The great divide of Premier C
The gap between the best and the rest in Premier C was extended further but the top of the table clash at Mt Eliza was where attention was first focused.
Division 2 form lines continue after Round 6
Division 2 form lines continued to the pattern established in recent weeks, with St John’s staying undefeated and South Melbourne Districts again struggling. Elsternwick hosted the struggling South Melbourne and
Hawks are slowly building
West Brunswick had their first breather of the season, and with the sun shining the Division 3 leaders had their pick of games to watch for some research. UHS-VU won
Mismatches the theme in Division 4
Division 4 regularly offers up mismatches but given the form of both Canterbury and Chadstone in recent weeks, perhaps this was the biggest David v Goliath matchup we have seen
Federal Budget Report from William Buck
On the 12th May 2015, the Treasurer, Mr Joe Hockey handed down the 2015-2016 Federal Budget, the second for the Abbott Coalition Government. Premium VAFA partner, William Buck, have run
Carey not making up the numbers
Andrew Leonard What happens if all of a sudden your first tier is not only great but your next tier is also good and the tier below that are all
Little Pink Houses become Holmes
Will Balme Linking John ‘Cougar’ Mellancamp’s 1983 song ‘Little Pink Houses’, which critiqued the homogenisation of middle class USA and the contradictions of the term ‘freedom’ within society, with Mothers’
Raiders Burst To Victory
Brenton Mann Last week’s results went relatively to plan, with Old Paradians’ 40 point win over Old Eltham the exception. Both sides have shown significant improvement this year, but have
Top four defined
James Ried For the first time this season an outright top four has been defined. With wins to Peninsula, Monash, Marcellin and Old Ivanhoe, all four move to 4-1 and
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