Zippy Fish was touted as a potential No. 1 pick, but after meeting with multiple clubs there’s now there’s a new candidate to be the first Western Australian taken in this year’s AFLW draft.
The six-club AFLW mega deal has been completed, but it didn’t involve Hawthorn after they walked away from negotiations. What does that mean for Tayla Harris? Details here.
As Geelong presented it new numbers, Bailey Smith had his jumper presented by a famous No.3. And their chat will help him love footy for the game itself.
St Kilda pushed through the heat to complete a lung-busting session, and it was a young gun that stood up to signal his intentions for 2025. More in track watch here.
Both the Power and Crows have plenty of exciting father-son prospects to target in this year’s draft, but one academy player is getting recruiters talking. Matt Turner analyses the draft targets.
The speculation around Bailey Smith’s future will intensify when the season ends and Western Bulldogs coach Luke Beveridge has weighed in.
Essendon icon Kevin Sheedy will step down from the club’s board at the end of the season, having joined in 2020 to rebuild the club’s footy department.
After just missing out on succeeding Damien Hardwick at Richmond, Andrew McQualter is back in the mix for a senior coaching role.
A new era is coming for the Crows at their new home base of Thebarton, and the club is set to undergo a facelift in the form of a fresh logo, and some changes to its iconic home kit.
“A lot of water has passed under the bridge” since last year’s AFL grand final, and Brisbane Lions coach Chris Fagan has been careful not to dig up old wounds.
Former Demon Jordan Lewis says Melbourne is hurting itself from the inside, insisting too many people are ‘running their own agendas’ – and that no player is bigger than the club.
Tim English has revealed why he turned his back on interest from his home state of Western Australia to recommit to Western Bulldogs on a long-term deal.
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