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More than 100 soccer clubs across Queensland, including Far North Queensland, have forced Football Queensland to back down from big fee hikes. Picture: Supplied

Soccer clubs’ superb victory

THE state’s soccer clubs, including those in Cairns, Innisfail and the Tablelands, have won a victory over Football Queensland’s proposed fee hikes for 2027.

26 October, 2026

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