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- Australian Football International Cup (links | edit)
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- Australian rules football in Nauru (links | edit)
- Geography of Australian rules football (links | edit)
- Canada national Australian rules football team (links | edit)
- Denmark national Australian rules football team (links | edit)
- Great Britain men's national Australian rules football team (links | edit)
- Ireland national Australian rules football team (links | edit)
- Japan national Australian rules football team (links | edit)
- South Africa national Australian rules football team (links | edit)
- United States men's national Australian rules football team (links | edit)
- New Zealand national Australian rules football team (links | edit)
- Nauru national Australian rules football team (links | edit)
- Papua New Guinea national Australian rules football team (links | edit)
- Australian rules football in Sweden (links | edit)
- Women's Australian rules football (links | edit)
- Australian rules football in France (links | edit)
- Samoa national Australian rules football team (links | edit)
- Australian rules football in Canada (links | edit)
- Australian rules football in the United States (links | edit)
- Australian rules football in South Africa (links | edit)
- Australian rules football in Finland (links | edit)
- 2008 Australian Football International Cup (links | edit)
- 2005 Australian Football International Cup (links | edit)
- 2002 Australian Football International Cup (links | edit)
- Countries playing Australian rules football (links | edit)
- Australian rules football in Tonga (links | edit)
- Australian rules football in Fiji (links | edit)
- Australian rules football in China (links | edit)
- Australian rules football in Oceania (links | edit)
- Australian rules football in Asia (links | edit)
- Australian rules football in Europe (links | edit)
- Australian rules football in the Middle East (links | edit)
- Canada Women's Australian Football League (links | edit)
- United States women's national Australian rules football team (links | edit)
- Huddersfield Rams (links | edit)
- David Stynes (links | edit)
- Mike Finn (links | edit)
- Clifford Richardson (links | edit)
- Alan Coomey (links | edit)
- John Tierney (Gaelic footballer) (links | edit)
- Paul Sharry (links | edit)
- John Heslin (links | edit)
- Joe Cunnane (links | edit)
- Gerard Walls (links | edit)
- Fearghal Purcell (links | edit)
- Lightning football (links | edit)
- Blacktown ISP Oval (links | edit)