Bridge Organizations in Australia

• Australian Bridge Federation  - Contains overview about the group, details on events, and members’ master points. Also includes a list of the affiliated clubs and links.
• Ballina Bridge Club  - Member club of the ABF; with information on session times, events, and lessons offered. Also includes the club's history and calendar of activities.
• Bridge Association of Western Australia  - Fosters the promotion of Bridge in the Western Australia area. Includes details on the group's gaming regulations, entry lists, and results.
• Bridge Inner West  - Operated by Helen Sharwood. Covers details on session times, events, and game results.
• Bridge with John McIlrath  - Offers games, tournament director services, and Bridge merchandise. Also presents details on game results, board dealing, and related links.
• Double Bay Bridge Centre  - Offers Duplicate and Rubbers games; with information on club results, session times, and related links provided.
• Finesse Bridge Club  - Holds regular games and classes for beginners. Contains details on the lessons offered, game results, and photo galleries.
• Illawarra Bridge Association  - Venue located in the Figtree Community Hall. Covers the group's calendar of events, session schedules, and newsletter postings.
• New South Wales Bridge Association  - Provides lessons and tournaments for the card game; with particulars on its officials, regulations, and game results.
• North Shore Bridge Club  - Allocates master points on the services offered for gamers. Displays club directions, regular playing times, and details on membership fees.
• Northern Territory Bridge Association  - Highlights the group’s tournament regulations and constitution. Contains particulars on affiliated clubs and list of officials.
• Queensland Bridge Association  - Showcases regional tournaments calendar and results. Covers particulars on affiliated clubs, game regulations, and photos.
• South Australian Bridge Association  - Information on the classes offered, session times, and club programs, and directions provided.
• Tasmanian Bridge Association  - Formed in 1928 and now comprises 9 other clubs in the state. Covers particulars on the group's upcoming events, regulations, and winners archives.