Dumped after 12 months: Crows know they got leaders wrong
Adelaide trumpeted the additions of four new leaders in 2024. Three of them are now gone a year later. Basically, the Crows got it wrong.
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‘It was cut and dry’: Moment trainers knew The Map had reached end
A shot at Adelaide Cup redemption for The Map has come to an end with the South Australian stayer retired after her unplaced run last Saturday.
Rozee: Why Power succession plan will work
Port Adelaide captain Connor Rozee is confident one of the Power’s strengths will help transitioning coaches Ken Hinkley and Josh Carr.
How ‘lowering the eyes’ will help Crows
Adelaide skipper Jordan Dawson says the Crows are attacking 2025 with a narrow-minded approach to avoid another missed opportunity.
$220m tipped for huge industrial site
Melbourne property firm Quintessential is gearing up for a bumper profit on the sale of its Port Adelaide Distribution Centre, which is set to hit the market.
Property seized from Vailo founder to be sold off
Receivers are looking to offload a multimillion-dollar property seized from Adelaide entrepreneur Aaron Hickmann, as financiers chase millions in unpaid debts.
Western climb into third with big win over Adelaide
A stunning team goal, which ranks among the best of the A-League season, helped to kickstart Western United’s thumping 3-0 over Adelaide United, but it could have been more. See the latest news from every game.
MRO latest: Ginbey, Smith learn round 1 fate
West Coast youngster Reuben Ginbey has been told whether an incident with No. 1 pick Sam Lalor warranted a suspension, while an Adelaide veteran also learned his fate.
Mounting a case: SA region’s pitch to rejoin Gather Round
The mayor of one of the regions snubbed from South Australia’s Gather Round extravaganza for 2025 says he’s determined to make sure it remains in the minds of AFL bosses.
Crows pull SSP swiftie to sign former Swan
Backup Adelaide ruckman Kieran Strachan has been moved to the inactive list after an injury setback – but the Crows snuck in some paperwork to replace him.
Port finds its saviour – and a potential midfield problem
Jeremy Finlayson proved he was ready to step in and help Port Adelaide’s injury-hit backline. But did the dominant Crows expose a bigger issue? Get all the intel from Mt Barker.
Redback revival hits stunning levels
South Australia had been Sheffield Shield easybeats for the past seven seasons but a new coach has turned his team into the best in Australia.
Cops patrol school after email threats
Police are patrolling a major high school in one state after a series of threatening emails were sent to the principal.
Ricciuto: The word Crows are right not to mention
It’s shaping as a crunch season for Matthew Nicks and the Crows. Former skipper Mark Ricciuto says the club has already made one right move by avoiding one of the pitfalls of their 2024 campaign.
Blues hand former Cats, Power forward a lifeline
Carlton had five players fighting for its final list spot, but has decided to hand a former Geelong and Port Adelaide forward a lifeline at a third club in the SSP.
‘You get what you deserve’: Wines addresses Hinkley’s last ride
Power superstar Ollie Wines says there’s added motivation at Port to not only send Ken Hinkley off on a high, but possibly a Port Adelaide legend alongside him.
Track Watch: Casualties of new-look Crows revealed
The Crows look set to unveil four big recruits in their pre-season “Showdown” with Port, with Wednesday’s match sim providing some key intel on who will make way for new stars.
‘Takes its toll’: AFLW’s best player’s radical season shift idea
Reigning AFLW best-and-fairest Ebony Marinoff has conceded the league is yet to “nail” the perfect season start date and has thrown up her own idea which would impact the AFL fixture. HAVE YOUR SAY.
Gwilt, Bruton, Lai: Power bolter joins select group of footy recruits
There are few footballers who go from local footy direct to the AFL. MATT TURNER looks back on the players who have followed the same path as Port Adelaide’s new SSP signing Josh Lai.
‘Paint melted’: Inside brutal spray which saved NBL club’s season
South East Melbourne was on the verge of an embarassing straight-sets NBL finals exit. Then, a searing spray flipped their final against Adelaide 36ers on its head. This is what happened behind closed doors.
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