Every club’s best-and-fairest winner
From history-makers to comeback kids and unheralded heroes, this year’s best-and-fairest awards recognised some of the AFL’s best talents. Who won at your club?
North Melbourne
Moving moments: One game and a flag
Marlion Pickett produced not only the moment of the Grand Final but arguably the moment of the season as his AFL debut ended with a premiership medal. Glenn McFarlane lists the 20 most moving stories of 2019.
Full list of AFL 2019 free agents
On the eve of the 2019 free agency period, the AFL has released its full list of 55 players who are available to change clubs. Who makes the list from your club?
Trade news: Higgins sticks with Roos
North Melbourne’s two-time best-and-fairest winner Shaun Higgins has re-signed, potentially turning his back on a longer, more-lucrative deal with Geelong.
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SuperCoach scores: Studs and duds
THE SuperCoach stars and stinkers in Round 2. We review the good, the bad and the ugly scores from every game.
Dogs excited by Hawks challenge
WESTERN Bulldogs coach Luke Beveridge says Hawthorn will be a good challenge for his young team. WHAT THE COACHES SAID ON SATURDAY
Kangaroos hold off gritty Lions
NORTH Melbourne held off a gritty Brisbane Lions in hot conditions at the Gabba on Saturday evening, with Jarrad Waite kicking four goals.
Teams: Daisy to make long-awaited return
CARLTON midfielder Dale Thomas will make his long-awaited return after serving his one-match ban from an incident during the NAB Challenge. SEE THE TEAMS
Young Roo looms as Jed’s replacement
FEARLESS forward Kayne Turner looks set to replace injured North Melbourne speedster Jed Anderson for Saturday’s tricky Round 2 assignment in Brisbane.
Barometer: Luckless Cat hurt again
UPDATE: GEELONG’S injury curse has struck again but there is some overdue good news for Collingwood. See the latest injury list and predictions from the Herald Sun footy experts.
Kangaroos outlast plucky Crows in thriller
NORTH Melbourne’s veterans proved the difference in the club’s gripping 10-point win over the Adelaide Crows on Saturday night.
What will your team do differently in 2016?
PRE-season is over and the real footy starts this week. Where will Dane Swan spend most of his time this season? Here’s what can be expected of your club in 2016.
‘Can you survive the pressure?’
It’s the question Leigh Matthews would always ask and it’s maybe the most important factor in the premiership race, writes Jonathan Brown.
Roos ponder new-look pacy attack
JED Anderson is expected to make his debut in a North Melbourne side bolstered with the return of veteran Daniel Wells.
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