Blues conjure a win for the ages
Carlton defy mounting injuries to conjure a remarkable victory in the dying stages against Port Adelaide.
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Peter Hanlon
Peter Hanlon has worked at The Age since 1995, initially as deputy sports editor, subsequently as editor of the Saturday and Sunday Age sports sections, and since 2007 as a senior sports writer. He writes extensively on the AFL, and has also covered the Beijing Olympics and Delhi Commonwealth Games.
Bolton proud but not satisfied
Carlton forward Casboult escapes serious injury in memorable win over Port, focus turns to unbeaten North Melbourne.
Five things worth a clip
A sideways glance at a serious game.
Cats live up to the pre-season hype
Chris Scott says there's room for improvement in his team but a platform has been built.
Cats dig deep to see off Eagles
A wounded Geelong withstood a third-quarter surge from West Coast to complete a win full of heart and soul on Saturday.
Hawkins powers on to greater heights
The Cats' full-forward is getting better without kicking bags of goals.
Five things we thought up before round 7
A sideways glance at a serious game.
Cats ponder tall story to tackle Naitanui
Geelong's ruck stocks are in good shape as big tests loom.
Scott insists team not a two-man show
Geelong's coach echoes his conviction that his team has more weapons than Joel Selwood and Paddy Dangerfield.
Cats' dynamic duo get the job done again
The key Cats get the job done again despite an old favourite's best efforts.
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