With just over two weeks left until the commencement of the 2012 Trans Tasman Series in Mudgee, it’s time to send in your messages of support for our Australian contingent.

Touch Football Australia (TFA) is proud to announce its three Australian Open teams that will compete in the 2012 Trans Tasman Series against New Zealand in Mudgee later this month.

Touch New Zealand (TNZ) and Touch Football Australia (TFA) are pleased to announce the finalised dates and venue for the first of a kind Super Trans Tasman Test Series in 2013.

The Sydney Mets under 14’s team received a real treat on Sunday when they learnt a thing or two from the Australian Men’s Open squad at the Australian camp.

Over the next four years Touch Football Australia (TFA) will have numerous representative teams competing in various international events.

Touch Football Australia (TFA) would like to announce the successfully appointed coaches for the National Youth Program.

2011 World Cup Dutch Men’s Open captain/coach, Bradley Lang, interviewed Australian Men’s Open coach, Tony Trad, for his website, More Than One, following the event in Scotland.

The Federation of International Touch (FIT) will soon release a DVD with footage from the finals of the 2011 World Cup in Edinburgh, Scotland.

The Federation of International Touch (FIT) is now seeking feedback on the delivery of the 2011 Touch World Cup from all participants.

Some of the images from the 2011 World Cup are now available to view on the 2011 World Cup website.

Australia has won the 2011 Federation of International Touch World Cup, claiming five of the seven divisions on offer.

Australia has so far won four divisions on offer at the 2011 World Cup.

Australia has won its fifth World Cup title, with the Men's Open, Women's Open, Mixed Open, Men's 30's and Men's 35's teams taking out their respective titles.

Take a look at how our Australian grand final teams went last time they met their opposition at the 2011 World Cup.

Australia has already qualified for five of tomorrow's grand finals, with the Men's and Women's Open teams to play their semi finals in the morning.

The Australian Men’s 35’s team is the first Australian team to progress through to the 2011 World Cup grand finals after its 8-7 win over South Africa in Edinburgh today.

Australia’s seven World Cup teams will be hoping to continue their impressive World Cup campaign on day four of the event, in preparation for their respective finals campaigns.

Australia’s seven World Cup teams finished the day undefeated on day three of the event, with plenty of exciting games taking place.

Australia has had an undefeated day so far on day three of the 2011 World Cup, with plenty of exciting games and big scores.

Australia will contest the following games on day three at the 2011 World Cup.

Australia put on yet another impressive display on day two of the 2011 World Cup, having plenty of success on the field.

Australia put on yet another dominant display on day two of the 2011 World Cup in Edinburgh, winning all but one game.

After a busy but very successful first day of the 2011 World Cup, the Australian contingent will have a bit of a quitter day on day two of the event, but there’ll be plenty of exciting match ups that will take place.

Australia has got off to a great start on day one of the 2011 Federation of International Touch World Cup in Edinburgh, Scotland.

The Australian contingent has made a flying start on day one of the 2011 World Cup in Edinburgh, Scotland.

Australia will spend their last day before the 2011 World Cup fine tuning in preparation for the commencement of the event which begins on Wednesday.

It’s the time that comes around every four years that all Australian representatives wait anxiously for. The reason they train so hard, prepare so much and devote their lives to Touch Football.

And it’s just around the corner.

There has been plenty of media coverage of the upcoming 2011 Federation of International Touch (FIT) World Cup over the past few months.

Minister for Sport Mark Arbib today wished Australia’s Touch Football teams great success as they leave for the 2011 World Cup in Scotland.

In the lead up to the 2011 World Cup, Australia’s captains tell www.austouch.com.au how it feels to be a part of the Australian contingent, and everything you need to know about the preparation of their respective teams.

In this edition, Australian Women’s Open captain, Louise Winchester, speaks about her team’s second training camp and a special surprise she received in the lead up to the World Cup.

The Player Profiles for the Australian contingent can be found on this website.

There are plenty of ways to keep in touch during the 2011 Federation of International Touch World Cup, which will be held in Edinburgh, Scotland, from Wednesday, 22 June to Sunday, 26 June 2011.

In the lead up to the 2011 World Cup, some of Australia’s contingent tell www.austouch.com.au how it feels to be representing Australia at the event, and everything you need to know about the preparation of their respective teams in the lead up.

In this edition, Australian Men’s 35’s representative, David Hartmann, speaks about how his team is progressing, and how it feels to be debuting for Australia at the 2011 World Cup.

In the lead up to the 2011 World Cup, Australia’s captains tell www.austouch.com.au how it feels to be a part of the Australian contingent, and everything you need to know about the preparation of their respective teams.

In this edition, Australian Women’s Open captain, Louise Winchester, speaks about her team's preparation in the lead up to the World Cup  and her troublesome pinky finger.

In the lead up to the 2011 World Cup, some of Australia’s contingent tell www.austouch.com.au how it feels to be representing Australia at the event, and everything you need to know about the preparation of their respective teams in the lead up.

In this edition, Australian Senior Mixed representative, Brooke James, speaks about how her team is progressing, and how it feels to be representing Australia at her first World Cup.

In the lead up to the 2011 World Cup, some of Australia’s contingent tell www.austouch.com.au how it feels to be representing Australia at the event, and everything you need to know about the preparation of their respective teams.

In the lead up to the 2011 World Cup, some of Australia’s contingent tells www.austouch.com.au how it feels to be representing Australia at the event, and everything you need to know about the preparation of their respective teams in the lead up.

While six of Australia’s seven World Cup teams converged on Parramatta’s Doyle Ground on Sunday for day two of their training camp, there was one notable omission.

Australia’s seven World Cup teams converged on the Kingsway Playing Fields on Saturday to take part in day one of their first training camp.

Australia’s seven World Cup teams have the chance to train together this weekend, when they meet in Sydney for a training camp in the lead up to the 2011 World Cup.

In the lead up to the 2011 World Cup, Australia’s captains tell www.austouch.com.au how it feels to be a part of the Australian contingent, and everything you need to know about the preparation of their respective teams in the lead up to the event.

In the lead up to the 2011 World Cup, Australia’s captains tell www.austouch.com.au how it feels to be a part of the Australian contingent, and everything you need to know about the preparation of their respective teams in the lead up to the event.

The Touch Football Australia High Performance website is where you can find all of the latest news and information in the lead up to the 2011 World Cup in Scotland.

The Australian Men’s Open team will be holding a Poker night on Saturday, 28 May 2011 at Rockdale Tennis Club to raise money for their upcoming trip to Scotland for the 2011 World Cup.

In the lead up to the 2011 World Cup, Australia’s captains tell www.austouch.com.au how it feels to be a part of the Australian contingent, and everything you need to know about the preparation of their respective teams in the lead up to the event.

There has been plenty of media coverage of the upcoming 2011 Federation of International Touch (FIT) World Cup following the announcement of the Australian contingent.

Touch Football Australia is very proud to announce the players who will represent Australia in the Senior divisions at the 2011 FIT World Cup to be held in Scotland in June.

Touch Football Australia is very proud to announce the players who will represent Australia at the 2011 FIT World Cup in Scotland in June.

A group of young Touch Football players from Parkes got an invaluable opportunity last weekend, when the Australian Men’s Open squad travelled to the city for a training camp.

The Australian Men’s Open squad will travel to Parkes, New South Wales, this weekend to hold one of their last training camps before the 2011 World Cup, as well as teach the local Parkes junior teams a thing or two.

Touch Football Australia (TFA) provides the following information to interested players regarding the selection of the Australian Masters Teams to attend the 2011 Federation of International Touch (FIT) World Cup.

Touch Football Australia (TFA) has recently announced the selection and nomination process for the Australian Masters teams to attend the 2011 FIT World Cup in Scotland.

Australia’s three National Training Squads, the Men’s, Women’s and Mixed Open, converged on Picken Oval, Sydney over the weekend to take part in a training camp.