North East Australian Football League (National)

Quick Premiers List :

Championship : 2011 - NT Thunder. 2012 - Brisbane Lions. 2013 - Brisbane Lions. 2014 - Aspley. 2015 - ?. 2016 - ?. 2017 - ?. 2018 - ?. 2019 - ?.

Eastern : 2011 - Ainslie. 2012 - Queanbeyan. 2013 - Sydney Swans.

Northern : 2011 - NT Thunder. 2012 - Brisbane Lions. 2013 - Brisbane Lions.

Timeline :
2011 :^[source]
The NEAFL was formed.
Eastern Conference :
Participating clubs were (complete) :
 - Ainslie,
 - Belconnen,
 - Eastlake,
 - GWS Giants (this season only),
 - Queanbeyan,
 - Sydney Swans and
 - Tuggeranong and
Grand Final - Ainslie defeated ?.
Northern Conference :
Participating clubs were (complete) :
 - Aspley,
 - Brisbane Lions,
 - Broadbeach,
 - Gold Coast Suns,
 - Labrador,
 - Morningside,
 - Mount Gravatt,
 - NT Thunder and
 - Redland and
 - Southport.
Grand Final - NT Thunder defeated Morningside.
Championship :
Championship Final - NT Thunder defeated Ainslie @ Alice Springs.

2012 :^[source]
Eastern Conference :
Participating clubs were (complete) :
 - Ainslie,
 - Belconnen,
 - Eastlake,
 - GWS Giants (debut, reserves of previous team),
 - Queanbeyan,
 - Sydney Hills (debut),
 - Sydney Swans,
 - Sydney University (debut) and
 - Tuggeranong.
Grand Final - Queanbeyan defeated ?.
Northern Conference :
Participating clubs were (complete) :
 - Aspley,
 - Brisbane Lions,
 - Broadbeach,
 - Gold Coast Suns,
 - Labrador,
 - Morningside,
 - Mount Gravatt,
 - NT Thunder and
 - Redland and
 - Southport.
Grand Final - Brisbane Lions defeated NT Thunder.
Championship :
Championship Final - Brisbane Lions defeated Queanbeyan @ Canberra.

2013 :^[source]
Eastern Conference :
Participating clubs were (complete) :
 - Ainslie,
 - Belconnen,
 - Eastlake,
 - GWS Giants,
 - Queanbeyan,
 - Sydney Hills (debut),
 - Sydney Swans,
 - Sydney University (debut) and
 - Tuggeranong (final season).
Grand Final - Sydney Swans defeated ?.
Northern Conference :
Participating clubs were (complete) :
 - Aspley,
 - Brisbane Lions,
 - Broadbeach (final season),
 - Gold Coast Suns,
 - Labrador (final season),
 - Morningside (final season),
 - Mount Gravatt (final season),
 - NT Thunder and
 - Redland and
 - Southport.
Grand Final - Brisbane Lions defeated Aspley.
Championship :
Championship Final - Brisbane Lions defeated Sydney Swans.

2014 :^[source]
The conference system was abolished.
Participating clubs were (complete) :
 - Ainslie,
 - Aspley,
 - Belconnen (final season),
 - Brisbane Lions,
 - Eastlake,
 - Gold Coast Suns,
 - GWS Giants,
 - NT Thunder and
 - Queanbeyan (final season),
 - Redland and
 - Southport.
 - Sydney Hills (final season),
 - Sydney Swans and
 - Sydney University.
Grand Final - Aspley defeated Sydney Swans by 2 pts @ Brisbane.

2015 :^[source]
Participating clubs were (complete) :
 - Ainslie (final season),
 - Aspley,
 - Brisbane Lions,
 - Eastlake (changed name to Canberra Demons next season),
 - Gold Coast Suns,
 - GWS Giants,
 - NT Thunder and
 - Redland and
 - Southport.
 - Sydney Swans and
 - Sydney University.
Grand Final - NT Thunder defeated Aspley by 1 pt @ Darwin.

2016 :^[source]
Participating clubs were (complete) :
 - Aspley,
 - Brisbane Lions,
 - Canberra Demons (changed name from Eastlake),
 - Gold Coast Suns,
 - GWS Giants,
 - NT Thunder and
 - Redland and
 - Southport.
 - Sydney Swans and
 - Sydney University.

2017-19 - Participating clubs included Aspley.
2020 - Due to the Covid-19 epidemic, the NEAFL ceased to operate.
2021 - The NEAFL was dissolved, with a number of clubs joining the VFL.