Bruce McAvaney has seen so much in Australian track and field throughout his broadcasting career, but nothing compares to what teen sprinting sensation Gout Gout is doing at his age.
Tracking dozens of games across three years for more than a hundred kids will all culminate in two nights this week. SCOTT GULLAN lifts the lid on the lengths clubs go to scout future stars.
Charlie Curnow has opened up on a year of injury pain after battling with ankle issues throughout 2024, revealing his path back to his barnstorming best after off-season surgery.
The Adrian Dodoro era at Essendon is officially over, but not without one last deal going down to the wire, this time involving legal proceedings with the Fair Work Commission.
Former Western Bulldogs skipper Robert Murphy is returning to radio as part of a double act set to replace outgoing ABC Breakfast host Sammy J.
The 2025 footy TV wars are heating up, with Channel 9 making a major move to take on Kane Cornes and a revamped Channel 7, as the search for Cornes’ replacement continues.
James Hird’s return to footy will take another step next year, with the Essendon legend and former coach set to take a role on the silver screen. Find out more in Media Street.
The declaration was delivered in a South Melbourne pub just seconds after Onesmoothoperator had crossed the line first in the Geelong Cup on October 23.
Gary Rohan was pushing for a berth in Geelong’s finals team when he was left with a fractured skull in a freak incident. He opens up SCOTT GULLAN about that blow and his drive to land at a third AFL club.
Olympic silver medallist Jess Hull will have a chance to compete for a share of a whopping $18 million in prize money as she becomes the first Australian to ink a deal with Michael Johnson’s Grad Slam Track.
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