How Swans, Giants plan to attack draft’s first round
With five picks between them in the draft’s first round, Sydney and GWS Giants are set to have a big say. LACHLAN MCKIRDY finds out what they have planned.
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How Giant draft prospect was nearly lost to footy
Logan Smith is considered one of the top two ruck prospects in this week’s draft, but he very nearly gave the game away. He speaks about knuckling down on a quest to play in the AFL.
Confronting pics of unrecognisable AFL star
GWS Giants star Stephen Coniglio has revealed the brutal extent of his AFL injuries after undergoing posteason surgery.
‘Wish we could have been better’: Greene’s admission on GWS antics
GWS captain Toby Greene has spoken publicly for the first time on the club’s infamous Wacky Wednesday, admitting his regrets about the controversial event.
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‘Difficult to watch’: Tom Boyd’s complex relationship with footy
In May 2019, Tom Boyd stunned the competition by retiring from football. He tells CALLUM DICK how he managed to rediscover his love footy despite not having fun at the top level.
Jarryd Hayne’s camp hits out at AFL scandal
Jarryd Hayne’s high profile lawyer has hit out after the former NRL star was dragged into the ugly GWS Giants post-season scandal.
Cornes: Port’s Dan Houston deal still looks dumb
Even with absolutely all factors taken into account, it’s a farce, writes Graham Cornes.
Giants confident AFLW, AFL rift will mend after party furore
GWS believes the relationships between the club’s AFL and AFLW groups can be restored after they were fractured by the Wacky Wednesday drama which has rocked the Giants.
‘Lacked procedural fairness’: AFLPA calls out league’s GWS probe
The AFL Players Association has hit out at the league’s probe into the conduct of GWS players during their Wacky Wednesday event and questioned the AFL’s commitment to cultural change.
GWS women’s team ‘hurt and angered’
The women’s team has released a statement blasting the actions of the men’s side during its disgraced “Wacky Wednesday” party.
‘Angered’ GWS AFLW players slam Wacky Wednesday antics
The Giants’ AFLW team has united to call out their AFL counterparts for inappropriate behaviour that took place at a post-season function.
Best 23s: How trade period changed every club
Trade period is behind us and the clear winners and losers have emerged. How will every club’s best 23 look for 2025 after the exchange period? FIND OUT HERE
Giant bans extreme? Maybe, but a line in the sand had to be drawn
In May, the Giants were educated about the prevalence of violence against women, which is why their “Wacky Wednesday” antics were so jarring. The AFL had to act, writes Lachlan McKirdy.
AFL players’ sick dress-up outfits revealed
“Acts on a sex doll” and “characterising slavery” were among the distressing acts played out by GWS players at their team function.
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