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ADELAIDE, AUSTRALIA - FEBRUARY 02: Kirsten McLeod of the Bulldogs clashes with Chelsea Randall of the Crows during the 2019 NAB AFLW Round 01 match between the Adelaide Crows and the Western Bulldogs at Norwood Oval on February 02, 2019 in Adelaide, Australia. (Photo by AFL Media/Getty Images)

Randall back to boost Crows against Cats

Coming off a great win against Carlton — in which the Crows conjured up a 30-point turnaround — Adelaide will be further boosted by the return of inspirational co-captain Chelsea Randall.

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North Melbourne AFLW player Britt Gibson and her partner Jaime and child, 5 month old Henry. Picture: Tony Gough

‘The Dozer’s’ new life in the big city

New baby, new wife, new city and new footy club — Britt Gibson is the AFLW’s change-management super achiever. Dubbed ‘The Dozer’, the Kangaroo star opens up on her move from a small country town to the big city.

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MELBOURNE, AUSTRALIA - FEBRUARY 10: Stevie-Lee Thompson of the Crows (right) celebrates a goal with Justine Mules of the Crows during the 2019 NAB AFLW Round 02 match between the Carlton Blues and the Adelaide Crows at Ikon Park on February 10, 2019 in Melbourne, Australia. (Photo by Adam Trafford/AFL Media/Getty Images)

Thompson meets Crows’ need for speed

Stevie-Lee Thompson even shocked herself that she kicked four goals in the Crows first win of AFLW03. But it’s no surprise that she’s been named back in the forward lines for the Geelong clash

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North Hobart AFLW players ready to take on Carlton tomorrow at North Hobart Oval (L-R) Kaitlun Ashmore, Britt Gibson, captain Emma Kearney, Jess Duffin and Emma King. Picture: LUKE BOWDEN

AFLW sledging queen has lost none of her bite

Midfield star Emma Kearney is about to face her former side for the first time, and there’s sure to be fire in the battle. Kearney’s former Bulldogs teammates reveal who’ll be in the firing line.

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WOMEN IN SPORT - Representatives of professional and semi-professional female athletes from cricket, soccer, cycling, golf and AFLW. (LtoR) Tabatha Saville (Strikers), Stephanie Na (Golf), Chelsie Dawber (Adelaide United), Taryn Heather (TDU), and Courtney Cramey (AFLW). At Pinky Flat, 8 January 2019. Picture Dean Martin

All eyes on new conference system

It’s early days, but there already appears to be a gap between the strength in the two conferences in this year’s revamped AFLW competition. Crows columnist Courtney Cramey expects it will be an interesting discussion point as the season builds to finals.

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