Newcastle Australian Football League Premiers
| Year | Premiers |
|---|---|
| 1948 | |
| 1949 | |
| 1950 | |
| 1951 | |
| 1952 | |
| 1953 | |
| 1954 | Western Suburbs |
| 1955 | Hamilton |
| 1956 | Maitland |
| 1957 | Western Suburbs |
| 1958 | Western Suburbs |
| 1959 | Western Suburbs |
| 1960 | Western Suburbs |
| 1961 | Newcastle City |
| 1962 | Western Suburbs |
| 1963 | Newcastle City |
| 1964 | Newcastle City |
| 1965 | Newcastle City |
| 1966 | Newcastle City |
| 1967 | RAAF |
| 1968 | Newcastle City |
| 1969 | RAAF |
| 1970 | Newcastle City |
| 1971 | Newcastle City |
| 1972 | Singleton Army |
| 1973 | Newcastle City |
| 1974 | RAAF |
| 1975 | Newcastle City |
| 1976 | Newcastle City |
| 1977 | Western Suburbs |
| 1978 | Western Suburbs |
| 1979 | Cardiff |
| 1980 | Cardiff |
| 1981 | Newcastle City |
| 1982 | Western Suburbs |
| 1983 | Western Suburbs |
| 1984 | Warners Bay |
| 1985 | Singleton |
| 1986 | Western Suburbs |
| 1987 | Williamtown Jets |
| 1988 | Warners Bay |
| 1989 | Wallsend |
| 1990 | Warners Bay |
| 1991 | Warners Bay |
| 1992 | Warners Bay |
| 1993 | Warners Bay |
| 1994 | Nelson Bay |
| 1995 | Newcastle City |
| 1996 | Nelson Bay |
| 1997 | Nelson Bay |
| 1998 | Cardiff |
| 1999 | Nelson Bay |
From 2000 onwards the Premiers are listed under the Black Diamond Australian Football League
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