Pies succession plan ticked off, angry fans get an apology
On a big night for Collingwood, Barry Carp was officially voted in as president, two other big names joined the board and Craig Kelly had a message for upset members.
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Palmer’s High Court fight for federal election spot
Mining magnate Clive Palmer chose to deregister his political party two years ago. Now, that decision means he’s off to the High Court.
‘Wasn’t a good time’: Kelly’s first words on racism saga
Collingwood chief executive Craig Kelly has broken his silence on being the centre of racism allegations, lauding the support he received from outgoing president Jeff Browne.
Billionaire’s court fight over election
UAP leader Ralph Babet will take the Commonwealth to the High Court over what chairman Clive Palmer says are “unconstitutional” election laws.
‘Absolute nonsense’: Browne backs Pies’ culture after racism saga
Jeff Browne has vigorously defended Collingwood’s culture and CEO Craig Kelly after claims of racism were made against him by a former Pies staff member.
Pies move to deny Craig Kelly rumour
Collingwood has denied a rumour that CEO Craig Kelly has left the club in the wake of allegations made against him by a former employee.
Indigenous service dumps Pies as racism saga deepens
An Indigenous family violence service has severed ties with Collingwood as the club prepares to fight allegations of racism against CEO Craig Kelly.
Pies hit back: We are not a racist club
Collingwood president Jeff Browne has declared he has full faith in CEO Craig Kelly — the subject of racism allegations set to be heard in court which have rocked preparations for Scott Pendlebury’s 400th game.
‘Vastly improved’: Pies president says club not racist
Collingwood president Jeff Browne has strongly defended the club’s embattled chief executive from serious allegations of racism.
Collingwood CEO in bombshell new racism scandal
Collingwood’s chief executive Craig Kelly has been accused of joking about putting a live possum in a special room for Indigenous players and sending a Jewish colleague a “free Palestine” photo.
Pies boss backs in Nathan Murphy concussion call
Collingwood boss Craig Kelly has stood behind Nathan Murphy continuing his AFL career but declined to give more information on how the call was made. Here’s why.
Ex-MP shares X-rated video online
A social media account that seemingly belongs to former federal politician Craig Kelly has reposted an X-rated video.
Palmer tops political donor list
Millions donated to political parties by activists, businesses and unions, the Australian Electoral Commission has revealed.
Pies fury over false links to sex act video
Collingwood has emphatically shot down claims that one of its players was filmed without consent performing a sex act in a toilet cubicle.
‘Loves his punting’: Pies explain Ginni’s Moonee Valley dash
While most players were having a quiet night before the grand final, Jack Ginnivan headed to Moonee Valley to watch the races. What did the club think?
AFL boss chips Magpies for ticket debacle
Outgoing AFL boss Gillon McLachlan is going down swinging and says only Collingwood is to blame for their grand final ticketing issues.
Pies boss calls out AFL over seating allocations
The AFL has been criticised by Collingwood chief executive Craig Kelly after priority one members missed out on grand final tickets despite a guarantee from the club.
CEO’s call after AFL ticket shambles
The small percentage of Collingwood’s 105,000 members who get tickets to the grand final has prompted a call for change.
Ultimate clock killers: 120 seconds that saved Pies’ season
A ‘stop’ sign was held aloft on the bench, Scott Pendlebury went full traffic cop and eight back-to-back stoppages followed. It was clock killing at its best and this is how the Magpies did it.
Aussie senator’s gushing Trump letter
An Australian senator’s gushing letter to former US President Donald Trump – where he declares his support for the embattled candidate – has been revealed.
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