Giant upsets and groundbreakers: GWS' best
Daniel Cherny 3:04 PM When looking at the best wins of the AFL's newest clubs, the choices are literally limited to home and away games. But even though they haven't yet made the finals, Greater Western Sydney have already provided their small cohort of fans some very exciting moments. Here are the Giants' top five wins.
Stephen Dank to receive defamation payout
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Rania Spooner and Mark Russell Stephen Dank will receive a defamation payout from the Herald Sun's publisher over a story that alleged he associated with bikies.
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