THE PULSE – May 1, 2026
The joy of victory and the agony of defeat. Despite these known outcomes (save for a draw), understanding there’s a real possibility that we may lose the game, we front
Brett Connell – VAFA CEO
The Victorian Government made announcements around the lifting of restrictions earlier today. It was positive news for community sport, which can return to both training and playing under the following criteria (as outlined in the table of restrictions below):
Community sport:
This will be reviewed in two weeks.
The new restricted activity directions will be released overnight. Following this being released, and any clarification we need to seek out, it is anticipated we will have updated return to play protocols soon.
In the interests of specifics:
Please keep in mind that we are all responsible for following the new restrictions in accordance with Government advice.
Keep safe and well.
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