kyabram district football netball league annual …

KYABRAM DISTRICT FOOTBALL NETBALL LEAGUE

ANNUAL REPORT 2015/2016

3

Presented to the members at the Annual General Meeting, Wednesday 7 December 2016 at AFL Goulburn Murray

of 23

Kyabram District Football Netball League 2016 Executive Wayne Ryan – President Doug Tuhan – Senior Vice Present Football Sandy Ryan – Senior Vice President Netball Trevor Good – Junior Vice President Jo Backway Deb Hosie Vin Edwards Val Beis Marilyn Wall Operations KDFNL Operations – Grant Wilson, Ted Lindon, Josie Logan Staff Region General Manager – Martin Gleeson League Operations Manager – Simon Devine (resigned July) Operations & Club Development – Grant Wilson Junior Competitions & Events – Bree Boyle League Operations Officer – Ted Lindon (commenced August) Netball Admin Officer – Josie Logan (commenced May) Barrawarn Program Trainee – Kailem Harrison Administration Officer – Melissa Wells Football Development Manager – Mark Lambourn Football Development Manager – Greg Liddell Football Development Manager – Trevor Mellington Address AFL Goulburn Murray Office: Kialla Park Community & Sports Club, Reserve Street Kialla VIC 3631 Postal: PO Box 1253, Shepparton VIC3630 Phone: 03 5823 9800 Email: [email protected] Website: www.kdfnl.com.au / www.kyabramdfnl.vic.netball.com.au

mailto:[email protected]

http://www.kdfnl.com.au/

http://www.kyabramdfnl.vic.netball.com.au/

of 23

2017 ANNUAL GENERAL MEETING AGENDA AFL Goulburn Murray, 7pm Wednesday 7 December 2016

Open

1. Present 2. Apologies 3. Confirmation of minutes of last Annual General Meeting

4. Business arising from Previous Minutes

5. Declaration of Clubs unable to Vote

6. Annual Report

a) Presidents b) Treasurer c) Operations

7. Notices of motion

a) Football bylaws as emailed to clubs 7/11/16 b) Netball bylaws as emailed to clubs 7/11/16 & 9/11/16

8. Election of office bearers

a) President b) Senior Vice President Football c) Senior Vice President Netball d) Junior Vice President e) Executive Member x 5

9. Reform and Affiliate with

a) AFL Victoria Country b) Netball Victoria

10. Other Business

a) Appointment of League Auditor b) Appointment of Football Umpiring Association c) Determine Executive Allowances d) Determine Admission Charges for the forthcoming season e) Received & Approve/Disapprove of registered uniforms of member clubs for the

forthcoming season Meeting Closed

Kyabram District Football Netball League Office: Kialla Park Community & Sports Club, Reserve Street, Kialla VIC

Postal: PO Box 1253, Shepparton VIC 3630 Phone: (03) 5823 9800

www.kyabramdfl.vcfl.com.au / www.kyabramdfnl.vic.netball.com.au

President: Wayne Ryan (0419 304 901) [email protected] Operations Officer: Ted Lindon (03 5823 9800) [email protected]

Affiliated Clubs: Ardmona, Avenel, Girgarre, Lancaster, Longwood, Merrigum, Murchison, Nagambie, Rushworth, Stanhope, Tallygaroopna, Undera, Violet Town

http://www.kyabramdfl.vcfl.com.au/

http://www.kyabramdfnl.vic.netball.com.au/



of 23

PRESIDENTS REPORT

First of all I would like to congratulate all clubs on a fantastic season 2016, and to all the clubs that competed and hosted during the finals this year and also Tallygaroopna for hosting Interleague this year. Your efforts in preparing and hosting these matches also saw great crowds in attendance.

Congratulations to all the 2016 Premiers and Runners up for a great Grand Final Day. Also to all the award winners from our Presentation Evening, it was a Great night to finish off the 2016 season.

Thank you to our league sponsors for their continued support of our great league: Strap and Wrap, Plus One Group, Leocata’s Transport, Nathalia Printers, Shepparton News, Intersport Bennetts, Knights Furniture, Warren Family, Bright Eyes Hairdressing and Day Spa, Hume Indigenous Family Violence Regional Action Group and AFL Goulburn Murray. Also to all the sponsors supporting all 13 clubs, as your support continues to assist each club run day to day.

Thank you to all whom represented our league either as a player or supporter but special thanks to all coaches Brent Chapman, Dean Wileman, Julie Telford, Rod O’Neil and Sherryn Wall. Also thank you to all those that supported the coaches in various ways from assistants, trainers, water carriers etc. and to all those that attended and supported on the day. Thank you to Tallygaroopna for hosting the final training run and the day itself putting on a great meal.

Thank you to all our umpires in both football from the GVFUA and volunteers and also netball throughout the season. They have one of the hardest positions; never able to please all but they are the ones who put their hand up every week to do this sometimes thankless task so a big thank you. Also to all tribunal members whom have sat on any of the KDFNL cases this year, thank you for volunteering your time to listen to all parties concerned and sometimes having to make the tough decisions.

Thank you to Sam Saracino for his coverage of the KDFNL, each week interviewing club members on our KDFNL Radio Show and also his columns in each program along with the ONE FM broadcast team whom broadcast our grand final day, various games throughout the year and also the presentation night.

Thank you to AFL Goulburn Murray led by Martin Gleeson for their continued work in assisting the KDL whether administratively or developmentally. Special Mention to Grant Wilson, Ted Lindon and Josie Logan for all their support and effort this year, and also to Kailem Harrison and Bree Boyle for their assistance throughout the season.

To all the club volunteers who do a mountain of work to make sure your sides run out each and every week, thank you for your tireless efforts to make sure two great sports still continue in the KDFNL.

To my other board members Sandy, Doug, Trevor, Jo, Vin, Deb, Val and Marilyn, thank you for your support and assistance in leading our great league. I cannot thank you enough for your efforts, sometimes in trying circumstance. I look forward to the direction the KDFNL is heading into the future.

Finally thank you all for your continued support of the Kyabram District Football Netball League throughout season 2016 and hope to see you all again in 2017.

Wayne Ryan President Kyabram District FNL

of 23

OPERATIONS REPORT Interleague In 2016, the KDFNL again played host to the Worksafe AFL Victoria Community Championship held on the 21st of May at Tallygaroopna Recreation Reserve. The KDFNL played against Golden Rivers Football League in the senior and Under 18’s Football and also hosted the Golden Rivers Netball Association in the Open and 17 & Under Netball It was a mixed result for the KDFNL with the seniors suffering a heavy defeat and the 18’s had a convincing win and in the netball opens had a comfortable win while 17 & under side lost in a close encounter. Thank you to Nev Montgomery and the Tallygaroopna Football Netball Club for providing their facilities for the day, and training sessions followed by a fantastic meal for players and officials on the Thursday night prior to the game. Many thanks to all your team of helpers Nev. The following weekend saw the 17 & Under and 15 & Under Netball teams compete in the Northern Association Championships in Shepparton competing against various other associations and leagues across the northern region. While unable to come away with many wins, the players got a great deal out of it, with a few players also being identified for trials for the Netball Victoria North East Zone Academy Program. A big thank you goes out to all players and officials who made themselves available to represent the KDFNL. Furthermore, special thanks to our coaches; Brent Chapman (Senior Coach) assisted by Christian Barnett, Troy Auld and Linc Sullivan, Dean Wileman (Under 18 Coach) assisted by Ricky Shiner and in the netball Julie Telford (Open) and Deb Hosie (T/Mgr), Rod O’Neil (17 &U Coach) and Zoe Backway (T/Mgr) and Sherryn Wall (15 & Under Coach) and Melissa Hosie (T/Mgr). Thank you to the amazing support staff Jenna McCartney, Bridie Stanton, Jess McLennan, Jade Stevens and Kylie Henderson who did an amazing job both on match day and on training nights looking after the players making sure they were prepared to represent the league. Finals Series An intriguing and unique 2016 finals series kicked off on August 27. Ten different clubs where represented this final series with a special mention to Nagambie able to have 7 of their 8 teams compete in the final game. Well done to all the hosting clubs and your members for putting on some great days and also to the match day co-ordinators who made work easier for all clubs involved. Congratulations to all clubs who participated in yet another successful Grand Final Day at Mooroopna and Congratulations to those teams able to walk away victorious. Presentation Night Continuing on from season 2015, the League held its annual night of nights as one event at Mooroopna’s Sir Ian McLennan Centre with a crowd of over 270 people attending. Well done to all award winners on the night as well as thank you to all those who contributed to the successful evening including Wes Cusworth and Sam Saracino who teamed up to be the Master of Ceremonies and Interviewer allowing a the night to run smoothly. Thank you also to Jake Keating, Jo Backway and Deb Hosie for reading of all the votes.

of 23

Sponsors The league is extremely fortunate to have a number of generous sponsors whom continue to assist in the running of our league. Thank you to all our league sponsors but also to the club sponsors. Make sure to get out there and support those whom support your local sport! The following sponsors have also supported the league tremendously in 2016 –

Strap & Wrap

Leocatas Transport

Plus One Group

Nathalia Printers

Hume Indigenous Family Violence Regional Action Group

Intersport Bennetts

Warren Family

Knights Furniture

Bright Eyes Hairdressing and Day Spa

AFL Goulburn Murray

Shepparton News

Umpires & Tribunal The Goulburn Valley Football Umpires Association (GVFUA) again supplied our football umpires for 2016. Successfully led by President Darren Meek, the GVFUA did another outstanding job to ensure that our matches were supplied with umpire’s week in week out. We could not compete if it wasn’t for their contribution so thanks to Darren and his association for their continued support. Thank you also to all the club umpires who gave up their time to officiate in football and netball games each week. Also thank you to all the club umpires who run central, boundary, goal and also the umpires at the netball whom volunteer their time each and every week to make sure all games are run. Without these club people, players would not be able to play the sport they so enjoy! 2016 saw another reduction in tribunal hearings which is fantastic for the league; however there were still a few cases heard. Thank you to all those whom sat on a tribunal hearing this season Although the overall number of charged players was not too bad, there is still room for improvement. One of the most frequent reports for the season was for abusive language to an umpire. Set penalties cannot be offered for this charge so a tribunal hearing must occur. Players, umpires, club officials and tribunal members then have to spend valuable time preparing for and attending a tribunal hearing. This must be one of the easiest reports to prevent occurring and it would be great if clubs could reinforce this to their players. Likewise with the use of social media, clubs are encouraged to brief their players on the correct use of the increasingly prevalent social media. An AFL Victoria Policy is in effect for the inappropriate use of social media and the like with strong penalties able to be enforced. Step into Season 2017 Next year will see the introduction of the state wide Player Payment Rule following on from the point system that was introduced this year. As well as the cap, a reduction in points will be a part of the Community Club Sustainability Program (CCSP). This has been implemented to support and give power back to the clubs, as in recent years the players have increasingly continued to dictate the market. Updated football and netball bylaws will be voted on at the Annual General Meeting and implemented by the KDFNL for the 2017 season. A copy of the updated bylaws will be emailed to clubs following the 2016 Annual General Meeting.

of 23

Final Note On a personal note I would just like to make mention a few people and groups. It is with great pride that I am able to write my first KDFNL Operations Report as the newly appointed AFL Goulburn Murray League Operations Officer. Being fresh out of university and commencing my role in one of the busy times for football and netball it was a huge learning curve but I thank the Executive and clubs for supporting me. Grant Wilson deserves many praises for his time with the KDFNL, especially with guiding me over the past 3 months despite starting a new role of his own as the League Operations Manager overseeing the Goulburn Valley Football League. Thank you to all my colleagues in the office for all their assistance during a busy time headed by the highly professional Region General Manager Martin Gleeson. All staff have a genuine care at heart for the League and all clubs involved. Particular thanks to Grant Wilson who installed yet another successful season before handing over the role at the end of July. Despite starting a new role of his own, Grant continued to be fundamental in the league’s operations as well as educating myself on the art of sports administration. Lastly but certainly not least, I would like to acknowledge and thank all the members of the KDFNL Executive for making me feel welcome and also for their continued assistance and support through this transition. Wayne Ryan, Vin Edwards, Doug Tuhan and Trevor Goode have been essential for all football matters with a special mention to Vin, who stepped in when a few unique football issues arose this year. On the netball side of things, Sandy Ryan, Jo Backway, Deb Hosie, Val Beis and Marilyn Wall have also been superb with their thorough knowledge and assistance in dealing with all things netball, showcased with the successful running of the netball finals series. Ted Lindon Operations Officer On behalf of AFL Goulburn Murray Region Administration Centre Staff

of 23

2016 LADDERS (Home & Away Season) *highlighted green are premiers* Football

SENIORS PTS RESERVES PTS UNDER 18 PTS

1 Avenel 76 1 Stanhope 80 1 Merrigum 76

2 Nagambie 72 2 Tallygaroopna 64 2 Lancaster 72

3 Stanhope 64 3 Avenel 62 3 Murchison 64

4 Violet Town 56 4 Nagambie 62 4 Stanhope 62

5 Merrigum 52 5 Lancaster 58 5 Tallygaroopna 60

6 Tallygaroopna 48 6 Merrigum 46 6 Avenel 50

7 Lancaster 48 7 Girgarre 44 7 Nagambie 40

8 Murchison 40 8 Violet Town 32 8 Ardmona 40

9 Girgarre 40 9 Murchison 32 9 Violet Town 28

10 Rushworth 36 10 Longwood 28 10 Rushworth 24

11 Undera 20 11 Rushworth 28 11 Longwood 16

12 Longwood 12 12 Ardmona 16 12 Girgarre 16

13 Ardmona 8 13 Undera 12

Netball

A Grade PTS B Grade PTS C Grade PTS

1 Nagambie 76 1 Avenel 80 1 Tallygaroopna 76

2 Avenel 72 2 Tallygaroopna 72 2 Nagambie 68

3 Tallygaroopna 64 3 Nagambie 62 3 Girgarre 64

4 Stanhope 64 4 Stanhope 58 4 Avenel 60

5 Violet Town 60 5 Violet Town 54 5 Merrigum 60

6 Lancaster 48 6 Girgarre 46 6 Murchison 54

7 Murchison 40 7 Lancaster 44 7 Violet Town 44

8 Merrigum 36 8 Murchison 42 8 Ardmona 44

9 Girgarre 32 9 Undera 40 9 Lancaster 32

10 Rushworth 30 10 Merrigum 30 10 Stanhope 30

11 Undera 24 11 Rushworth 24 11 Undera 16

12 Ardmona 18 12 Ardmona 12 12 Rushworth 12

13 Longwood 8 13 Longwood 8 13 Longwood 12

17 & Under PTS 15 & Under PTS

1 Nagambie 80 1 Nagambie 80

2 Lancaster 72 2 Girgarre 72

3 Violet Town 68 3 Lancaster 68

4 Avenel 60 4 Merrigum 64

5 Tallygaroopna 52 5 Tallygaroopna 52

6 Stanhope 44 6 Avenel 48

7 Murchison 38 7 Murchison 40

8 Merrigum 38 8 Stanhope 36

9 Rushworth 32 9 Rushworth 28

10 Girgarre 28 10 Ardmona 24

11 Undera 16

of 23

GRAND FINAL RESULTS Held at Mooroopna Recreation Reserve on Saturday 17 September 2016 Entry Prices: Adult $12 Aged Pensioner $5 16 & Under Free Program $3 Gate takings $32,397 Football Seniors: Nagambie 17. 16 (118) defeated Avenel 15. 10 (100) ‘AFL Victoria Country’ Best on Ground Medal – Anthony Haysom (Nag) Reserves: Tallygaroopna 6. 5 (41) lost to Nagambie 13. 16 (94) ‘Ian Shiner’ Best on Ground Medal – Benjamin Robinson (Nag) Under 18: Lancaster 2. 9 (21) lost to Merrigum 7. 11 (53) AFL Victoria Country Best on Ground – Marley Edwards (Merr) Netball A Grade: Nagambie 39 lost to Avenel 45 Best on Court Medal – Niki Lord (Ave) B Grade: Avenel 36 defeated Nagambie 20 Best on Court Medal – Kelly Smith (Ave) C Grade: Tallygaroopna 37 defeated. Nagambie 34 Best on Court Medal – Breannan Boyle (Tally)

17 & Under: Nagambie 47 defeated Violet Town 39 Best on Court Medal – Ashlee Wilde (Nag) 15 & Under: Nagambie 34 lost to Lancaster 48 Best on Court Medal – Alanah Sing (Lanc)

of 23

2016 PRESENTATION NIGHT WINNERS BEST AND FAIREST McNamara Medal – Seniors Winner: Kasey Duncan (Avenel) 34 Votes Runner Up: James Milne (Murchison) 24 Votes

Wade Medal – Reserves Winner: Ben Robinson (Nagambie) 27 Votes Runner Up: Jason Leocata (Stanhope) 26 Votes

Inch Madal – Under 18 Winner: Zac Alderton (Nagambie) 22 Votes Runner Up: Steven Phillips (Lancaster) and Brodie Sanders (Tallygaroopna) 18 Votes

Warren Family Medal – A Grade Winner: Kathryn Hard (Avenel) 32 Votes Runner Up: Katie Sullivan (Nagambie) 30 Votes

Whitford Medal – B Grade Winner: Kelsey Moss (Violet Town) 33 Votes Runner Up: Tegan Sidebottom (Avenel) 28 Votes

McCormack Medal – C Grade Winner: Danielle Holmes (Girgarre) 35 Votes Runner Up: Rima Owen Horn (Lancaster) 28 Votes

Glover Medal – 17 & Under Winner: Rebecca Squires (Lancaster) 32 Votes Runner Up: Madeline Moore (Nagambie) 23 Votes

Scoble Medal – 17 & Under Winner: Lucy Zotti (Nagambie) 33 Votes Runner Up: Mollie Karl (Tallygaroopna) 29 Votes

SPONSOR AWARDS – Football (As Votes by Goal Umpires)‘Intersport Bennetts’ – Seniors: Ashton Cashion (Ardmona) ‘Knights Furniture’ – Reserves: Ben Robinson (Nagambie)

‘Warren Family’ – Under 18: Tristan Castle (Ardmona)

‘Hume Indigenous Family Violence Regional Action Group’ GOOD SPORTS AWARD A Grade: Michele Button (Violet Town) B Grade: Sarah Brown (Avenel) & Madison Fitzgerald (Merrigum)

C Grade: Jackie Drayton (Nagambie) 17 & Under: Janelle Doolan (Rushworth) 15 & Under: Sophie Moore (Nagambie)

‘BRIGHT EYES HAIR DRESSING & DAY SPA’ Leading Goal Kicker Seniors: Robert Staff (Violet Town) 114 Reserves: Joshua Lane (Tallygaroopna) 62

Under 18: Michael Watson (Murchison) 55

LEAGUE AWARDS Football Champion Club: Stanhope Netball Champion Club: Nagambie Most Disciplined Club: Lancaster Football Netball Club Administrator Of The Year: Keith Lancaster – Tallygaroopna Senior Coach Of The Year: Donald Stirling (Avenel)

Youth Coach Of The Year: Brad Tinning (Lancaster)

of 23

Kyabram District Football Netball League Incorporated

ABN 22 642 390 280

FINANCIAL REPORT For the Year Ended 31 October 2016

of 23

KYABRAM DISTRICT FOOTBALL NETBALL LEAGUE INCORPORATED ABN: 22 642 390 280

STATEMENT OF COMPREHENSIVE INCOME FOR THE YEAR ENDED 31 OCTOBER 2016

2016 2015 INCOME $ $ Affiliation & League Fees 234,929 255,765 Finals Income 89,514 88,232 Sponsorship & Advertising 19,817 19,204 Tape and Medical Supplies Sales 12,741 15,541 VCFL Refunds - - Interest Income - - Sundry Income 270 468

Total Income 357,270 379,216 EXPENDITURE Umpire Association Fees 131,671 127,040 VCFL Affiliation & Registration Fees 37,727 97,496 Netball Victoria Affiliation & Registration Fees 35,717 7,044 Tape & Medical Supplies 12,325 14,000 Newspaper & Programs 35,955 34,930 Finals Expenses 18,538 10,613 Interleague Expenses 15,721 7,817 Trophies & Awards 10,409 8,661 Presentation Night 8,015 7,146 Salaries & Wages - - Staff Training & Honorariums 3,550 5,020 Advertising 14,383 7,105 AFL Goulburn Murray Commission 46,000 42,000 Office Expenses 1,898 1,474 Bank Charges - 15 Auditor Renumeration 1,200 1,500 Sundry Expenses 2,363 1,719

Total Expenditure 370,472 373,580

NET PROFIT/(LOSS) FOR THE YEAR (13,202) 5,636

of 23


STATEMENT OF FINANCIAL POSITION

AS AT 31 OCTOBER 2016

Note 2016 2015 $ $ CURRENT ASSETS Cash & Cash Equivalents 2 68,721 65,928 Receivables 3 14,333 30,354 Other Assets - -

Total Current Assets 83,054 96,282 NON-CURRENT ASSETS - Other Non-Current Assets - -

Total Non-Current Assets - - Total Assets 83,054 96,282 CURRENT LIABILITIES Payables 4 4,737 4,763 Other Liabilities - -

Total Current Liabilities 4,737 4,763 NON-CURRENT LIABILITIES - Other Non-Current Liabilities - -

Total Non-Current Liabilities - - Total Liabilities 4,737 4,763 NET ASSETS 78,317 91,519

EQUITY 78,317 91,519

Retained Earning 78,317 91,519

Total Equity

2016 2015 $ $ Note 2: Cash and Cash Equivalents Cash at Bank – Football 68,721 65,928 Cash at Bank – Netball - - 68,721 65,928

Note 3: Receivables Accounts Receivable 14,333 30,354 Other Debtors - -

14,333 30,354

Note 4: Payables Accounts Payable 4,737 4,763

4,737 4,763

of 23


STATEMENT OF CHANGES IN EQUITY

FOR THE YEAR ENDED 31 OCTOBER 2016

Retained Earnings $ Opening Balance as at 1 November 2014 85,883 Surplus/(Deficit) for the year 5,636

Balance as at 31 October 2015 91,519 Surplus/(Deficit) for the year (13,202)

Balance as at 31 October 2016 78,317

of 23


STATEMENT OF CASH FLOWS

FOR THE YEAR ENDED 31 OCTOBER 2016

Note 2016 2015 $ $ Cash Flows from Operating Activities Receipts from Customers & Members 373,291 392,491 Payments to Suppliers & Employers (370,498) (385,058) Interest Received - -

Net Cash provided by Operating Activities 6 2,793 7,433 Cash Flows from Investing Activities Payments for Fixed Assets - - Proceeds for Fixed Assets - -

Net Cash provided by Investing Activities - - Cash Flows from Financing Activities Repayment of Borrowings - -

Net Cash provided by Financing Activities - - Net increase/(decrease) in Cash Held 2,793 7,433 Cash at beginning of the year 65,928 58,495

Cash at the end of the year 68,721 65,928

Note 5: Cash Flow Information Cash at the end of the financial year as show in the Statement of Cash Flows is reconciles in the Statement of Financial position as follows:

2016 2015 $ $ Cash at the Bank – Football 68,721 65,928 Cash at the Bank – Netball - - 68,721 65,928

Note 6: Reconciliation of Operating Profit/ (Loss) to net cash flows from Operations Cash at the end of the financial year as shown in the Statement of Cash Flows is reconciled in the Statement of Financial Position as follows:

2016 2015 $ $ Net Profit/(Loss) for the year (13,202) 5636 Reconciling Items (Increase)/Decrease in receivables 16,021 13,725 (Increase)/Decrease in other assets - - Increase/(Decrease) in payables (26) (11,478) Increase/(Decrease) in other liabilities - -

2,793 7,433

of 23

KYABRAM DISTRICT FOOTBALL NETBALL LEAGUE INCORPORATED

ABN: 22 642 390 280

NOTES TO THE FINANCIAL STATEMENTS FOR THE YEAR ENDED 31 OCTOBER 2014

Note 1: Statement of Significant Accounting Policies The committee have prepared the financial statements on the basis that the association is a non-reporting entity because there are no users who are dependent on its general purpose financial statements. These financial statements are therefore special purpose financial statements that have been prepared in order to meet the requirements of Associations Incorporation Act 1981 (Vic). The association is a not-for-profit entity for financial reporting purposes under Australian Accounting Standards. The financial statements have been prepared in accordance with the mandatory Australian Accounting Standards applicable to entities reporting under the Associations Incorporation Act 1981 (Vic) and the significant accounting policies below, which the committee have determined are appropriate to meet the needs of members. Such accounting policies are consistently applied which those of previous periods unless stated otherwise. The financial statements, except for the cash flow information, have been prepared on an accrual basis and are based on historical costs unless other stated in the notes. Material accounting policies adopted in the preparation of these financial statements are presented below and have been consistently applied unless stated otherwise. a) Income Tax The association is exempt from Income Tax Note 2 – 6: Placed in Report Note 7: Association Details The registered office of the association is: Kyabram District Football Netball League Incorporated Reserve Street KIALLA, VIC, 3631 The principal place of business of the association is: Kyabram District Football Netball League Incorporated Reserve Street KIALLA, VIC, 3631

kyabram district football netball league annual …

Documents