Men's
| Men's Team | State | Home Venue | Year Joined | AHL Titles | AKA or Incorporated Teams |
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| Canberra Labor Club Lakers | ACT | National Hockey Centre, Canberra | 1991 | Canberra Lakers Vision City Canberra Lakers |
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| New South Wales Waratahs | New South Wales | Sydney Olympic Park Hockey Centre | 1991 | 1997 2001 2005 |
Sydney Stingrays Tamworth Frogs (1991-1993) Sydney Scorpions NSW Warriors NSW Panthers |
| Darwin Airport Resort Stingers | Northern Territory | Marrara Hockey Centre | 1998 | Territory Stingers Gryphon Territory Stingers Atlas Territory Stingers Vodafone Territory Stingers Northpharm Territory Stingers |
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| OAMPS Queensland Blades | Queensland | Queensland State Hockey Centre | 1991 | 2003 2004 2006 2007 2010 |
Brisbane Blades North Queensland Barras (1993-2000) |
| OAMPS Southern Hotshots | South Australia | Distinctive Homes Hockey Stadium | 1991 | Adelaide Hotshots | |
| MIA Tasmanian Tigers | Tasmania | Tasmanian Hockey Centre | 1992 (DNC 1993) |
Tassie Tigers MIA Tassie Tigers |
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| Victoria Vikings | Victoria | State Netball and Hockey Centre | 1991 | 1996 1998 |
Melbourne Redbacks VIS Redbacks Azuma Vikings |
| SmokeFree WA Thundersticks | Western Australia | Perth Hockey Stadium | 1992 | 1992 1993 1995 1999 2000 2002 2008 2009 |
Perth Thundersticks WAIS Thundersticks |
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