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Chelsea Randall, Bec Goddard and Erin Phillip hold the cup aloft after the Crows won the inaugural AFLW Premiership.

St Kilda, Geelong renew push for AFLW teams

Geelong and St Kilda have reinforced their bid to join the national women's league in 2018, putting forward separate submissions to be considered this week by the AFL Commission.

Travis Cloke is helped from the field on Friday.

Ziebell in clear over bump that broke Cloke

Jack Ziebell has been cleared of wrongdoing by the Match Review Panel after he broke Travis Cloke's ribs with a shirtfront late in North Melbourne's loss to the Western Bulldogs on Good Friday.  

Joel Selwood of the Cats handballs while being tackled by Cyril Rioli of the Hawks.

Cats crush dismal Hawks

One of the great modern rivalries is over. The last time Hawthorn lost by a bigger margin to Geelong was in 1937.

Pie-turned-Saint Nathan Brown keeps ahead of Jack Crisp.

Saints are back on track: Brown

Ex-Magpie Nathan Brown says he didn't know how to feel in the lead-up to his new club's clash with Collingwood on Easter Sunday.

Gary Ablett, shaking off Marc Murphy, was pivota' in Gold Coast's defeat of Carlton.

Resurgent Ablett upbeat despite booing

Back in form, back winning, and temporarily back in Victoria, Gary Ablett seemed unflustered by by the Carlton fans booing him at Etihad Stadium on Saturday night and was upbeat after Gold Coast recorded their second win inside a week.

Steven May, with Tom Lynch, injured his hamstring during the Suns round four win over the Blues at Etihad Stadium.

Defensive crisis looms for Suns

Gold Coast face prospect of having to play the hottest forward line in the AFL next week without their three best tall defenders.

Six of the best: Crow goalsneak Eddie Betts was unstoppable.

Eddie and Tex show dazzles

Eddie Betts reminded us what this AFL game is really about with a stunning bag of goals to help the Adelaide Crows floor Essendon by 65 points at Adelaide Oval tonight.

MELBOURNE, AUSTRALIA - APRIL 15: Gary Ablett of the Suns handballs during the round four AFL match between the Carlton ...

Lynch and Ablett star as Suns burn Blues

The more things change, the more they stay the same. For a half of football on Saturday night at Etihad Stadium, a Gold Coast captain was clearly best afield in a sea of kids and toilers.

Who got Lade?: Brendon is back at the Power.

Who got Lade? Port did

Brendon Lade is returning to Port Adelaide after seven years as an assistant coach at AFL rivals Richmond.

Dale Morris celebrates on the final siren.

Dogs won't be hoodoo gurus

The Western Bulldogs won't look back at their painful history of preliminary final losses in the lead up to their Saturday night clash with GWS Giants.

Switched: Sydney Swan Lance Franklin moved from Hawthorn to Sydney as a free agent in 2013.

Chris Judd: It's time to deny the top four clubs access to free agents

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