AFL great makes call on coaching future
A five-time AFL premiership hero has made a call on his local coaching future with his phone now expected to ring hot.
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Major shake up looms for elite AFL pathways
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‘This guy can play’: Double boost set to lift Wickers
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EDFL club lands huge mid-season return
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Why federal government has ‘capped’ Macquarie Point funding
The federal government says it remains steadfast on not providing further funding for the Macquarie Point Stadium as Tasmanians ask why an NRL team is receiving much more.
‘It’s an honour’: Jim Stynes’ son set for international debut
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