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With the support of these amazing sponsors we will be able to make the 53rd NSW Aboriginal Rugby League Knockout an amazing event. We thank our sponsors for their support and encourage you all to follow the great things they do and support them in return.

Thank you to the official Naming Rights Partner for 2025, Aboriginal Affairs NSW. Having supported the knockout since its inception it is a pleasure to see Aboriginal Affairs still supporting the knockout after more than 50 years.
The 2025 Aboriginal Affairs NSW Aboriginal Rugby League Knockout in Tamworth is shaping to be a memorable event thanks to the continued support of our naming rights partner.

Thank you Department of Communities and Justice (DCJ) for once again being the naming rights partner of the Womens Competition.
DCJ aims to create a safe, just, resilient and inclusive NSW in which everyone has the opportunity to realise their potential.
DCJ are also seeking Aboriginal people who “Want a career working with our mob, for our mob” to come and see what career pathways are available at the DCJ marquee.
DCJ enables services to work together to support everyone’s right to access justice, help for families, early intervention and inclusion, and services that benefit the whole community

The Department of Primary Industries and Regional Development is dedicated to growing our primary industries and supporting regional economic development to deliver long term benefits to regional NSW. We work with industry and community to implement policies and programs that protect, support, and develop our primary industries and regional communities. The Department's Aboriginal Economic Development team drives economic development for Aboriginal communities across regional NSW, working directly with local communities to co-design programs and initiatives for positive economic outcomes.


NSW Health is proud to be supporting the NSW Koori Knockout. NSW Health is implementing the Single Digital Patient Record (SDPR), a transformational health program that will change healthcare experiences by providing a full picture of a person's health information on one system. The SDPR will connect care across NSW Health, making life easier for patients, carers and health staff. The SDPR has been shaped by the voices and lived experiences of Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islander people. This input has informed the inclusion of cultural considerations, focusing on providing culturally safe and supportive NSW Health care, services and facilities. Come find us at the Health Precinct to learn more about what the SDPR means for Aboriginal people.

The Office of Sport is proud to support the 2025 NSW Aboriginal Rugby League Knockout in Tamworth. Supporting this event is key to the work we are doing as part of our Reconciliation Action Plan, which is guided by our vision for First Nations peoples and the wider community to be engaged through sport and active recreation to break down barriers and create safe, supportive and equal access to sport. Through supporting events such as the NSW Aboriginal Rugby League Knockout, we are committed to working closely with First Nations communities to harness the power of sport and active recreation as a vehicle for change.



Nura Gili, UNSW is proud to partner with 2025 Aboriginal Affairs NSW Aboriginal Rugby League Knockout in Tamworth. We embrace a family culture, blending humour with a commitment to providing tailored opportunities and services for your success, empowering you to become the next Indigenous leader.
No matter where you are on your educational journey and future ambitions, we stand with you. No Shame to Educate, Let's Yarn!

We’re incredibly proud to be sponsoring the Koori Knockout for the third year running. This isn’t just a sporting event, it’s a powerful gathering of mob, culture and connection. Being part of the Knockout means walking alongside community, showing up and backing the strength and talent that shines on and off the field. We’re deeply grateful to be welcomed into this space year after year. It’s a privilege to support something that brings so many people together with pride, purpose and heart.

UNE and Oorala are proud to stand alongside our community in celebrating sport, connection, and intergenerational talent. Our support of the under 17 women’s competition and our on-site presence, we’re showing up with respect and commitment to creating meaningful engagement. Our involvement reflects a genuine investment in relationships that matter; to community, to culture, and to future learners.


Official apparel partner Blakk Sportswear will be selling 2025 NSW Aboriginal Knockout merchandise at the main entry to the Knockout, check them out and follow their journey online also for all your team apparel purchases.

Official broadcast partner NITV will broadcast Field 1 games live from Sunday October 5th. If you can't make it to Tamworth watch the action on NITV.

The Department of Planning, Housing and Infrastructure works to ensure NSW is liveable and prosperous by delivering thriving communities, public spaces, places and economies.
Delivering better outcomes with and for Aboriginal peoples, communities and organisations is a key part of our work.
We strive to be an employer of choice for our mob, and we are always looking for ways to improve the workforce experience for our Aboriginal staff






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We acknowledge our people the traditional owners of country throughout this land
and continue our connections to the land, sea and our people.
We respect our elders who have paved the way and will continue their dreams and aspirations with our actions
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