Nat Fyfe cleared by Match Review Panel
Matt Murnane 5:29 PM Fremantle midfielder remains Brownlow Medal favourite after he was cleared of rough conduct against Ben Jacobs.
Blues bag Bolton, Hawks seek exit deal
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Caroline Wilson
6:51 PM
Hawthorn assistant coach offered the Carlton senior coaching job.
Dees chief questions attitude of players
Brain scans shown to researchers
Time to do away with anachronism
Martin in hot water over crowd gesture
Burke kept out of Fyfe case
Knee injury the last straw for Rivers
Sinclair making himself indispensable
Bulldogs must rebound quickly
Friends, family mourn Cooper Ratten
Maybe it is anyone's flag
Rising Star: who's still to come?
Eagles zero in on top-two spot
An open letter to the AFL boss
Dockers, Eagles in battle for top spot
Roos 'more mature', says Gibson
Cripps stars as Blues down Demons
Persistent North grind Dockers down
Degree of difficulty multiplying as Hawks chase their three-peat
Jake Niall The Hawks were nothing less than lethargic against Port Adelaide.
Supplements, smartphones and a premiership dream
Daniel Cherny Luke Davis is co-captain of an unbeaten team, and a tech entrepreneur. He's also one of ''The 34".
What Essendon must do next
Matthew Lloyd The day when a new $2.5 billion broadcast deal wasn't the main story.
In scheme of things, Hird was not such a big deal
Caroline Wilson The irony has not been lost on anyone who has closely followed the drugs affair.
Fans air grievances in Hobart
Jon Pierik and Daniel Cherny There was some unexpected drama after the recent North Melbourne-St Kilda game.
Toiling on under stormy skies
Peter Hanlon For someone whose entire AFL career has been played under metaphorically stormy skies, Nick O'Brien is blessed with a bright outlook.
What $2.5 billion looks like
Emma Quayle If you broke the AFL's new broadcasting deal down into $100 notes and piled them next to Buddy, they would make him look tiny.
The age old question
Jake Niall The teams fielded by Essendon over the past month have differed greatly from the tired side that was sliding inexorably when they met the Tigers.
Why the Saints drafted McCartin
Emma Quayle Emma Quayle sat in on St Kilda's recruiting meetings throughout 2014 for her book The Draftees.
A fight, a fatality, football pain again
Having watched his team lose by 98 points, Melbourne coach Paul Roos agreed to a request by the Bulldogs on Sunday evening that flipped protocol.
Goldstein to test Brownlow's mettle
Jake Niall If the Brownlow Medal has been a wholly owned subsidiary of the midfielders' fraternity, there is a ruckman who should at least challenge that positional monopoly.
Caro's Call: Hird and Bombers part ways
Chief football writer Caroline Wilson analyses the fallout from James Hird's departure as Essendon coach and speculates what the future may hold for the once dominant AFL club.
VIDEOS
'Our game is in mourning'
AFL chief executive Gillon McLachlan addresses the media following the tragic death of Adelaide Crows coach Phil Walsh at the age of 55.
Walsh's death hits Crows captain
Adelaide Crows captain Taylor Walker talks about the impact Phil Walsh's death has had on him and the AFL club.
Front and Centre: Moving tributes
Hawthorn and Collingwood pay a moving tribute to the late Phil Walsh in a weekend of AFL action.
Chris Judd retires from football
Senior football writer Rohan Connolly reflects on the amazing career of Chris Judd after his retirement..
Footballer of the Year: Round 21
Round 21 votes for the Age Footballer of the Year award for the 2015 premiership season.
Mick's last address to players
Jake Niall A gracious Mick Malthouse did not blame his players or criticise the Carlton board when he addressed the Blues for the last time.
The legend of Leon Baker
Rohan Connolly The dual premiership player is a famous grand final figure, yet one whose story has rarely been told.
Priddis proves the power of humility
Peter Hanlon Nowhere in a blocked-out calendar do the howls of "look at me" echo louder than the Brownlow.