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🏉 ❤️🤍🖤GOOD CLEAN FUN IS BACK! ❤️🤍🖤🏉

The countdown is on! NAB AFL Auskick is returning to Southern Districts Crocs, and we can't wait to welcome our next generation of Crocs to the field! 🐊

If your little legend is aged 4–7 years, Auskick is the perfect way to build confidence, learn new skills, make lifelong friends and discover a love for footy in a fun, safe and supportive environment.

📍 Norbuilt Oval, Freds Pass
📅 Monday 20 July
⏰ 5:00pm

Whether they're having their very first kick or already love chasing the footy, everyone is welcome!

👉 Register today: https://www.playhq.com/afl/register/e0a553
📲 Or simply scan the QR code in the image.

Come and see why Auskick is all about Good Clean Fun! 🏉🐊

🖤❤️ Vale Jeff Stevens ❤️🖤

The Southern Districts Football Club extends its deepest condolences to the family, friends and the entire AJ Couriers team following the passing of founder, Jeff Stevens.

Jeff was much more than a successful Territorian businessman. He built AJ Couriers into one of the Northern Territory's most respected and trusted businesses through hard work, integrity and an unwavering commitment to doing things the right way. His contribution to the Territory, and to countless organisations across it, leaves a lasting legacy.

As a long-time sponsor and valued supporter of our club, Jeff's generosity and commitment have helped our Crocs community both on and off the field for many years. We are incredibly grateful for his support and the friendship of the AJ Couriers family.

Our thoughts are with Wilma, Jessie, the Stevens family, everyone at AJ Couriers, and all who had the privilege of knowing Jeff during this difficult time.

Rest peacefully, Jeff. Your legacy will live on across the Territory and within our club.

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https://www.ntnews.com.au/news/aj-couriers-founder-jeff-stevens-remembered-as-the-man-who-moved-the-territory/news-story/6e52bb8087656d6433fff2cb419aaa74

‘No problem he couldn’t take care of’: Tributes for courier king after sudden death Every afternoon, three grandchildren would wait by the door, bouncing with anticipation. The rule was firm — no rushing out until Papa had turned off the car. The moment the engine fell silent, they bolted.