Ablett to play in China
Greg DenhamGary Ablett will start for Gold Coast in Sunday’s historic match for premiership points in China.
Youth policy a stayer: Carlton
Greg DenhamCarlton yesterday reaffirmed their commitment to a youth policy.
Waite ban threatens resurgence
Greg DenhamNorth Melbourne’s mini resurgence took a nosedive when Jarrad Waite was offered a one-match ban for a dangerous tackle.
Priddis backs Yeo
Greg DenhamMatt Priddis wants Eagles teammate Elliott Yeo to do a job on Marcus Bontempelli on Friday night.
Equalisation makes its mark
Greg DenhamRound seven, 2017 will be remembered as the one in which the benefits of equalisation really kicked in.
AFL won’t bend on rule changes
Greg DenhamA review of two controversial AFL rule changes has recommend no change this season.
Tigers, Eagles dig deep
Greg DenhamRichmond and West Coast may call on their reserves of back-up big men to get them through a time of need.
AFL decides rucking rule to stay
Greg Denham Patrick SmithAn AFL review of two controversial rule changes is expected to recommend they be retained.
Collingwood bristling with talent
Greg DenhamCollingwood will have a wealth of talent available against traditional arch-rival Carlton at the MCG on Saturday.
Dogs to regain bite for Tigers
Greg DenhamThe Western Bulldogs are expected to regain several players for Saturday night’s match with Richmond at Etihad Stadium.
Greene cops two-game ban
Greg DenhamThe match review panel yesterday ran out of patience with GWS’s Toby Greene, banning him from the club’s next two games.
Giles is Eagles’ only option
Greg DenhamWest Coast could be left with just back-up ruckman Jonathan Giles to lead their charge against Port Adelaide.
GWS in anxious wait
Greg DenhamThe AFL match review panel could today potentially punch a hole through GWS’s prospects of a historic first premiership.
Demons turn to Pedersen
Greg DenhamCam Pedersen has been called up by the Demons but Jesse Hogan will be out indefinitely.
Scott has no plans to leave
Greg DenhamNorth Melbourne coach Brad Scott yesterday cleared the air over his future.
Eagles give Mitchell late deadline
Greg DenhamWest Coast hope to learn today whether their veteran recruit Sam Mitchell will play against Fremantle.
Missing Giant not a big loss
Greg DenhamGreater Western Sydney full-back Phil Davis will miss the clash with the Western Bulldogs.
Injuries force Demons rethink
Greg DenhamMelbourne may have no choice than to recall bit player Cam Pedersen while their best two ruckmen are out injured.
Martin heads Tigers’ charge
Greg DenhamRichmond expects star midfielder Dustin Martin to be “even better” against Adelaide on Sunday.
Bombers’ rookie downs tools
Greg DenhamMature-age rookie Ben McNiece will become the fourth Essendon player to make his senior debut on Anzac Day.
Power probe clears Trengove
Greg DenhamPort Adelaide are investigating an incident outside a bar on the weekend involving big man Jackson Trengove.
Tigers’ faith in Martin’s fitness
Greg DenhamRichmond coach Damien Hardwick is confident star midfielder Dustin Martin will be right to take on Melbourne tonight.
Crows show strength in depth
Greg DenhamLittle separates Greater Western Sydney and Adelaide for premiership favouritism after five rounds.
De Jong in frame
Greg DenhamThe field for the vacant chief executive job at Hawthorn has narrowed to two candidates.
EXCLUSIVEHawks CEO race down to two
GREG DENHAMHawthorn deciding between two candidates — Fiona de Jong and Michael Nettlefold — for vacant CEO position.
Winless Swans call on experience
Greg DenhamCan the Swans register their first win of the year tomorrow night against the Giants?
Suns face Crows without key men
Greg DenhamGold Coast must take on the undefeated Adelaide on Saturday night without Steven May and Rory Thompson.
Doubts over Shanghai game
Greg DenhamGold Coast and Port Adelaide are monitoring the escalating tensions between the US and North Korea.
Down on numbers for Bob’s 300th
Greg DenhamFresh injuries to key forwards threaten to mar Western Bulldogs captain Bob Murphy’s milestone 300th AFL match.
Mitchell expects fired-up Hawks
Greg DenhamFormer Hawks captain Sam Mitchell believes his old club will come out firing against his new club West Coast on Sunday.