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The A to Z of Regional Footy Clubs Podcast

We are excited to present The A to Z of Regional Footy Clubs Podcast by CLIRA.Starting with an introductory episode, released on Thursday 5 March 2026, the podcast will take us from footy club to footy club as we work our way through the alphabet.Every Wednesday morning, starting on 18 March, we will be releasing a new episode, all the way through until 9 September - the week that most large regional footy leagues play their Grand Final.We are not going to spoil the surprise by telling you which clubs we have selected nor are we going to tell you how we dealt with X (week 24) and Z (week 26). That will all become apparent as we work through the season.Every episode will feature a club representative - sometimes a member of the committee, other times a club legend. One thing we know is that, regardless of who we speak to, they are going to be passionate advocates for their club, their town and their region.Find us in your favourit

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  1. 15

    N - Nyah Nyah West United Football Club

    In this episode, our host, Neil Butler chats to long-term committee member, David Henson, about Nyah Nyah West United Football Netball Club. Location: Nyah (365km NW of Melbourne) / Nyah West (371km NW of Melbourne) League: Central Murray Football Netball League This podcast series is proudly supported by Regional Stories - www.regionalstories.com.au

  2. 14

    M - Minyip Murtoa Football & Netball Club

    In this episode, our host Neil Butler chats to Scott Arnold, about the Minyip Murtoa Football & Netball Club. Location: Minyip (320km NW of Melbourne) and Murtoa (305km NW of Melbourne) League: Wimmera Football Netball League This podcast series is proudly supported by Regional Stories - www.regionalstories.com.au

  3. 13

    L - Lake Grace Pingrup Football Club

    In this episode, our host Neil Butler chats to assistant coach and committee member, Tyson Prater and committee member, former captain and club legend, Luke Bairstow, about Lake Grace Pingrup Football Club. Location: Lake Grace (345km SE of Perth) League: Ongerup Football Association This podcast series is proudly supported by Regional Stories - www.regionalstories.com.au

  4. 12

    K - Katanning Football Club

    In this episode, our host Neil Butler chats to club legend, Kenny Quartermaine, about the Katanning Football Club. Location: Katanning (277km SE of Perth) League: Upper Great Southern Football League This podcast series is proudly supported by Regional Stories - www.regionalstories.com.au

  5. 11

    J - Jerilderie Football & Netball Club

    In this episode, our host Neil Butler chats to president, Dean Knight, about Jerilderie Football & Netball Club. Location: Jerilderie (680km SW of Sydney) League: Picola & District Football Netball League This podcast series is proudly supported by Regional Stories - www.regionalstories.com.au

  6. 10

    I - Inverell Saints Football Club

    In this episode, our host Neil Butler chats to inaugural President and former coach, Gerry Taveira, about Inverell Saints Football Club. Location: Inverell (570km N of Sydney) League: AFL North West NSW Football League This podcast series is proudly supported by Regional Stories - www.regionalstories.com.au

  7. 9

    H - Heywood Football Netball Club

    Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islander listeners are advised that this episode may contain the names and voices of people who have passed away. Discretion is advised. In this episode, our host Neil Butler chats to vice-president, Braydon Saunders, about Heywood Football Netball Club. Location: Heywood (357km W of Melbourne) League: South West District Football Netball League This podcast series is proudly supported by Regional Stories - www.regionalstories.com.au

  8. 8

    G - Grassy Hawks Football Club

    In this episode, our host Neil Butler chats to under-16 coach and vice-president, Craig Constable, about Grassy Hawks Football Club. Location: King Island (Bass Strait) League: King Island Football Association This podcast series is proudly supported by Regional Stories - www.regionalstories.com.au

  9. 7

    F - Figtree Australian Football Club

    In this episode, our host Neil Butler chats to chairman, Neil Rowsell, about Figtree Australian Football Club. Location: Figtree (85km S of Sydney) League: AFL South Coast This podcast series is proudly supported by Regional Stories - www.regionalstories.com.au

  10. 6

    E - Eden Whalers Football Club

    In this episode, our host Neil Butler chats to club stalwart, Nicole Crowe, about Eden Whalers Football Club. Location: Eden (478km S of Sydney) League: Sapphire Coast AFL This podcast series is proudly supported by Regional Stories - www.regionalstories.com.au

  11. 5

    D - Denmark Walpole Football Club

    In this episode, our host Neil Butler chats to president, Sam Keenan, about Denmark Walpole Football Club. Location: Denmark (425km SSE of Perth) League: Great Southern Football League This podcast series is proudly supported by Regional Stories - www.regionalstories.com.au

  12. 4

    C - Cummins Kapinnie Football Club

    In this episode, our host Neil Butler chats to secretary, Jacqui Phelps, about Cummins Kapinnie Football Club. Location: Cummins (638km W of Adelaide) League: Great Flinders Football League This podcast series is proudly supported by Regional Stories - www.regionalstories.com.au

  13. 3

    B - Beechworth Football & Netball Club

    In this episode, our host Neil Butler chats to sponsorship team member, Adam Fendyk, about Beechworth Football & Netball Club. Location: Beechworth (280km NE of Melbourne) League: Tallangatta & District Football League This podcast series is proudly supported by Regional Stories - www.regionalstories.com.au

  14. 2

    A - Angaston Football Club

    In this episode, our host Neil Butler chats to club stalwart, Anthony "Schuby" Schubert, about Angaston Football Club. Location: Angaston (77km NE of Adelaide) League: Barossa, Light & Gawler Football Association This podcast series is proudly supported by Regional Stories - www.regionalstories.com.au

  15. 1

    Sponsorship Announcement

    We are delighted to announce that the 2026 Season of The A to Z Of Regional Footy Clubs podcast now has a sponsor. Take a listen to see who has joined us for the journey!

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    Introduction

    We are excited to introduce The A to Z Of Regional Footy Clubs Podcast by CLIRA. Starting with this introductory episode, released on Thursday 5 March, the podcast will take us from footy club to footy club as we work our way through the alphabet. Every Wednesday morning, starting on 18 March, we will be releasing a new episode, all the way through until 9 September - the week that most large regional footy leagues play their Grand Final. We are not going to spoil the surprise by telling you which clubs we have selected nor are we going to tell you how we dealt with X (week 24) and Z (week 26). That will all become apparent as we work through the season. Every episode will feature a club representative - sometimes a member of the committee, other times a club legend. One thing we know is that, regardless of who we speak to, they are going to be passionate advocates for their club, their town and their region. Find us in your favourite podcast store or via the web at www.regionalfootypodcast.au.

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ABOUT THIS SHOW

We are excited to present The A to Z of Regional Footy Clubs Podcast by CLIRA.Starting with an introductory episode, released on Thursday 5 March 2026, the podcast will take us from footy club to footy club as we work our way through the alphabet.Every Wednesday morning, starting on 18 March, we will be releasing a new episode, all the way through until 9 September - the week that most large regional footy leagues play their Grand Final.We are not going to spoil the surprise by telling you which clubs we have selected nor are we going to tell you how we dealt with X (week 24) and Z (week 26). That will all become apparent as we work through the season.Every episode will feature a club representative - sometimes a member of the committee, other times a club legend. One thing we know is that, regardless of who we speak to, they are going to be passionate advocates for their club, their town and their region.Find us in your favourit

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CLIRA - Celebrating Life In Regional Australia

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We are excited to present The A to Z of Regional Footy Clubs Podcast by CLIRA.Starting with an introductory episode, released on Thursday 5 March 2026, the podcast will take us from footy club to footy club as we work our way through the alphabet.Every Wednesday morning, starting on 18 March, we...

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