Latest twist in Dees $100m fight for new home at Caulfield
Melbourne is desperate for a new headquarters to help restore its reputation as a destination club, but its battle to establish itself in Caulfield has taken yet another twist.
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History up for grabs as Crows heroes honoured
A decade after making a major move to honour every player who has represented the club in the AFL, the Crows are holding a rare auction for a cause close to their heart.
Lions must make ‘statement’ against Cats
A Lions great says Brisbane needs to make a statement against Geelong following a dip in form to avoid a third successive defeat.
The Tackle: Same old Dees means it’s curtains for 2025
Arguably footy’s greatest mystery is how the Dees continue to win the inside-50 count and still struggle to score. Jay Clark writes, some serious decisions will have to be made at season’s end.
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The YouTube clip that kick-started Port recruit’s rapid rise
Just three years ago, Joe Richards was playing country footy in Wangaratta, working as teacher’s aide. On Sunday, he plays game 21 at his second AFL club. The 25-year-old opens up on the ride.
Ross’ restoration project: Clayton’s possible $200k sacrifice to move
There’s some red flags surrounding a possible St Kilda move for Clayton Oliver, starting with his massive wage. But could the Demon take a pay cut for a fresh start?
Intolerance and impatience: Cook opens up on the ‘Carlton DNA’
Brian Cook’s contract at Carlton ends in October, but the CEO admits if the time is right he could hand the reins to Graham Wright earlier, with change on the horizon at the Blues.
Bailey Smith at centre of huge betting plunge
Fresh off his latest impressive performance on the field, Bailey Smith earned a jaw-dropping comment from one of his star teammates.
Surviving the ‘s***storm’: Shaw’s darkest days, Roo regrets
Rhyce Shaw calls himself a “footy sicko”. But there was a long period where he stopped loving the game which has shaped his family for decades. He opens up to Callum Dick.
Behind the myths, making and life cycle of an Australian icon
Iconic Sherrin footballs are used every day all across Australia. But where do they come from? And what happens to them after AFL games? We take you behind the scenes to find out.
Frantic Freo survive: Wake-up call or warning sign for a pretender?
The Dockers tried hard to lose and North did everything they could to win. But there’s still some shining lights for the Dockers, even if they only thing they should be feeling is relief.
Brutal Baz and Cats sink Bombers to new low
When Bailey Smith and Max Holmes are at their best together, there aren’t many who can keep up – but what Essendon fans saw at the MCG on Saturday was another crushing blow.
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