Interstate matches in Australian rules football

Columns: State/Territory/Representative Team | Nickname | Colour ( s ) | Location ( s ) | Debut
Northern Territory | The Thunder | Ochre , Black , White | Northern Territory | 1988 | Queensland | The Maroons | Dark Red , White | Queensland | 1884 | Queensland - Northern Territory | The Scorpions | Maroon , Ochre , White | Northern Territory , Queensland | 1993 | South Australia | The Croweaters | Red , Royal Blue , Golden Yellow | South Australia | 1879 | Tasmania | The Devils | Dark Green , Red , Canary Yellow , Black , White | Tasmania | 1887 | Victoria | The Big V | Navy Blue , White | Victoria | 1897 | Victorian Football Association ( VIC ) | The VFA | Navy Blue , Golden Yellow | Victoria | 1879 | Western Australia | The Sandgropers | Golden Yellow , Black | Western Australia | 1904

Example questions:
On what date is the national day of the country represented by a Australian rules football interstate match team whose color is a pale sandy fawn color ? | In which stadium did the Australian rules football interstate match team play whose color has a chemical symbol of Au ? | What is the population of the state whose Australian rules football interstate match team has a history dating back to the 1860s ? | What is the country officially known as that is served by the governing body of amateur Australian rules football interstate matches ?

Answers:
26 January 1788 | Docklands Stadium | 533,308 | Commonwealth of Australia