New Zealand-born Mykelti Lefau was awarded Richmond’s final list spot on Monday, with the Kiwi opening up on a big goal for his time in yellow and black, while revealing he already had a favourite teammate.
It would’ve been easy for Chris Newman to head back to Hawthorn after Adem Yze beat him to the top job. Instead, they’re working together. The former Richmond skipper opens up on the decision.
We’ve got all the data on centre bounce attendances for the opening practice match of the season. See how much time Petracca, Pickett, Bolton and more spent at the bounce here.
As D-Day looms for SSP hopefuls at Collingwood and Richmond, an ex-Port Adelaide big man and WAFL forward are considered the frontrunners to land a list spot.
Brendon Gale has decided his future after reportedly agreeing to sign a three-year contract following weeks of speculation.
Late bolters are part and parcel of the AFL Draft. National talent manager Kevin Sheehan looks back at the stars who rocketed up the board at the end of their draft year.
Richmond would love a guaranteed talent in the mould of midfielder Ben Hobbs at next month’s draft, but might have to settle for a riskier prospect. Jay Clark predicts the top 20.
A Freedom of Information request to uncover the identity of two independent concussion experts is headed to VCAT as Worksafe tries to keep the names secret.
Richmond is set to have its first top 10 pick since 2012. And the Tigers have a total of five selections inside the top 30. How will they use them?
The AFL has outlined what steps it will take if a player refuses to be vaccinated, with its hardline stance winning the support of an influential club boss.
Geelong must prepare for its most important draft in the modern era. With seven list spots to fill, an ageing list and dreams to never bottom out, they can’t afford to fail.
The Richmond Tigers have released an extraordinary statement in response to claims heard in court that a player was poorly treated by club doctors.
Richmond Football Club president Peggy O’Neal is set to replace a high-profile businessman in a plum new role.
Sydney Stack has signed a new contract with the Tigers, less than a year after a Covid-19 breach put him behind bars for three weeks.
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