The biggest unanswered question from AFL racism deal
First Nations families said they signed off on the Hawthorn racism investigation from a position of strength. But what did they really get from the AFL?
First Nations families said they signed off on the Hawthorn racism investigation from a position of strength. But what did they really get from the AFL?
References to compensation funds and even an apology from Hawthorn disappeared at the last-minute before the racism saga findings were released. READ THE DRAFT DOCUMENT.
The identity of a previously-unnamed Hawthorn official who “categorically denies” a complaint made during the Hawk racism investigation has been revealed.
The prospect of sanctions on Hawthorn has grown steeper as the AFL launches a fresh investigation, this time into the club’s handling of its racism review.
Four First Nations families at the centre of the Hawthorn racism saga have revealed their identities and released an explosive statement. READ IT HERE.
A letter from Chris Fagan’s lawyers to Leon Zwier, representative of the First Nations families, helped flip the AFL’s Hawthorn racism probe on its head. SEE THE FULL LETTER HERE.
The Hawthorn board rejected a request to contribute a financial component into an Indigenous programs fund, as the legal costs of the saga are revealed.
The Hawthorn racism saga can join the Talia brothers investigation and tanking inquiry in the AFL brand protection hall of fame, writes Michael Warner.
As the AFL terminated the independent investigation without laying charges against Alastair Clarkson, Chris Fagan or Jason Burt the league also dropped a potential bomb on the Hawks.
The racism scandal engulfing Hawthorn has exploded once again with the accusers hitting out at the Hawks for passing on the investigation to the AFL as fresh allegations come to light.
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