Who gets the Pies top job?
Collingwood do not yet have a short-list, but the industry does. The Magpies parted ways with their long-term CEO Gary Pert on Monday by Tuesday names were being raised.
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Kennedy doubted captain's call
Sydney star Josh Kennedy admits he doubted whether he made the right call to take over the captaincy amid the club's horror start to the season.
AFL season and pre-season are too long: Murphy
Western Bulldogs captain Bob Murphy thinks a complete overhaul of the AFL season should be undertaken, believing it would benefit the game in the years to come.
King Richard's three Brownlows to go under the hammer
They were once stored in the bathroom in the family house, but an iconic part of footy history will go under the hammer next month when AFL legend Dick Reynolds' three Brownlow medals are auctioned off.
Jong spreading the word of multiculturalism
Lin Jong says the AFL's stance against racism and endorsement of multicultural acceptance is a tribute to the sport.
Canberra's Powell off to AFL Draft Combine
The AFL academy gave Canberra's Jack Powell a taste of what it's like to live and breathe football.
North, Hawks stoush looms over Tasmania
A North Melbourne women's team could be launched into the national competition as the Tasmanian Kangaroos come 2019 should the club succeed in its bid to win an AFL Women's licence.
AFL Players' Association multicultural map
Check out the AFLPA's world map, featuring players born outside of Australia (green) or with a parent born outside of Australia (red). Some players may appear on the map more than once.
Under-siege Eagles coach Adam Simpson 'up for the fight'
Under-sieged Eagles coach Adam Simpson has fired back at criticisms his job is on the line, claiming he's up "for a fight".
Scott spray: Daw's Simon and Garfunkel moment
It was the spray that had the footy world talking, when North Melbourne coach Brad Scott had a red-hot go at his ruckman Majak Daw in last Saturday's loss to Essendon.
Kennedy doubted his leadership after horror start
Sydney captain Josh Kennedy has revealed he wondered if he was up to the task after the Swans' disastrous start to his tenure.
AFL clubs' obsession with pointless press conferences are driving me mad: Hardie
AFL clubs are running the risk of becoming more like politicians with their obsession with holding pointless press conferences about nothing.
Dockers rookie learns from Riewoldt trickery
Fremantle youngster Griffin Logue learned an invaluable lesson when he was tricked by St Kilda's Nick Riewoldt earlier this month.
'Hard conversations' provide catalyst for turnaround
Essendon's return to the top eight has come on the back of some "hard conversations" following their shock loss to the Brisbane Lions in round 15, according to forward Cale Hooker.
Top AFLW coach to lead Allies against Victoria
Inaugural AFLW premiership coach Bec Goddard will coach the Allies team in the first women's state of origin match against Victoria early next month.
'One of the most competitive beasts I've met': Former teammate backs Greene
As Toby Greene gets ready to face the music from coach Leon Cameron, a former teammate says the combative forward should not change the way he plays.
Buckley getting on with business
Collingwood skipper Scott Pendlebury will need at least another four weeks out after a setback with his broken finger.
Revised offer: Martin to be Tigers' $6 million man
Richmond superstar Dustin Martin stands to earn more than $6 million over the next six years as part of a revised offer from the Tigers in a year he could become the first uncontracted man this century to win the Brownlow Medal.
Cats utility Blicavs may be out until AFL finals
A spate of ankle injuries have left versatile Geelong midfielder Mark Blicavs and dynamic Port forward Chad Wingard likely to be sidelined until the finals and two key Demons in doubt this weekend.
Harley's promotion to CEO a sign of Swans' stability
Sydney did not look outside the club in its hunt for Andrew Ireland's replacement with Tom Harley's appointment part of a succession plan hatched last year.
'The greatest example of spin that I've seen for some time'
Michael Gleeson, Caroline Wilson and Greg Baum take a look at just what is going on at Collingwood, plus the high-flying Tigers, Adam Simpson's tenure at West Coast and the Blues' love affair with GWS players continues.
Is Hawkins' form a concern for Cats?
Tom Hawkins provided only the one goal - and three points - against Adelaide on Friday night in a heavyweight clash the Cats needed a solid contribution in. This came a week after Hawkins was held goalless against Hawthorn, prompting questions as to whether the power forward was struggling.
Crows' Thompson to retire at season's end
Adelaide stalwart Scott Thompson has confirmed he'll retire at the end of the season.
Harley the man as Swans announce CEO succession plan
Tom Harley was confirmed as Sydney's next chief executive on Tuesday with the Swans unveiling another succession plan for their leadership.
Richardson hopeful Montagna will return this season
Serious injury has come at the worst possible time for St Kilda veteran Leigh Montagna as he considers his future, but coach Alan Richardson is hopeful he will play again before the end of the season.
Longmire knows it will be hard to stop ex-Swan Mitchell
Sydney coach John Longmire concedes former Swans player Tom Mitchell will be hard to stop in Friday's AFL clash with Hawthorn at the MCG.
Game was up for Pert, and he won't be last to go
In recent years keeping up with all the chess moves at Collingwood can be as challenging as the game plan Nathan Buckley himself has battled to put in place.
AFL examines abnormal round 18 free kick count
AFL umpires boss Peter Schwab admits his department concentrated on two games during their weekly review, after an unusually high amount of free kicks across the weekend.
Greene, Zorko and Redpath cop suspensions from MRP
The AFL's crackdown on punches has landed a triple blow, with Greater Western Sydney bad boy Toby Greene one of three players to be offered suspensions for striking.
Kangaroos hopeful Ziebell returns against Demons
North Melbourne hope an extensive injury list is eased this week with five players facing fitness tests ahead of Saturday's clash against Melbourne.
GWS, Hawks not alarmed by 'luckless' injury run
GWS have conducted an assessment of their dire injury list and found that neither poor training methods nor inadequate player management are to blame for their stream of sidelined stars, while Hawthorn say most of their injuries are down to "uncontrollable" factors.
Rupert Wills himself into Pies' team after 'frustrating' 2017
Collingwood midfielder Rupert Wills is delighted to finally be back playing AFL football after the impressive 2016 recruit's 2017 season has been plagued by injury.
Late season wins won't shape Buckley's future: McGuire
Collingwood president Eddie McGuire says fighting wins over the past fortnight won't influence the call on Nathan Buckley's future, declaring the coach's full body of work will determine whether he is reappointed.
Pert resigns: 'The responsible thing for me to do'
Collingwood chief executive Gary Pert has resigned from his post at the AFL club.
It's time to address the elephant in the room: Adam Simpson has to go
It's time to stop skirting around the issue: Adam Simpson has to go.
Who got Lade? Port did
Brendon Lade is returning to Port Adelaide after seven years as an assistant coach at AFL rivals Richmond.
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.
Hogan departure won't be 'catastrophic': Schwarz
Melbourne great David Schwarz says the potential defection of Jesse Hogan would not be "as catastrophic" now as it would have been last year.
Football romance, or the road to the future?
There’s two very contrasting narratives developing heading into the penultimate weekend of the AFL season. And sentimentally, they’re at opposite ends of the spectrum.
Chris Judd: It's time to deny the top four clubs access to free agents
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