Divided Aussies react to Price’s comments
There has been a nation wide outpour of criticism and praise for Steve Price, following the columnist’s controversial AFLW opinion article published on Friday last week.
There has been a nation wide outpour of criticism and praise for Steve Price, following the columnist’s controversial AFLW opinion article published on Friday last week.
An AFLW premiership hero will return to Darwin after a new career pathway sidelined her elite playing ambitions.
An article on the state of AFLW ruffled feathers over the weekend and on Monday night it resulted in a frosty segment between two panellists.
Essendon has been one of the most promising expansion teams this season, but Brisbane roared back into form to inflict a crushing defeat. Plus the Demons see off the Dockers.
CARLTON captain Brianna Davey is eyeing an AFLW Round 1 return after enduring a “tough” rehabilitation from a knee reconstruction.
The Western Bulldogs want to turn the Western Oval precinct into a ‘Mecca’ for AFLW football as they work on ambitious plans for a new $16 million parcel of land.
Former champion basketballer Dr Jessica Foley has been drafted by the Crows’ AFLW side and uses attributes learnt on the sports field while working in Noarlunga Hospital’s Emergency Department.
Port Adelaide has had enough of the Crows’ monopoly over the AFLW in South Australia. The only question remains: when will they be allowed to join?
North Melbourne AFLW captain Emma Kearney admits she was a little nervous about being the first big name to sign at the expansion club but is now rapt with the list the Kangaroos have put together. How far can they go in 2019?
She’s got high-quality football bloodlines and wants to inspire young girls to pull on the boots. Meet the inaugural coach of the Crows Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islander Female Academy.
Adelaide has launched a new indigenous female football academy which underpins a long-term strategy to identify and develop talent for its AFLW team and broaden its Aboriginal programs.
Collingwood recruit Sharni Layton is loving life as she prepares for her first AFLW season. The former Aussie netball star on her battle to master a new sport — and her battle to stay on top off the field.
She was in New Zealand on a football cultural exchange with Port Adelaide’s Women’s Aboriginal AFL Academy, but long distance wouldn’t stop her watching as her brother Izak was drafted by Gold Coast
Geelong star Tom Stewart will be a busy man next year after the All-Australian defender was appointed assistant coach of the Cats’ AFLW team ahead of their entry into the women’s competition in 2019.
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