AFLW Agenda: Hawks-Lions post-siren brawl good for the game
The Hawks and Lions clashing post-game on Saturday raised eyebrows, but ELIZA REILLY says that just enhanced the epic contest. See more hits and misses from week 1 of the finals here.
The Hawks and Lions clashing post-game on Saturday raised eyebrows, but ELIZA REILLY says that just enhanced the epic contest. See more hits and misses from week 1 of the finals here.
A Brisbane defender has revealed the mood inside the preliminary final-bound Lions camp after a star midfielder’s tribunal verdict.
Belle Dawes will be free to line up for the Brisbane Lions in their preliminary final after being cleared in a marathon AFLW tribunal hearing on Wednesday.
A contracted All-Australian Bulldog is continuing to pursue rival interest from two clubs despite recently signing a three-year deal. Plus details on the sweeping changes to West Coast’s list.
A Brisbane Lions AFLW star that was a victim of crowd abuse is set to bounce back in style during the finals series.
Hawthorn’s credibility has been questioned since the AFLW side secured a huge prize – a senior Hawk says players have taken notice.
Taylah Levy already has a basketball championship under her belt this year. Now, she wants to add an AFLW premiership to it as the cross-code gun prepares for her first finals series.
From some honest assessments on the 2024 non-finalists to the announcement of a night grand final, ELIZA REILLY runs through the hits and misses from Week 10.
A controversial aspect of the AFLW schedule is here to remain – despite players and former coaches voicing their concerns.
The AFLW is overhauling the end of the finals series in a shift that the league says will help grow the game to new audiences.
After 11 matches in 10 weeks, AFLW finals are finally here. We break down each side’s form, the key match-ups and look at how the opening week of games could unfold.
Aisling McCarthy could only watch AFLW finals with envy during her time as an Eagle. As ELIZA REILLY writes, the Irishwoman is ready to show she’s born for the big stage.
The AFL Integrity Unit is reportedly investigating an ugly fan incident that left a two-time premiership winner in tears.
Geelong captain Meg McDonald says the Cats have shown it can play “efficient, exciting footy” but learning to win remains an ongoing project. Plus, the numbers behind this year’s crowds.
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