development of Australian Rules Football in Indonesia and delivers an excellent day of footy, hospitality and networking - at McGettigans. Doors open at 9am sharp, then enjoy a 5 hour free flow beer, wine & selected spirits from 10am with a welcome Bac...on and egg sandwich, large Aussie food buffet and of course our famous Aussie meet pies at half time. Little Creatures draught beer tasting and promo throughout the day. Live telecast from Melbourne across 12 large screens and 4 giant screens. Outstanding corporate networking & hospitality followed by live music straight after the game. Monster charity auction / Raffles & door prizes to benefit AFL Indonesia footy development and the AFL Indonesia Garudas participation in the 2020 AFL International Cup in Melbourne. RSVP to https://www.townscript.com/e/aflgrandfinal2019
16.01.2022 AFL Indonesias Melbourne-based affiliate, the Krakatoas Football Club, has made this Indonesian-language community service announcement in support of the social restrictions to control the #coronavirus pandemic in Indonesia and Australia: Mencuci tangan adalah hal yang disarankan WHO untuk mengurangi penyebaran virus corona. Kamu tahu cara cuci tangan yang benar? Ini cara Krakatoas Football Club cuci tangan, bagaimana dengan kalian?
15.01.2022 The 2020 sports programs of all member clubs of the AFL Indonesia family have been suspended due to the COVID-19 virus pandemic. There will be no training, games or social events in the near future, but you can be updated via the website, Facebook page or mailing list of each club: >> In Indonesia: Jakarta Bintangs Australian Rules Football Club... Website: https://www.bintangs.com/ Facebook: https://www.facebook.com/JakartaBintangs/ Bali Geckos Aussie Rules Football Club Website: http://baligeckos.com Facebook: https://www.facebook.com/baligeckos Borneo Bears AFL Club, Balikpapan (Suspended) Batam Kalongs Football Club Facebook: https://www.facebook.com/groups/718896205163592/ >> In Australia: Krakatoas Football Club Facebook: https://www.facebook.com/krakatoas/ Stay tuned and stay safe!
15.01.2022 Footy in #Bali is the winner: After a tough year full of all sorts of challenges, AFL Indonesia senior #football club, the Bali Geckos Aussie Rules Football Club, managed an amazing finish to 2020 with a huge turn out of local Australian Rules footballers, a contingent from the Jakarta Bintangs and a huge Bali Pink Geckos squad. "Some quality footy was played from both the men’s and women’s games followed by a great end of season presentations" with captain Jack Ahearn winning his third consecutive club Best & Fairest award, the Greg Hinchliffe Trophy.
14.01.2022 Welcome to Australian Footballs new AFL Asia Development Manager: Following a rigorous selection process involving two rounds of interviews with a panel of AFL and AFL Asia representatives, Simon Highfield has been announced as the new AFL Asia Development Manager. Originally from Newcastle, NSW, he comes with a wealth of relevant international experience, having spent eight years as an AFL Development Officer for the Solomon Islands, Fiji and, most recently, as Development Coordinator for AFL South Pacific. A qualified PE teacher and an accredited Level 2 AFL Coach, he has grown Australian Football in six Pacific countries through development programs and securing Australian Government and commercial funding. Commencing on 1 August, he will be based at AFL House in Melbourne and will travel regularly to Asia as required.
14.01.2022 Good luck to the Indonesia Garudas players who will contribute to the All-Asia Lions taking on Team China, an annual exhibition match (full game) supporting the AFLs Port Adelaide and St Kilda game in Shanghai. Good Luck Garudas!
14.01.2022 In Jakarta, Indonesia: Members and friends of AFL Indonesia's senior football club, the Jakarta Bintangs AFC will be watching the 2020 AFL Grand Final from the Gabba in Brisbane, live and in person at McGettigans in Mega Kuningan!
14.01.2022 Breaking news: The Australian Football League has confirmed that its global Aussie Rules footy development tournament, the triennial AFL International Cup, will return in 2023. AFL Indonesia Chairman, Paul Halliday welcomed the AFL’s statement and two year timetable: The AFL International Cup sets the benchmark for the AFL’s development leagues around the world and 2023 provides a target for our sport to prepare our indigenous representative squad, the AFL Indonesia Garudas,... for their third participation, and contribute to Indonesia’s post-pandemic recovery. After consultation with our member clubs and associates in Indonesia and Australia we will soon provide details to all supporters of the fund-raising and other programs needed to bring our footballers to the AFL International Cup in Australia in 2023. The International Cup remains a key aspect of the game’s growth overseas, said AFL Executive General Manager Game Development, Andrew Dillon. We thank our participants around the world who remain passionate about developing the game and look forward to welcoming you to Australia in 2023. Australian Embassy - Jakarta, Indonesia The Embassy of the Republic of Indonesia in Canberra Australia Indonesia Business Council Australia-Indonesia Institute Australia-Indonesia Youth Association (AIYA) Australian Government Department of Foreign Affairs and Trade Consulate General of the Republic of Indonesia in Melbourne Jakarta Bintangs Australian Rules Football Club Bali Geckos Aussie Rules Football Club Krakatoas Football Club
13.01.2022 Unfortunately, the next edition of the AFL International Cup, Australian Rules #Football’s international amateur tournament, has been suspended. The triennial event was originally scheduled to take place this year on the Sunshine Coast, Queensland, but was postponed until mid-2021 because of Covid-19. The Australian Football League said the ongoing restrictions on international travel and uncertainty around team availability has forced them to cancel the event but conditions will be reviewed mid next year on whether it can be staged in 2022 or 2023. The AFL Indonesia Garudas have competed in 2014 and 2017.
13.01.2022 AFL Indonesia's senior club on Java, the Jakarta Bintangs Australian Rules Football Club, are attracting more members back to their weekly training that has resumed at Lapangan Sepak Bola Aldiron.
13.01.2022 The inaugural AFL Indonesia "Batam Cup" will be played on Saturday, 16 November 2019 at Gelora Citramas stadium on Batam island in Indonesias Riau Archipelago province, a short boat ride from Singapore. The historic tournament will be the first time that Indonesias Aussie Rules football clubs - the Jakarta Bintangs Australian Rules Football Club, the Bali Geckos Aussie Rules Football Club, the Balikpapan Borneo Bears Football Club, and the newly formed Batam Kalongs Footbal...l Club - have played together against one another! The Batam Kalongs (Bats) were formed in late 2018 and will be making their debut as hosts of the Batam Cup. Further details from (email) [email protected] & (phone) +65 9040 3556
13.01.2022 AFL INDONESIA 2020 COACHING POSITION IN JAKARTA Applications close 27 November Start date March 2020... Would you like to spend 12 months working in Jakarta, Indonesia, with the AFL Indonesia national team, preparing it for its third participation in the AFL International Cup in Melbourne (August 2020) and also supporting local Australian Football teams? Click the link NOW to find out more:
13.01.2022 The AFL Womens League highlights Ana Surjantos series of womens Aussie Rules footy clinics in Salatiga in Indonesias Central Java, and her personal development through AFL Indonesias Melbourne affiliate, the Krakatoas Football Club while she was completing her Masters at Monash University (and earning an AFL coaching qualification).
12.01.2022 15 March 2020: AFL Indonesias Australian affiliate, the Melbourne-based Krakatoas Football Club held its Award Night and AGM in the shadow of the suspension of sports in Australia due to the spread of the coronavirus. However the attendance of members was high and a good spirit throughout celebrated many Indonesia-Australia footy achievements. In Australia, the club had a successful year in fielding two mixed teams in Melbourne Footy 7s and was very proud to assist five of i...ts players to rise to a higher level of Aussie Rules football through local clubs: Haryo, Sasa, Fi and Bayu at South Melbourne District Football Club and Yeni at the Monash Blue Football Club. Socially, the club co-hosted a Nonton Bareng: AFL Grand Final - Richmond v GWS" at the Consulate General of the Republic of Indonesia in Melbourne, gathered together to watch AFL during the season, and held a musically-talented BBQ at the end of the final game of the Footy 7s season. In Indonesia, the clubs returning alumni were busy: the impact of Ana Surjanto s footy clinics in Central Java has been well recognised by her alma mater, Monash University, the Australia Awards, AFL, media, the Australian Embassy - Jakarta, Indonesia and the Consulate General of Australia in Surabaya. West Java-based alumni, Evelynd, Anggi, Imam and Ery also contributed a footy session in Bandung in collaboration with AIYA Jawa Barat. The new committee of the Krakatoas Sports Club Inc is President: Bayu Pratama Vice-President: Iain Shearer Treasurer: Ben Greilach Secretary: Yeni Karlina General Committee: Richard Erwin, Haryo Bismantara, Devina Tjoardi, Sury Sulaiman
12.01.2022 Our wonderful Ana Surjanto, "Asia’s first female AFL-accredited coach", is again featured in a publication of her Australian alma mater, Monash University. This time she recalls her immersion into Melbourne's Aussie Rules footy culture through the Krakatoas Football Club and, since her return to teaching in Indonesia, promoting the Australian-style football game in Java and Bali with AFL Indonesia and the Australia-Indonesia Youth Association (AIYA). My aim is to empower women in my community, she says. And being happy and cooperating with their friends at training is about empowerment ... Aussie rules is not just for sport, but for inclusion and cultural integration. Full story: https://lens.monash.edu//1381/afl-bridges-cultures-in-java
12.01.2022 13 December 2019: AFL Indonesias Australian affiliate, the Melbourne-based Krakatoas Football Club has announced the appointment of Geoff Gold as Advisor to the Club in an official capacity. He will work with Krakatoas founder and coach Iain Shearer and President Bayu Pratama "to engage pro-active academic units and sponsors to assist our club to catch-up with the documentation of the Krakatoas vision, theory and practices." Five years ago, the Krakatoas identified the val...ue of Australians returning from Indonesia with business, cultural and sports links, and created KSC to bring together Australians with an interest in Indonesia, and Indonesians resident in Australia, through a shared love of sport in particular, Aussie Rules. In those five years, they have produced a community of hundreds of players, volunteers and families. On-field mixed gender and culturally and linguistically diverse teams playing AFL 9s and Footy 7s. Off-field they elevate a family feeling through club activities and shared events.
11.01.2022 AFL Indonesia’s oldest #football club, the Jakarta Bintangs Australian Rules Football Club, were meant to celebrate their 25th anniversary in 2020 but the pandemic has caused the jam packed schedule to be postponed until 2021. In the meantime, the club has put together a podcast series looking back on the great characters and events in Indonesia. Listen to episodes 1 & 2 on Spotify now:
10.01.2022 20 March 2020: Due to the spread of Coronavirus, the AFL International Cup 2020 is to be postponed for 12 months The AFL has decided the 2020 AFL International Cup will be postponed until July-August 2021 and will be played on the Sunshine Coast. The AFL International Cup was scheduled to be played from July 25 to August 8 2020.... AFL General Manager Game Development Andrew Dillon said the uncertainty caused by COVID-19 had prompted the decision. This decision was not made lightly but our first priority is the health and wellbeing of players and their support staff, Mr Dillon said. We hoped to still hold the carnival in 2020 but with uncertainty with international travel to Australia and the expected spread of COVID-19 we wanted to give participants as much notice as possible to postpone travel arrangements. "We hope all participants understand the decision and we look forward to welcoming all to the Sunshine Coast in 2021. "We would also and thank our strategic partners in the Sunshine Coast Council and Tourism Events Queensland for their support at this time. Dates for 2021 will be confirmed when the 2021 Toyota AFL Premiership Season fixture is released in late October. The seventh AFL International Cup will include mens and womens teams from North America, Europe, Africa, Asia and the Pacific. Teams solely composed of footballers who are nationals of the country they represent. No expatriates are eligible to play. https://www.afl.com.au/international-cup
10.01.2022 Krakatoas player - Fi Adinata, debuting for Richmond Central FC in Melbourne’s VAFA league against St Bede’s/Mentone Tigers FC. A great performance by Fi, with St Bede’s awarding her Opposition Team Best on Ground. Congratulations Fi, and we look forward to following you and other Indonesians playing around the leagues this season.
10.01.2022 The latest local participation data on Australian Rules Football in Asia has been released by the AFL's regional body, AFL Asia. The good news - in a year in which SARS-CoV-2 erupted from within the region to cause the global pandemic - is the game's resilience and the successful second consecutive result of 14,000+ active footballers around East, Southeast and South Asia! Despite extensive domestic lock-downs that restricted or cancelled practice and matches, and with only the Jakarta and Bali clubs intermittently active, AFL Indonesia still recorded 95 male and 35 female registered players. We are looking forward to better footy times and wish all a Healthy and Happy New Year 2021.
10.01.2022 Our wonderful Ana Surjanto, "Asia’s first female AFL-accredited coach", is again featured in a publication of her Australian alma mater, Monash University. This time she recalls her immersion into Melbourne's Aussie Rules footy culture through the Krakatoas Football Club and, since her return to teaching in Indonesia, promoting the Australian-style football game in Java and Bali with AFL Indonesia and the Australia-Indonesia Youth Association (AIYA). My aim is to empower women in my community, she says. And being happy and cooperating with their friends at training is about empowerment ... Aussie rules is not just for sport, but for inclusion and cultural integration. Full story: https://lens.monash.edu//1381/afl-bridges-cultures-in-java
09.01.2022 Backyard Aussie Rules footy in Indonesia - via the Jakarta Bintangs Australian Rules Football Club
09.01.2022 Two more alumni of AFL Indonesias Melbourne affiliate, the Krakatoas Football Club, made an Aussie Rules football mark (and kick) back home in Indonesia when Anggi and Imam broke out the footies in an Australia-Indonesia Youth Association (AIYA) cultural exchange in Bandung, West Java. The Krakatoas commented: "The participants in this event were senior high school and university students ... We hope, through AIYA, these students will continue to build connections with Australia and footy being one platform for them to build relationships with Australians.
08.01.2022 AFL Indonesia's Melbourne-based affiliate, the Krakatoas Football Club, has made this Indonesian-language community service announcement in support of the social restrictions to control the #coronavirus pandemic in Indonesia and Australia: Mencuci tangan adalah hal yang disarankan WHO untuk mengurangi penyebaran virus corona. Kamu tahu cara cuci tangan yang benar? Ini cara Krakatoas Football Club cuci tangan, bagaimana dengan kalian?
08.01.2022 Australian expats of the Jakarta Bintangs Football Club relax with the AFL Indonesia Garudas - Indonesias national indigenous Aussie Rules football squad - after their Indonesian Independence Day game in Jakarta. The mentoring Bintangs narrowly reversed the up-and-coming Garudas Australia Day win. All eyes now on the possibility of the Garudas playing in their third consecutive AFL International Cup in Melbourne in August 2020 ... and also paving the way for a womens team.... Unfortunately their participation will be difficult given the reduced numbers of Australians currently resident in Jakarta/West Java and Balikpapan/Kalimantan, where much of the volunteer effort for funding and developing local players has been generated. Can a big effort by old and new supporting networks - in Indonesia and Australia - succeed? Jakarta Bintangs Australian Rules Football Club Jakarta Womens Bintangs Australian Rules Football Club Bali Geckos Aussie Rules Football Club Borneo Bears Football Club Krakatoas Football Club (Melbourne) AFL Indonesia Footy Development AFL Asia AFL Australian Embassy - Jakarta, Indonesia Australian Consulate (Bali) Australian Consulate-General, Makassar, Sulawesi Australia-Indonesia Institute Australia Indonesia Business Council Australia-Indonesia Youth Association (AIYA)
07.01.2022 The AFL Multicultural Program highlights Ana Surjantos womens Aussie Rules footy clinics in Salatiga in Indonesias Central Java since her personal development through AFL Indonesias Melbourne affiliate, the Krakatoas Football Club.
06.01.2022 The Australian Institute of Sport has released the National Cabinet endorsed FRAMEWORK FOR REBOOTING SPORT IN A COVID-19 ENVIRONMENT." The download link is below. The intro: Sport makes an important contribution to the physical, psychological and emotional well-being of Australians. The economic contribution of sport is equivalent to 2-3% of Gross Domestic Product. ... The COVID-19 pandemic has had devastating effects on communities globally, leading to significant restrictions on all sectors of society, including sport. Resumption of sport can significantly contribute to the re-establishment of normality in Australian society. The Australian Institute of Sport, in consultation with sport partners (National Institute Network Directors, NIN Chief Medical Officers, National Sporting Organisation Presidents, NSO Performance Directors and NSO CMOs), has developed a framework to inform the resumption of sport. National Principles for Resumption of Sport were used as a guide in the development of the AIS Framework for Rebooting Sport in a COVID-19 Environment (the AIS Framework); and based on current best evidence, and guidelines from the Australian Federal Government, extrapolated into the sporting context by specialists in sport and exercise medicine, infectious diseases and public health. The principles outlined in this document apply equally to high performance/professional level, community competitive and individual passive (non-contact) sport. The AIS Framework is a timely tool for how reintroduction of sport activity will occur in a cautious and methodical manner, to optimise athlete and community safety. Decisions regarding the timing of resumption of sporting activity (the when) must be made in close consultation with Federal, State/Territory and Local Public Health Authorities. The priority at all times must be to preserve public health, minimising the risk of community transmission Download PDF: https://www.pm.gov.au//attachb-ais-framework-rebooting-spo
06.01.2022 AFL Indonesias Australian affiliate, the Krakatoas Football Club, started their 2020 season with a group visit to Marvel Stadium in Melbourne for the AFLs Bushfire-fundraising State of Origin game between Victoria and Not Victoria
05.01.2022 Indonesians playing for AFL Indonesia affiliate club, Krakatoas Football Club, in Melbourne, Australia, share their experiences and thoughts on Aussie Rules footy with local Indonesian-language magazine, Majalah Buset.
04.01.2022 AFL Indonesia's Melbourne-based affiliate, the Krakatoas Football Club, has made this English-language community service announcement in support of the social restrictions to control the #coronavirus pandemic in Australia and Indonesia:
04.01.2022 AFL Indonesia's senior club on Java, the Jakarta Bintangs Australian Rules Football Club, are attracting more members back to their weekly training that has resumed at Lapangan Sepak Bola Aldiron.
04.01.2022 26 January 2020: Well done to the young nationals of the AFL Indonesia Garudas for another great Aussie Rules football win, and with a bigger margin, over the sturdy expats of the Jakarta Bintangs Australian Rules Football Club on Australia Day weekend in Jakarta. The Indonesians "played with heart all day, in wet and slippery conditions. Great to see them improving every year and working more and more as a team, and playing their positions well," recorded the losing Bintangs who have pioneered junior development of Australian football in Asia over two decades.
04.01.2022 Enjoy this movie: AFL Indonesias Melbourne affiliate, Krakatoas Football Club, introduces young Indonesians studying in Australia to the culture of Aussie Rules Football. One of them, Ana Surjanto, a Masters student at Monash University, has since returned to Indonesia to teach and has used her AFL coaching study and Krakatoas experience to make a change for women at her Islamic boarding school, Mahad Al-Jamiah of IAIN Salatiga Central Java. She believes Footy can be used... to empower women by developing leadership skills, teamwork and promoting healthy and happy life and can be an effective way to build understanding between Indonesian and Australian culture, to build unity, to maintain tolerance, and to build peace between Indonesia and Australia. She and her students have made a short movie of this journey Footy - Mahad #SheCan and have entered it into the 2019 ReelOzInd Short Film Festival. The Krakatoas add: We want Indonesians to connect with Australians through their passion for Australian football, as this demonstrates Australias version of Bhinneka Tunggal Ika - Unity in Diversity. The outcomes - personally for our members, and eventually the Indonesian Australian relationship - are captured naturally in this video - with some recreations to add context - that Ana and her students have created. Were honoured we are part of the positive impression Ana was left with of her time in Melbourne. Enjoy the movie! https://youtu.be/NkIO668Uryc
04.01.2022 14 March 2020: AFL Indonesia senior club, the Bali Geckos Aussie Rules Football Club conducted its 2020 season launch "for the first time in the clubs history" without their continuing "President/Spiritual Leader Greg Hinchliffe aka HINCHY"
03.01.2022 Four years ago the all-indigenous Aussie Rules footballers of the AFL Indonesia Garudas squad visited Victoria, Australia, to play in their second successive AFL International Cup. They did well and celebrated Indonesia's national day on 17 August with singing and dancing with then Consul General, Mrs Dewi Savitri Wahab of the Consulate General of the Republic of Indonesia in Melbourne, in Melbourne's Federation Square. Due to the COVID19 pandemic, the next triennial AFL International Cup series was postponed in 2020 to a date yet to be advised. AFL Indonesia and its member clubs are determined to see the Garudas participate yet again in the AFL's international football development tournament.
03.01.2022 AFL Indonesia's senior football club on Java, the Jakarta Bintangs Australian Rules Football Club, held a successful 2020 AGM and Christmas brunch, inclusive of new recruits who will help move the club forward in 2021. A special highlight was the election of the club's youngest ever committee member, Alfie Giles (14), who'll provide a teenager's view on attracting students to the game, and the appointment of one of the club's best players, Michael Latupeirissa (22), a Garuda veteran of the 2014 and 2017 AFL International Cups and with experience in Australian Rules Football skills development at Jakarta schools, as the Bintang's first Indonesian director of development.
03.01.2022 There's much to enjoy, and ponder, in AFL Asia Board member Robert Spurr's fascinating article in The Footy Almanac on Neil Thompson's Australian Rules Football journey and Australian and UN military service - from his 12 flags across 669+ games for 24 different clubs spanning four states/territories and three countries, including coaching the Jakarta Bintangs Australian Rules Football Club and Indonesia - to bringing emergency order to the chaotic medical aftermath of the Bali terrorist bombing in 2002. Recommended reading: https://www.footyalmanac.com.au/leading-from-the-front-nei/
03.01.2022 On Saturday 17 August, the Jakarta Bintangs Australian Rules Football Club will celebrate Indonesias Independence Day with a friendly clash against the AFL Indonesia Garudas - Indonesias indigenous Aussie Rules national football team - at GBK Rugby Field in Senayan, Jakarta (DKI) from 12-2 PM (WIB). The Bintangs are seeking revenge for their defeat by the young national squad on Australia Day in January. And what a great way to focus on getting the Garudas to participate in their third AFL International Cup in Melbourne ... just 12 months away in August 2020! "This grudge match is sure to be a big one, so get along to watch the teams go at it in an intense contest of power, speed and skills." AFL AFL Asia Australian Embassy - Jakarta, Indonesia
02.01.2022 The 2020 edition of the three-yearly global Australian Rules Football tournament - the AFL International Cup - will be held on Queenslands Sunshine Coast from Saturday 25 July to Saturday 8 August. Matches will be played on the newly refurbished first-class facility at Maroochydore Multisports Complex and Grand Finals will be held as curtain raiser and closer to the AFL Round 21 match between Brisbane Lions and West Coast Eagles on Saturday 8 August. We are hoping that resources will be found to ensure that the AFL Indonesia Garudas - Indonesias national Aussie Rules football teams - can participate in #AFLIC20, for their third consecutive tournament.
02.01.2022 8 February 2020: AFL Indonesia senior club Bali Geckos Aussie Rules Football Club, started its 2020 season by hosting a mens tournament with the Jakarta Bintangs Australian Rules Football Club and the visiting Thailand Tigers Australian Rules Football Club, and a womens tournament between the Bali Pink Geckos and the Thailand Womens team, at Finns recreation club.
02.01.2022 9 February 2020: The Jakarta Bintangs Australian Rules Football Club congratulated fellow AFL Indonesia member the Bali Geckos Aussie Rules Football Club for an "epic weekend of footy in Bali" which was "a treat playing on a pristine field" against the Bali Geckos and the Thailand Tigers Australian Rules Football Club. "Well done to the womens footy also for having a great couple of games!"
02.01.2022 In Australia, football helps commemorate the annual Anzac Day, the national remembrance for all those who have died in the service of Australias defence forces. Last year, one of the games most famous players and coaches, Ron Barassi, received a special guernsey from the Melbourne Football Club, listing its 30 players who had died in military uniform, including his own father. Ron senior was the first AFL player lost in the Second World War, at Tobruk in North Africa in 194...1. His last game for was for Melbourne FC in the 1940 Grand Final, when his Demons were victorious against the Richmond Tigers. Three of his teammates on that day, Keith Bluey Truscott, Syd Anderson and Harold Ball would also be lost in WWII. The Melbourne FC Best & Fairest Awards are named in their honour. Ron Jr was four years of age when his father died and, when he made his debut for Melbourne Demons 12 years later, he would be wearing his fathers number 31 jumper.
01.01.2022 Kompetisi AFL sudah memasuki ronde 8 Malam ini pertandingan antara GFC Suns melawan Western Bulldogs merupakan salah satu pertandingan yang dinanti-nantikan tidak hanya oleh supporter kedua tim tetapi juga pecinta footy. Yuk simak KRAKING ANALYSIS berikut sebelum menonton pertandingan malam ini! Analyst: Richard... Host: Haryo Editor: Sury Jangan lupa nonton pertandingan AFL Kamis, 23/07 jam 19.40 (Melbourne Time) Fox Footy, Kayo, AFL Live Pass
