Two Major Eastern Suburbs Leagues to Merge?

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Community sport is central to the lives of many, however as soon as 2028, the Eastern suburbs of Melbourne may see a huge change in their weekend of physical activity and social outings.

The Outer East Football & Netball League is an Australian rules and netball organisation within Victoria with over 9,000 participants across 35 competition divisionss. The East Football & Netball League has over 16,000 participants competing across more than 40 competition divisions. Both clubs recently signed a memorandum of intention to merge.

Listen to Adam Brogden's 3-minute Audio Current Affairs story below to understand what this means for both leagues.

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