NRL Touch Football, also known as Touch Football Australia, is a privately owned entity headquartered in Australia. Founded in 1968 and employing approximately 60 individuals, the organization is responsible for the overall leadership, management, administration, and development of Touch Football across Australia. The company has established a partnership with the NRL, working to provide direction for the sport and develop the game as a community sport.

2024 Revenue

Founded

1968

Headcount

55

Headquarters

Australia

Primary Segment

Contact sports

Ownership

Privately Owned

News Summary:

Touch Football Australia (TFA) announced its official referee contingent representing Australia at the 2026 Asia Pacific Seniors Touch Cup in Japan, highlighting the strength of its high-performance officiating pathways on September 17, 2026. Previously, on September 14, Marryatville High School became the first South Australian institution to join TFA’s national Endorsed Schools Program, marking a milestone for school-based Touch Football in the state and enabling the school to expand existing programs. Earlier in September, on the 9th, TFA appointed Phil Gyemore, Renee Murphy, and Dave Nolan as Australian Emus Opens Head Coaches for the upcoming international campaign cycle, following a multi-stage selection process. Looking ahead, nominations opened on August 31 for the 2026 Capital Territory Cup, a two-day tournament scheduled for November 14-15, where teams will compete with finals concluding on Sunday afternoon. This followed TFA's August 28 announcement detailing September’s schedule, which included a mix of school and representative events, notably the DoorDash National Youth Championships, designed to provide opportunities for junior athletes and emerging talent.

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