The Queensland Government Parliamentary Friends of Rugby League touch football rivalry heads to Davies Park this evening.
Queensland Rugby League Government Relations Manager Arthur Eustace-Earle said the sixth annual game between City and Country - the winners all five times - would kick off at Davies Park at 5.30pm.
Members pay to play and all of the money raised this year will go to non-for-profit charity A Brave Life.
A Brave Life, founded in 2015, provides a person-centred, positive approach to "meet the practical needs of young mother’s from a physical, emotional and educational perspective".
A Brave Life focuses on two areas:
- Walking alongside young mothers, whilst encouraging them to finish their education, pursue their dreams and to be a positive role model for their child
- And providing essential baby items to young mothers through our baby bundle program
Those playing include former NRL referee and current State Member for Everton Tim Mander, Deputy Premier Jackie Trad and Queensland Opposition Leader Deb Frecklington.
Spectators include Linus Power, Joan Pease, Curtis Pitt, Shane King, Kim Richards, Peter Russo, Nikki Boyd, Rob Molhoek and Mick de Brenni.
City versus Country participants
Melissa McMahon |
Michael Healy |
Steven Miles |
Bart Mellish |
Joe Kelly |
Corrine McMillan |
Duncan Pegg |
Glenn Butcher |
Jackie Trad |
Aaron Harper |
Robbie Katter |
Jon Krause |
Nick Dametto |
David Batt |
Brent Mickleberg |
Dan Purdie |
Lachlan Millar |
Marty Hunt |
Tim Mander |
Steve Minnikin |
Dale Last |
Michael Crandon |
Andrew Powell |
Trevor Watts |
Jim McDonald |
Mark Robinson |
David Crisafulli |
Deb Frecklington |